Amin M. Vahdat
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Amin Vahdat is a Fellow and Technical Lead for Networking at Google. He has contributed to Google's data center, wide area, edge/CDN, and cloud networking infrastructure, with a particular focus on driving vertical integration across large-scale compute, networking, and storage. He is an Adjunct Faculty member in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California San Diego. He was a Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Department from 2003-2013.
Vahdat's research focuses broadly on computer systems, including distributed systems, networks, and operating systems. He received a PhD in Computer Science from UC Berkeley under the supervision of Thomas Anderson after spending the last year and a half as a Research Associate at the University of Washington. Vahdat is an ACM Fellow and a past recipient of the the NSF CAREER award, the Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, and the Duke University David and Janet Vaughn Teaching Award.
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I am broadly interested in Distributed Systems, Computer Networks, Operating Systems, and Mobile Computing. I work with a fantastic group of colleagues in the Systems and Networking Group. Specific research projects include: |
Significantly, for all of the above research, we are either deploying a working publicly available service or we make the source code for our system publicly available. In the past I have worked on:
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