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Network interface architecture for remote indirect memory access (rima) in datacenters

Xue et al., 2020

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5902443455877115931
Author
Xue J
Vijaykumar T
Thottethodi M
Publication year
Publication venue
ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization (TACO)

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Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) fabrics such as InfiniBand and Converged Ethernet report latency shorter by a factor of 50 than TCP. As such, RDMA is a potential replacement for TCP in datacenters (DCs) running low-latency applications, such as Web search and …
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