P4, the language that could be a successor to OpenFlow, isn't a sure thing yet, but it's certainly captured the imagination of certain vendors, particularly on the chip side. Last week, Netronome also ...
Two pioneers of SDN — Jennifer Rexford and Nick McKeown — have officially launched a consortium around P4, a language that allows for programming the data plane. If successful, P4 could widen the ...
P4 is a new high-level programming language for software-defined networks [1, 2]. It is intended to describe the behavior of the data plane of any system or appliance that forwards, modifies or ...
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