Krishna Kant
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am currently a program director in the Computer Systems Research (CSR)
cluster of CISE/CNS division within National Science Foundation. I can be reached via p hone at (703) 292-4776 and by
email at Krishna.Kant at intel.com or kkant at nsf.gov. I am also
associated with the Center of Secure Information Systems (CSIS) at George
Mason University, Fairfax, VA where I work on cloud computing security. I am currently on leave of absence from Intel
Corporation where I have worked since 1997 on future server architectures and
technologies. My recent research interests include
the following:
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My other areas with significant expertise and prior/ongoing work include (a)
Traffic characterization of internet and e-commerce servers, (b) Detailed
platform level performance modeling, (c) Network acceleration at transport and
higher layers, (d) compression technologies, and (e) peer to peer computing. Prior to joining Intel, I was with Bellcore
(now Telcordia) from 1992 to 1997 where I worked on a
both Operations support and Switching sides of Telecom. In
particular, I worked on a variety of aspects related to Signaling System no 7
(SS7) including SS7 congestion control, link error monitoring, capacity
planning and personal communications technologies. Prior
to Bellcore, I was an associate professor of computer
science at Penn State University(1985-1991) primarily working in areas of
performance modeling and distributed systems. From
1981-1985, I was an assistant professor in the EECS department, working mainly
in the areas of fault-tolerance and performance modeling. In 1992, I published a graduate level textbook on
performance modeling, titled Introduction
to Computer Systems Performance Modeling , McGraw Hill, 1992.
For more detailed information, please click
the following links.
Workshops
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NSF Workshop on
Communications for sustainability (WICS, June 2011)
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Workshop
on Pervasive Computing at Scale (PeCS, Jan 2011)
Recent Presentations
Tutorials
Misc stuff