Introduction This document defines a Parallel Transport Protocol (PTP) that permits parallel data flow between a wide variety of interconnected equipment configurations. The intent of the protocol is to provide bandwidth improvements for large transfers which scale implicitly with increasing physical parallelism (e.g. with increasing numbers of devices or increasing network parallel interconnectivity). Parallel transport will be defined as a connection mode transport application which will use standard transport providers for data movement, and standard transport interfaces for implementation. The protocol will define: 1. A procedure for managing parallel data flow. 2. The required data structures to be exchanged. Data will be moved between...
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Abstract. High speed networks are now providing incredible performances. Software evolution is slow ...
This paper surveys parallelism in communication subsystems. Amodel that describes parallelism in ter...
This paper explores the concept of Parallel TCP, which splits a traditional single TCP connection in...
Abstract — On board IP networks are an effective mean to provide uninterrupted Internet access to pu...
Parallel transfer of large amounts of data is attractive as (i) the data can be received in less tim...
Datasets up to terabyte size and petabyte capacities have created a serious imbalance between I/O an...
In this document a high speed Flexible Cable Bus for parallel data transfer is discussed. The arbitr...
Abstract Parallel processing has been proposed as a means ofimproving network protocol throughput. S...
The transport layer manages the end-to-end transportation of packets across a network. Its role is t...
this document to describe packet transport methodologies that permit variable-sized packets. It is t...
Achieving acceptable levels of TCP performance on high speed wide area networks with large bandwidth...
As network speeds increase, a major concern regarding communication protocols is their limited thr...
There is a need for systems to provide additional processing to extract useful information from the ...
Although Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a widely deployed and successful protocol, it shows ...
A case study was conducted to examine the performance and portability of parallel applications, with...
Abstract. High speed networks are now providing incredible performances. Software evolution is slow ...
This paper surveys parallelism in communication subsystems. Amodel that describes parallelism in ter...
This paper explores the concept of Parallel TCP, which splits a traditional single TCP connection in...