Seven NEAT partners were present at the 93rd IETF meeting, held in Prague on July 19-24. During this meeting, contributions were made to the TAPS Working Group, including a presentation of a recent Internet Draft. Besides, a face-to-face meeting was held to discuss technical topics related to the core NEAT transport system. The main focus … Read more
International project NEAT to overhaul data transport over the Internet while providing an easy-to-use API for application developers Fornebu, Norway – July 3, 2015 The international research project NEAT (“A New, Evolutive API and Transport-Layer Architecture for the Internet”) has an ambitious plan to develop a new Internet transport system with an easy-to-use API (Application … Read more
Focused on advancing the design work of the NEAT architecture, and related use-case and API considerations, the consortium had a face-to-face meeting on June 29 in Paris at Mozilla’s premises. Several NEAT partners will meet again during the 93rd IETF meeting in Prague, at the end of July, where some project-related presentations are planned. The … Read more
NEAT was present at the Concertation meeting of the Future Internet Architectures Cluster, during Net Futures 2015, held on March 25 in Brussels. Slides for the NEAT presentation are available here.
Three presentations by NEAT partners were in the agenda of the Transport Services (TAPS) Working Group during the 92nd meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF): WebRTC Data Channels, by Michael Tüxen (Fachhochschule Münster). IETF transport protocols and congestion control mechanisms—Service taxonomy discussion, by Gorry Fairhurst (University of Aberdeen). Our pre-TAPS work on transport … Read more
The NEAT consortium held the project’s kick-off meeting at Simula Research Laboratory, in Oslo, Norway. The nine NEAT partners gathered 20 representatives to this meeting last March 3-5. Use cases and the architecture underlying the software that the project will build were the main technical topics. The partners also discussed how to plan their contributions to the new IETF TAPS Working … Read more
The NEAT project was officially launched on March 1st, 2015 and will run for three years. NEAT will address two obstacles to Internet innovation: It will lower the barrier to Internet innovation by developing a free, open-source transport system that will allow application developers to leverage the rich set of available transport protocols. It will pave the way … Read more