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Aquila: A unified, low-latency fabric for datacenter networks

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Aquila builds a unified datacenter fabric using a GNet cell-based L2 protocol, a custom Tin/TORonic ASIC and integrated switch, and Dragonfly topology with 40 pods (~1,000 hosts) to cut cost and blast radius. It uses shallow-buffer cell switching, credit-based flow control, virtual channels, adaptive routing, and PCIe-integrated RMA protocol engines. Measured results show sub-10 microsecond RMA execution and 40 microsecond tail RTT for IP at scale, and a >5x tail-latency reduction for a co-designed key-value store.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:48A call for new Datacenter Architecture
  3. 1:34Cliques as a Datacenter Building Block
  4. 2:26Introducing Aquila
  5. 3:10Design Goals
  6. 4:01Cost-effective Topology: Dragonfly[1]
  7. 6:55Building TIN
  8. 8:38Life of a Packet
  9. 10:11Experimentation Setup
  10. 11:061RMA and IP Uniform Random Latency
  11. 11:36Latency Isolation in Aquila
  12. 12:42What does that mean for E2E application metrics?
  13. 13:03Retrospective
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