IEEE INFOCOM 2024

Program at a Glance

IEEE INFOCOM 2024

Session Break-2-1: Coffee Break Session Break-2-2: Coffee Break

Session A-4: A-4: Software Defined Networking and Virtualization Session A-7: A-7: Consensus Protocols

Session B-4: B-4: Encryption and Payment Channel Networks Session B-7: B-7: Vehicular Networks

Session C-4: C-4: Routing Session C-7: C-7: Congestion Management

Session D-4: D-4: Acoustic and Multimodal Sensing Session D-7: D-7: Edge Computing

Session E-4: E-4: Federated Learning 3 Session E-5: E-5: Machine Learning with Transformers Session E-6: E-6: Federated Learning 4 Session E-7: E-7: Machine Learning 1

Session F-4: F-4: Caching Session F-5: F-5: Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) Session F-6: F-6: Video Delivery and Analytics Session F-7: F-7: Data Center Networking

Session Lunch-2: Conference Lunch (for Registered Attendees)

Session G-4: G-4: Energy Efficiency Session G-5: G-5: Localization Session G-6: G-6: Wireless Sensing Session G-7: G-7: Quantum Networking

Session Panel: Panel: AI+Network: Look Back, Look Forward

Session Reflection: A Reflection with INFOCOM Achievement Award Winner

Session Panel

Panel: AI+Network: Look Back, Look Forward

Conference

10:30 AM — 12:00 PM PDT

Local

May 22 Wed, 1:30 PM — 3:00 PM EDT

Location

Regency C

Panel: AI+Network: Look Back, Look Forward

Chunyi Peng (Purdue University, USA)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undergone remarkable advancements, profoundly influencing research in next-generation networks and edge computing. Over the recent years, the field has experienced substantial investment in interdisciplinary research, forging collaborations between AI and networking research communities. This has been notably evident in significant projects and research centers, boasting large teams of researchers and numerous accomplishments. Comprising distinguished researchers from academia and funding agencies, this panel aims to retrospect and anticipate future developments. The panelists will articulate their perspectives on AI+Network, shed light on the research challenges their teams are currently tackling, and engage in discussions on major research topics and grand challenges for the upcoming decade. Furthermore, they will share valuable lessons and insights gained from their experiences to propel advancements in this direction.

Speaker Moderator: Chunyi Peng (Purdue University, USA)

Panelists: Suman Banerjee (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) Falko Dressler (Technical University of Berlin, Germany) Ness Shroff (The Ohio State University, USA) Murat Torlak (NSF, USA)

Session Chair

Chunyi Peng (Purdue University, USA)

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Program at a Glance