Welcome to the Networked Systems Group
We are a dynamic research group of networked systems researchers, led by Prof. Rachit Agarwal in the Department of Computer Science at the Cornell University. Our research interests are in systems, networks, and theory.
Our on-going research activities are as follows:
One of the core problems of current network fabrics is packet drops, that directly or indirectly lead to inefficiency and complexity. We are designing and building network fabrics and stacks that guarantee that packets will never be dropped.
We are designing and building datacenter transport designs that provide provable worst-case guarantees.
We are designing and building a new storage I/O stack for emerging high-performance network and storage hardware.
We are grateful for funding from the National Science Foundation, Google, and Snowflake.
News
December 2019I10 accepted to NSDI'20!
December 2019SQL-on-disaggregated-storage accepted to NSDI'20!
September 2019 July 2019Welcome Mina!
May 2019Congratulations to Saksham Agarwal for winning 2019 Google PhD Fellowship!
Shoal accepted to NSDI'19!
2019Confluo accepted to NSDI'19!
2018Sincronia wins Best Student Paper award at SIGCOMM'18!