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  Future Directions in Local Computer Networks
  
  Prof. David J. Farber, University of Delaware
  
  Wednesday, October 5, 1983

  Over the past 15 years, the speaker and others have been exploring the
  local computer network area.  The results of this research have been a
  number of prototype architectures (and now production units), each of
  which had different aims and results.  In addition, a number of operating
  systems have been developed in support of these networks.  This talk
  will describe some of the conclusions from this research and implications
  on future hardware/software designs.  Plans for the integration of results
  of this research into the design of an experimental high bandwidth fault
  tolerant flood network will be discussed.
  
  Professor Farber will also discuss the effect of the evolving technology
  in micoprocessors, local networks, and distributed processing as it affects
  the architecture of the Trusted Office of the Future.

As usual, coffee and cookies will be served beforehand in the DCS Lounge.
-- 
		Phyllis Eve Bregman
		CSRG, Univ. of Toronto
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