In this article, we describe how we started a new research team at Microsoft Research, whose focus is on how we can make it easier for developers to build apps that work across multiple platforms with little effort.
The team announced in late 2017 a research initiative in Visual Programming which they call GigaIO: Selected to Bring Composability to Bold National Research Platform. GigaIO is a platform for composable programming and is built on top of Rust, a low-level programming language with a strong focus on developer experience. While many of us are familiar with Rust, the research team chose Rust over other high-level languages because Rust’s strong focus on developer experience makes it a much more suitable language for research.
While composable programming can be difficult to implement with a high-level language like C or C++, such as in the current Research Program, it can be fairly easy with Rust. In fact, because of the many features of Rust that are designed to make it easy to build composable applications, the research team chose Rust to build GigaIO.
In this article, we walk through how GigaIO was created, how it will be used and how the research team hopes its work will benefit developers looking to build cross-platform apps.
When the research team first started looking for a suitable solution for the Research Program, it looked at Java and CMake. The team found that both of these approaches have high overlap with each other, are difficult to use together and are generally not well-suited for the kind of research being done. The research team also found that Microsoft’s Windows Embedded Runtime, the Windows Runtime for ARM and the Windows Forms programming language (which is based on Windows Forms) are not well-suited to the kind of research being done. Finally, even if researchers have good knowledge of these popular programming languages, they are not currently able to use them to write simple apps, which is the primary target of the Research Program.
The Research Program for GigaIO is designed to bring the kinds of features necessary for a research-focused platform.
FabreXTM: A Low Latency Universal Fabric for the National Research Platform of a New Prototype :
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FabreXTM is a low latency universal fabric that provides low latency to the national research platform of a new prototype. The prototype is based on the TESLA technology.
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The tracking system is an autonomous sensor system that can detect a robot from 3D space and a camera from 2D space. The system is based on a LASERsensor (see Fig. 1) composed of a laser (or LASER, LASER = Laser Alarm System). The laser can be modulated (e. modulation frequency, modulation amplitude) so that the laser emits radiation that can be captured by the camera with a high temporal resolution.
The system consists of the robot, its sensors, the robot camera and the processing system.
• A high-speed motorized wheeled base with a steering wheel. The wheel is controlled by the processor and provides the mechanism to track a path. The system can operate with a variable-interpolation path.
Video 13 – GigaIO FabreX System Demo | ComputerHardware.
GigaIO FabreXTM : Accelerating Data Centers with Next – Gen Interconnects
GigaIO FabreXTM : Accelerating Data Centers with Next – Gen Interconnects | Computer Hardware. This post is a sequel blog to my previous blog. This continuation of my earlier blog explores FabreXTM : Accelerating Data Centers with Next Gen Interconnects | Computer Hardware.
There are two primary components of the Internet today, namely the Open Systems Interconnection or OSI reference model and the IEEE 802. 3ah Reference Model. The reference models are a description of an open network to devices such as printers, terminals, routers, gateways and servers, as well as a communication model to enable a single logical device to operate over multiple OSI and IEEE standards. The OSI reference model is defined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and it is a simple hierarchical structure, in which routers are linked to each other by a logical structure of routers, and each routers are linked to other routers in a tree pattern. The IEEE 802. 3ah Reference Model is defined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and it is a hierarchical structure, in which, each device, such as printers, is linked to a higher level by a logical structure of devices, devices, which are physically connected by cables or through a network and the devices are linked into a tree pattern. This hierarchical structure allows multiple physical devices, such as printers and gateways, to communicate with each other.
The primary goal of OSI and IEEE is to provide a standard for device connectivity with a computer network. With this goal in mind, these reference models describe an open communication network. It is up to each level of the tree, such as a physical layer, sub layer, link layer, network layer and transport layer, to define a logical architecture for a communication channel. At the top of the network, a physical Layer defines the logical requirements, physical layer drivers, and physical device characteristics. These specific features such as a specific type of physical device, specific type of media and specific communication protocols are defined at Physical Channels (PCH) level.
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