During a quick visit in France, prof Rodney Van Meter from KEIO University, found time to come to Ecole Polytechnique to give a quantum computing tutorial, to present some of his latest research within that field — and to help…
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Beyond the transport of uncompressed video over IP networks, defined in standards such as ST2022-6, the ability to build software-based Video Processing Functions (VPF) on commodity hardware and using general purpose Operating Systems is the next logical step in the…
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It’s always wonderful when our alumni returns, and talk about their work — and on how their careers took shape after graduating.
… where the 2nd year engineering students developed and demonstrated a multi-player, Tron-inspired, on-line game. Good job gals and guys …
With our partners from Cisco, and Keio University, we’re presenting research projects and fielding questions from 1st year engineering students. Many of whom will join our research teams come September…
Part of the “fun” of the winter break is, that it gives an occasion to do some “digital housekeeping” – make space on harddrives and memory cards, but also rediscover moments from the year gone by. In this case, the…
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Today, and at this very moment (assuming that they stick to the agenda, and I did time-zone computations correctly), our own Yoann Desmouceaux (X11), along with Mark Townsley, are in Atlanta Georgia presenting the paper “SRLB: The Power of Choices in Load…
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Any business traveler will recognise this: you arrive, tired after a long flight…take a shuttle to your hotel, where you queue to check in, and do all sorts of formalities including most commonly showing picture ID, having your credit card…
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It’s that time of the year: students at Ecole Polytechnique defending their 3A projects. Clement Durand (in the picture) with his buddies Guillaume Girol (aka Bruce) and Leo Gaspard presenting the fruit of their….wait what? Stop-and-Wait?
Jean-Louis Rougier, otherwise from Telecom-ParisTech, walking Polytechnique and Master-ACN (M1) students through MPLS details and demonstrating how to conducting a rigorous RFC5218 analysis.