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Optical Packet Switching in High Performance Computer Networks: A Survey
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This article gives an overview of trends in optical networking technologies. Today (D) WDM is able to offer large Bandwidth Interconnections and to date is mainly deployed on a Point-to-Point basis. To add more networking functionalities to the Optical layer, three classes of operation methods are presented and evaluated: Circuit Switching, Optical Packet Switching (OPS) and Optical Burst Switching (OBS).
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