Youtubed activities
Mar 2026
26
Mar
Resource-efficient NextG MIMO Sensing and Communications: Bridging Sparse Arrays, Spatial Modulation and Subspace Codes
This talk explores emerging connections between sensing, modulation and coding through the unifying lens of sparse antenna array geometries. We first explore the versatile uses [...]
Feb 2026
19
Feb
Network Calculus: Guaranteed performance analysis in networks
Network calculus is a theory developed to compute worst-case performance guarantees in networks. When analyzing complex networks (in particular multi-class), the analysis requires two-step approach: [...]
12
Feb
MetaLore: Learning to Orchestrate Communication and Computation for Metaverse Synchronization
As augmented and virtual reality evolve, achieving seamless synchronization between physical and digital realms remains a critical challenge, especially for real-time applications where delays affect [...]
04
Feb
Towards a Federated Public Computing Continuum Platform
Building a large-scale, multi-tenant, public, and geo-distributed computing continuum platform that includes both cloud and edge environments, and where any application can be deployed, requires [...]
Jan 2026
28
Jan
Queuing Theory for Throttled Quantum Link Protocol Modeling
To facilitate the control and management of the future quantum networks, one needs a quantum link protocol (QLP) that ensures a constant and reliable rate [...]
21
Jan
Toward a privacy aware intrusion detection in Intelligent Transportation Systems
In Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS), the continuous exchange of large data volumes is critical for the effectiveness of applications, making the security of these [...]
14
Jan
Network acceleration for AI workloads
Network acceleration is critical for modern AI workloads, particularly in optimizing communication and data transfer among distributed GPUs. The network has emerged as a significant [...]
08
Jan
Multi-User Linearly-Decomposable Distributed Computing: Fundamental Limits and New Coded Architectures
This talk presents the main results of my PhD thesis, defended in 2024 at Sorbonne University, devoted to the theoretical study of multi-user distributed computation [...]
Dec 2025
10
Dec
LLM-Driven Scheduler Generation for Intent-Based RAN
The shift toward open, programmable O-RAN and AI-RAN 6G networks presents new opportunities for Intent-Based Networking (IBN) to dynamically optimize RAN operations. However, applying IBN [...]
03
Dec
High Speed Networking: From Kernel Bottlenecks to Line-Rate Packet Processing
Modern networked systems are moving from hardware into flexible, programmable platforms. Among the key enablers of this shift we list the Intel DPDK and the [...]
