ALL NEWS
    • Adaptive Control of FPGA Computation with Thermal Feedback; by Phillip H. Jones, Young H. Cho, John W. Lockwood; The Syndicated, Q4, 2006.

    • Success with Synplicity and the Reconfigurable Network Group, Identify Success Story, October, 2006.

    • Recognition Engines: New computer designs process networked "streams" of data for better spam and virus detection, Scientific American, January 2006.

    • 42nd Design Automation Conference Student Design Contest Winners Announced - Chip Design Magazine, June 8, 2005

    • Debugging of an Internet Packet Scheduler Using the Identify Software, by Christopher K. Zuver and John W. Lockwood, The Syndicated, Volume 4, Issue 4, 2004.

    • Blocking SPAM requires another can of worms, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 18, 2004.

    • Global Velocity Inc., Midwest Technology Journal, May 2004.

    • Global Velocity closes on $1.5 Million Round, Silicon Valley biz ink (PR Newswire), April 27, 2004.

    • Device guards Net against viruses, Technology Research News, December 17, 2003

    • System halts computer viruses, worms, before end-user stage, Washington University Record, Nov. 5, 2003
       
    • Washington University in St. Louis ranks 9th for National Universities with Doctoral programs, according to US News and World Reports 2004 rankings
       
    • August 24, 2003: Washington U. professor offers a Sobig answer, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Front page, Sunday business section.
       
    • October 11, 2002: One Hour Repair - Hardware adds features must faster. The Record, Vol. 27, Number 7.
       
    • September 2002: Washington University in St. Louis ranks 12th for National Universities with Doctoral programs, according US News and World Reports 2003 rankings
       
    • August 23, 2002: Hot Interconnect wrestles with wire-speed challenges, CommsDesign.
       
    • July 22, 2002. EE times runs an article on the FPX: FPGA Platform Fuels Study of Reconfigurable Networks, Issue 1228
       
    • June 24, 2002: IBM, Xilinx shake up art of chip design with new custom product, Embedding Xilinx FPGA technology into IBM ASICs to offer designers unprecedented flexibility, East Fishkill, NY and San Jose, CA.
       
    • June 23, 2002: A presentation on Scalable IP Lookup for Programmable Routers will be given at Infocom 2002 in New York NY.
       
    • June 19, 2002: Washington University holds 6th semi-annual FPX Workshop. Topics for this workshop include a tutorial on building networks with reconfigurable hardware, protocol processing on the FPX, TCP/IP wrappers, video processing, and a hands-on demo of tools for control and configurable of reconfigurable networking hardware. The workshop is on-line as: June 2002 FPX Workshop.
       
    • June 12, 2002: A presentation on Dynamic Hardware Plugins in FPGA hardware will be given at the 39th Design Automation Conference (DAC).
       
    • April 22, 2002: A demonstration and presentation of the Control and Configuration Software for a Reconfigurable Networking Hardware Platform will be given at 2002 IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM'02)
       
    • January 3, 2002: Washington University holds 5th semi-annual FPX workshop. Topics include talks on the implementation of an IPv4/IPv6 tunneling module, a simple encryption module, and a DRR scheduler. Hands-on demonstrations will be given to simulate and synthesize FPX modules. The workshop is on-line as: January 2002 FPX Workshop.
       
    • August 23, 2001: A presentation on Layered Protocol Wrappers for Internet Packet Processing in Reconfigurable Hardware will be given at Hot Interconnects
       
    • August 15, 2001: Washington University holds 4th semi-annual FPX workshop. This workshop series gives networking systems designers an opportunity to design and implement hardware for an FPGA-based system-on-chip network processor. In this workshop, participants will learn to interface their modular hardware with the FPX SDRAM controller, see a live demonstration of the PARBIT tools for partial run-time reconfiguration, and reprogram an module on the FPX that contains an embedded KCPSM processor. The workshop is on-line as: August 2001 FPX Workshop.
       
    • July 12, 2001: A presentation on Evolvable Internet Hardware Platforms will be given at the NASA/DoD Workshop on Evolvable Hardware in Long Beach, CA.
       
    • February 12, 2001: A presentation on Reprogrammable Network Packet Processing on the Field Programmable Port Extender (FPX) was given at the ACM International Symposium on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA'2001).
       
    • January 11, 2001: Washington University holds 3rd semi-annual FPX workshop. In this workshop, participants learn to implement high-speed packet processing modules in FPGA hardware. Topics for this workshop include: design of a module for content searching of networking data, a tutorial on using the Layered protocol wrappers to process UDP/IP packets in hardware, and a demonstration of the Fast IP Lookup (FIPL) algorithm that allows the FPX to perform high-speed Internet route lookup in reconfigurable hardware. The workshop is on-line as: January 2001 FPX Workshop.
       
    • February 2000: A presentation on the Field Programmable Port Extender (FPX) for Distributed Routing and Queuing was given at the ACM International Symposium on Field Progrogrammable Gate Arryas (FPGA 2000).
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