Sape Mullender |
I'm
the Chief Cook and Bottle Washer in the CTO&A
organization at Cisco Systems and I'm based in Amsterdam. Our work
currently addresses high-performance packet routing through flexible
cloud-based service chains and
developing concepts of basing computer networks on named information
— not quite Information Centric Networking, but definitely related.
My interests are in secure,
large-scale high-performance
parallel and distributed systems.
I'm also a part-time professor in the Pervasive Systems Group in the Faculty of Electronics, Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Twente., where I teach the Distributed Systems course.
Before joining Cisco, I worked in the Unix Room at Bell Labs Murray Hill for ten years. Here, we worked on operating systems (Plan 9 from Bell Labs, Inferno) and Base Station Routers. We built a prototype Femto BSR, a tiny UMTS base station suitable for the home and we worked on prototypes for LTE networks. After that, I led the Wireless Systems team at Bell Labs Antwerp.