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Axon: A high speed communication architecture for distributed applications

Sterbenz et al., 1989

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13641678427729061537
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Sterbenz J
Parulkar G
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There are two complementary trends in the computer and communication fields. Increasing processor power and memory availability allow more demanding applications, such as scientific visualization and imaging. Advances in network performance and functionality …
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