Satellite-linked computers: Network planned

Locally Served Network Computers

NCs are the natural evolution of PCs, ubiquitous computers everywhere. The current vision of NCs requires two improbable developments: (1) inexpensive high-bandwidth WAN links to the Internet, and (2) inexpensive centralized servers. The large NC bandwidth requirements will force each home or office to have a local server LAN attached to the NCs. These servers will be much less expensive to pur...

The Satellite Atm Network

Jointly power and bandwidth allocation for a heterogeneous satellite network

Due to lack of resources such as transmission power and bandwidth in satellite systems, resource allocation problem is a very important challenge. Nowadays, new heterogeneous network includes one or more satellites besides terrestrial infrastructure, so that it is considered that each satellite has multi-beam to increase capacity. This type of structure is suitable for a new generation of commu...

Multiple Network Alignment on Quantum Computers

Comparative analyses of graph structured datasets underly diverse problems. Examples of these problems include identification of conserved functional components (biochemical interactions) across species, structural similarity of large biomolecules, and recurring patterns of interactions in social networks. A large class of such analyses methods quantify the topological similarity of nodes acros...

Network computers: the changing face of computing

C omputer system architectures have always evolved over time, but we are currently witnessing an especially dramatic paradigm shift in computer system design. The first computing paradigm, the mainframe paradigm, provided a centralized control to a set of terminals. While this model offered efficient system and data control and proper resource management, users could not easily modify the syste...