Now, talk on “Mobile video for ICN” – Ecole Polytechnique graduate and Cisco researcher Jacques Samain wins the price for the shortest title this morning

Memorable quotes from Jacques’ presentation: 1+3 = 4 82% of the Internet traffic is Video …

Memorable quotes from Jacques’ presentation: 1+3 = 4 82% of the Internet traffic is Video …


Last talk before the coffee break is “Temporal-spatial distributed databases over ICN, Prof. Andrea Detti, Università di Roma Tor Vergata.

While impossible to capture the entire presentation of Emmanuel, key points to retain included: Experimental results en masse Comparison to non-ICN (iPv6/6LoWPAN) IoT protocol stacks Identification of challenges to resolve Security being key among those. As a good academic, Emmanuel…

Now up, Emmanuel Baccelli from INRIA, talking “ICN for the IoT: Energy Efficiency, Opportunities & Challenges” – starting with a taxonomy of “the IoT:

And the first talk is “ICN + Industrial Internet = Towards an ICN Cloud Architecture for the IoT?” By Prof. Dr. Matthias Wählisch, Freie Universitat Berlin

Giovanna Carofiglio from Cisco France opening the ICN session at the 2017 Cisco-Polytechnique symposium, outlining 7 thought-provoking tasks. I am especially interested in the last talk “how do we solve the ‘crying baby’ problem?” – wondering if he has a…

Today is the day: the 2017 Cisco-Ecole Polytechnique Symposium kicks off – with a rich and diverse agenda: from ICN to IPv6, over advances in AI and in media production. This years overarching theme: “Opportunities and impacts on the networking,…

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?

Last Wednesday was the day of the “first half” of the exam in INF566 — a rather non-traditional class that I teach with Mark Townsley (and, with expert assistance of Jean-Louis Rougier from Telecom-ParisTech) and where the goal is to…