João Martins

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Published: 1993
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2015
[c23]
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Radu Stoenescu, Vladimir Andrei Olteanu, Matei Popovici, Mohamed Ahmed, João Martins, Roberto Bifulco, Filipe Manco, Felipe Huici, Georgios Smaragdakis, Mark Handley, Costin Raiciu:
In-Net: in-network processing for the masses. EuroSys 2015: 23:1-23:15
[c21]
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Thomas Dietz, Roberto Bifulco, Filipe Manco, João Martins, Hans-Joerg Kolbe, Felipe Huici:
Enhancing the BRAS through virtualization. NetSoft 2015: 1-5
2014
[c19]
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João Martins, Mohamed Ahmed, Costin Raiciu, Vladimir Andrei Olteanu, Michio Honda, Roberto Bifulco, Felipe Huici:
ClickOS and the Art of Network Function Virtualization. NSDI 2014: 459-473
2013
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Roberto Bifulco, Thomas Dietz, Felipe Huici, Mohamed Ahmed, João Martins, Saverio Niccolini, Hans-Jörg Kolbe:
Rethinking Access Networks with High Performance Virtual Software BRASes. EWSDN 2013: 7-12

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