Hardware Podcasts

75: End Up in a Puppy Fight

Embedded.fm · 5 Nov 2014 · 1h 06m

What this episode covers

Glenn Scott and Nacho Solis, principal scientists at PARC (Palo Alto Research Center), explain Content-Centric Networking (CCN), a networking paradigm that replaces IP addresses with hierarchical data names to enable caching, security, and mobility. They discuss the CCN software stack, its integration with Riot OS for embedded systems, and the challenges of transitioning research into usable reference designs. The guests also share advice on navigating the patent process, the importance of community building through conferences, and the unique culture of research at PARC.

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PARC, Xerox, Sun Microsystems
Also
Glenn Scott, Nacho Solis, CCN, Riot OS, CCN Light, CCNX.org

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