The forum provides time for attendees to meet and network with others in the peering community present at NANOG. Peering Representatives, who completed and submitt …

In 2016, San Francisco's Mayor and Board of Supervisors approved funding to study the development of open source voting technology for San Franciscos elections. The projects goal is to design and im …

According to research by AI2, China is poised to overtake the US in the most-cited 1% of AI research papers by 2025. The view that China is a copycat but not an innovator may no longer be true. Charlotte Han explores what the implications of China's government funding, culture, and access to massive data pools mean to AI development and how the world could benefit from such advancement.

In 2016, the mayor and board of supervisors of the city and county of San Francisco approved a plan that would lead to the development of open source voting technology for San Franciscos elections. Tony Wasserman provides a progress report on the development of an open source voting system to replace San Francisco's existing proprietary paper ballot voting system.

Network traffic analytics is critical to data center management and operation efficiency. The regular solution with cloud-based analytics has higher latency and delay for action feedback. This paper p …

Weifeng Zhong shares a machine learning algorithm built to read the Peoples Daily (the official newspaper of the Communist Party of China) and predict changes in Chinas policy priorities. The output of this algorithm, named the Policy Change Index (PCI) of China, turns out to be a leading indicator of the actual policy changes in China since 1951.

Edge Computing continues to be of great interest the Open Source Community over the past few years. Since publishing a white paper in March 2018, the OpenStack Edge Computing Working Group has been wo …

Digital character interaction is hard to fake, whether its between two characters, between users and characters, or between a character and its environment. Nevertheless, interaction is central to building immersive XR experiences, robotic simulation, and user-driven entertainment. Kevin He explains how to use physical simulation and machine learning to create interactive character technology.

Great architectures are not just about software but also about the people that create it. Traces of how people collaborate during the creation of software systems are captured in data sources like version control history, source code, and ticketing systems. Luc Brandts and Pepijn van de Kamp explain how analyzing this data provides valuable insights and input for your architectural strategy.

CNCF hosts the Telecom User Group (TUG) for service providers and their vendors to discuss the adoption of cloud native technologies. The community is invited to join this birds-of-a-feather (BoF) ses …

In this session the CNCF Serverless Working Group will provide an update to the community on the state of Serverless since we produced our whitepaper and landscape document over a year ago. We'll over …

In this session the CNCF Serverless Working Group will provide an update to the community on the state of Serverless since we produced our whitepaper and landscape document over a year ago. We'll over …

In this session we will cover the progress Kubernetes Policy WG had made during the first half year of 2019, some of the policy related k8s KEPs, and also new plannings for the next half year regardin …

The limitations of the Kubernetes Ingress object have been papered over with annotations by the community for several years. Contour, the Ingress controller my team are building, introduced a new CRD …