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Research
Latest funding
- $593,967
5G Enabled Autonomous Fleet Mobility
NSERC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $412,500
Architectural alternatives for edge computing in the 5G ecosystem
NSERC · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $262,600
Disaggregated Cloud
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
5G Enabled Autonomous Fleet Mobility
Principal investigators: Khajepour, Amir A
Keywords: 5g networks; 5g networks for localization; autonomous fleet mobility; autonomous public transportation; autonomous vehicles; cloud computing; decision making; edge and cloud computation; health care autonomous mobility; perception and localization
Architectural alternatives for edge computing in the 5G ecosystem
Principal investigators: Karsten, Martin M
Keywords: 5G; Benchmarking; Cloud Systems; Mobile Applications; Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC); Performance Modelling
Disaggregated Cloud
Principal investigators: Al Kiswany, Samer
Sequentially consistent reads at wire speed
Principal investigators: Al Kiswany, Samer
A Study of the Impact of Network Partitioning Faults on Cloud Systems
Principal investigators: AlKiswany, Samer
Exploring a New Design Paradigm for Distributed Systems in Modern Data Centers
Principal investigators: Al Kiswany, Samer
Keywords: software-defined networks; distributed storage systems; key-value storage; data management; security; quality of service; fault tolerance; consistency; performance; cloud
Improving Object Storage Performance and Efficiency through Network Integration
Principal investigators: AlKiswany, Samer
Meeting with NetApp Team to Explore Possible Collaborations
Principal investigators: AlKiswany, Samer
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