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High-Speed Networking: A Systematic Approach to High-Bandwidth Low-Latency Communication
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Re-design of path synchronization for minimal latency data vortex optical interconnection network
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Ultralow-latency interconnection networks have become a necessity in modern high-performance computing systems. Recent advances in photonic integration technology are paving the way for a disruptive step in the design of these networks. We present SPINet, an optical interconnection network architecture designed for implementation using photonic integration, providing an end-to-end photonic path while completely avoiding optical buffering. SPINet resolves contentions through message dropping, but facilitates message recovery using a novel physical-layer acknowledgment protocol.