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The Network Computing Laboratory (NCL) pursues research in
experimental software systems to make personalized computing
ubiquitously available, anytime and anywhere. Our research areas
include operating systems, system resource management, interactive web
and multimedia systems, utility computing, thin-client computing,
mobility, and performance evaluation.
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SRCS: Secure Remote Computing Services
THINC: THin-client InterNet Computing
Zap: Checkpoint-Restart and Migration Using Operating System Virtualization
BPC: Computing Research for NYC High School Students
MobiDesk: A Hosted Desktop Computing Utility
SlowMotion Benchmarking: Measuring Thin-Client Performance
MOVE: Mobility with Persistent Network Connections
ksniffer: Measuring Client Perceived Response Time
GR3: O(1) Proportional Share Resource Management
SWAP: Automatic Dependency Detection and Scheduling
SMART: Scheduling for Multimedia And Real-Time
FiST: Stackable File Systems
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