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  • 2015 - ACM Senior Member

Overview

John B. Carter is affiliated with IBM in the United States. Their recent research contributions include publication in well-regarded academic venues.

One of their latest works is titled Special Issue on Contemporary Industry Products 2024, published in the year 2024 in the venue IEEE Micro.

The venues where their research has appeared include:

  • IEEE Micro

The scientist has no listed frequent co-authors.

John B. Carter holds the distinction of being an ACM Senior Member, a recognition awarded in 2015.

Best Publications

  • Implementation and performance of Munin

    John B. Carter;John K. Bennett;Willy Zwaenepoel

  • Munin: distributed shared memory based on type-specific memory coherence

    J. K. Bennett;J. B. Carter;W. Zwaenepoel

  • Shared client-side web caching using globally addressable memory

    John B. Carter;Scott H. Davis;Daniel J. Dietterich;Steven J. Frank

  • Impulse: building a smarter memory controller

    J. Carter;W. Hsieh;L. Stoller;M. Swanson

  • Techniques for reducing consistency-related communication in distributed shared-memory systems

    John B. Carter;John K. Bennett;Willy Zwaenepoel

  • Presto: Edge-based Load Balancing for Fast Datacenter Networks

    Keqiang He;Eric Rozner;Kanak Agarwal;Wes Felter

  • Adaptive software cache management for distributed shared memory architectures

    John K. Bennett;John B. Carter;Willy Zwaenepoel

  • OpenSample: A Low-Latency, Sampling-Based Measurement Platform for Commodity SDN

    Junho Suh;Ted Taekyoung Kwon;Colin Dixon;Wes Felter

  • PAST: scalable ethernet for data centers

    Brent Stephens;Alan Cox;Wes Felter;Colin Dixon

  • Planck: millisecond-scale monitoring and control for commodity networks

    Jeff Rasley;Brent Stephens;Colin Dixon;Eric Rozner

  • Architecting for power management: The IBM® POWER7™ approach

    Malcolm Ware;Karthick Rajamani;Michael Floyd;Bishop Brock

  • Active management of timing guardband to save energy in POWER7

    Charles R. Lefurgy;Alan J. Drake;Michael S. Floyd;Malcolm S. Allen-Ware

  • An argument for simple COMA

    A. Saulsbury;T. Wilkinson;J. Carter;A. Landin

  • A lightweight secure cyber foraging infrastructure for resource-constrained devices

    S. Goyal;J. Carter

  • Interconnect-Aware Coherence Protocols for Chip Multiprocessors

    Liqun Cheng;Naveen Muralimanohar;Karthik Ramani;Rajeev Balasubramonian

  • The Impulse memory controller

    Lixin Zhang;Zhen Fang;M. Parker;B.K. Mathew

  • AC/DC TCP: Virtual Congestion Control Enforcement for Datacenter Networks

    Keqiang He;Eric Rozner;Kanak Agarwal;Yu (Jason) Gu

  • Dynamic hardware-assisted software-controlled page placement to manage capacity allocation and sharing within large caches

    Manu Awasthi;Kshitij Sudan;Rajeev Balasubramonian;John Carter

  • SDN traceroute: tracing SDN forwarding without changing network behavior

    Kanak Agarwal;Eric Rozner;Colin Dixon;John Carter

  • Design of the Munin distributed shared memory system

    John B. Carter

Frequent Co-Authors

Lixin Zhang
Lixin Zhang East China University of Science and Technology
Wei Huang
Wei Huang Advanced Micro Devices (Canada)
Wilson C. Hsieh
Wilson C. Hsieh Google (United States)
Sally A. McKee
Sally A. McKee Chalmers University of Technology
Elmootazbellah Nabil Elnozahy
Elmootazbellah Nabil Elnozahy The University of Texas at Austin
Charles R. Lefurgy
Charles R. Lefurgy IBM (United States)
Willy Zwaenepoel
Willy Zwaenepoel University of Sydney
Yu Gu
Yu Gu Visa (United States)
Alan L. Cox
Alan L. Cox Rice University
David B. Johnson
David B. Johnson Rice University

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