Nate Foster, Author at Open Networking Foundation

Nate Foster

Nate Foster, Associate Professor, Cornell University. His research uses ideas from programming languages to solve problems in networking, databases, and security. Some topics of interest include semantics, type systems, bidirectional languages, data synchronization, and mechanized proof. Recently he spends most of his time thinking about network programming.

Brebner Appointed as P4 Architecture Working Group Co-Chair

I’m delighted to announce that Gordon Brebner (Xilinx) has agreed to lead the P4 Architecture Working Group, joining Andy Fingerhut (Intel) as co-chair. Working group co-chairs are appointed by t

October 15, 2020

P4 TST Elections

Please join me in congratulating the newly elected members of the P4 TST for 2020 - 2021: Andy Fingerhut, Stefan Heule and Robert Soule! All three have been involved with technical work on P4 f

October 6, 2020

Onward and Upward: P4.org Joins ONF and LF

Posted by Nate Foster on March 19, 2018 As you know, P4 has achieved broad adoption in the networking industry with multiple P4 targets and a rich set of open source P4 programs, compilers, APIs, t

May 19, 2018

Year in Review

Posted by Nate Foster on January 2, 2018 As the new year begins, we wanted to take a look back and reflect on all of the progress made by the P4 community in 2017. New Language Version In May, the

January 2, 2018