An Area-Efficient Euclid Architecture

resource optimized remote-memory-access architecture

in the limit order book) within roughly 2-3 ms, and others who seem to cycle in wall-clock time (e.g. access the market every second). We define low-latency activity as strategies that respond to market events in the millisecond environment, the hallmark of proprietary trading by a variety of players including

Designing a wide-area distributed hash table (DHT) that provides high-throughput and low-latency network storage is a challenge. Existing systems have explored a range of solutions, including iterative routing, recursive routing, proximity routing and neighbor selection, erasure coding, replication

Low latency processing is usually a goal in real-time audio applications; however, it is not clear how little latency is to be considered low enough. We discuss currently available experimental data on human perception and argue that somewhat high latencies (around 20--30ms) are probably perfectly

Abstract: This paper focus is on access-layer technologies targeting low-latency robust and spectrally-efficient transmission in a set of emerging application scenarios. Two basic types of wireless networks are considered, namely long-term LTE-Advanced cellular networks and medium-range rapidly

Low latency is critical for interactive networked applications. But while we know how to scale systems to increase capacity, reducing latency — especially the tail of the latency distribu-tion — can be much more difficult. In this paper, we argue that the use of redundancy is an effective way

(LCM) library for message passing and data marshalling. The primary goal of LCM is to simplify the development of low-latency message passing systems, targeted at real-time robotics applications. LCM is comprised of several components: a data type specification language, a message passing system

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Low latency complex event processing on parallel hardware