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Tiny tera: A packet switch core

IEEE Micro, Volume 17, No. 1, Year 1997

Built with off-the-shelf CMOS technology, this small, 1-Tbps packet switch uses novel scheduling algorithms to efficiently route unicast and multicast traffic.

McKeown, Nick
1. United States, Palo Alto Stanford University
2. United Kingdom, Bristol Hewlett Packard Laboratories, Bristol
3. United States, Berkeley University of California, Berkeley
Izzard, Martin
1. United States, Dallas Texas Instruments
2. South Africa, Durban University of Kwazulu-natal
3. United Kingdom, Cambridge University of Cambridge
4. United Kingdom, Cambridge Trinity College Cambridge
Mekkittikul, Adisak
1. United States, Palo Alto Stanford University
2. United States, Wichita Wichita State University
Ellersick, William
1. United States, Palo Alto Stanford University
2. United States, Plano Ericsson Inc.
3. United States, Lowell M/a-com Macom
4. United States, Troy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Horowitz, Mark
1. United States, Palo Alto Stanford University
2. United Kingdom Electrical Engineering Department
3. United States, Los Altos Rambus Inc.

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Tiny tera: A packet switch core

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