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The 124th meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) brings together network engineers, vendors, researchers, and operators to discuss and develop Internet standards.
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Venue
San Francisco Marriott MarquisHotel venue · 12,330 m² · 1 halls · ~5,500 people
A 39-story landmark convention hotel located in downtown San Francisco, adjacent to the Moscone Center. It features 1,500 guest rooms and extensive, renovated meeting and event space, including a large ballroom frequently used for B2B events.
📍 780 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103, US
Operated by Marriott International
Organizer
Internet Engineering Task ForceSubsidiary · Wilmington, United States · Founded 1986
An open standards organization that develops voluntary technical infrastructure specifications for the Internet protocol suite.
Why people attend
To participate in technical working groups, influence internet standards, and network with internet infrastructure professionals.
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Speakers
16 speakers at IETF 124
Executive Director of Product in the Connected Living group · Comcast
"Evolution of Internet Measurements for Applications"
Eric Bertrand is Executive Director of Product in the Connected Living group at Comcast, responsible for the end-to-end connectivity experience in the Xfinity app. He earned his bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering from Université Laval and his master’s in Telecom Signal Processing from McGill University. Prior to Comcast, he spent 12 years at Accenture working on wireless and Wi-Fi technologies.
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
Expert in Cryptographic Algorithms and Security Protocols · Ericsson Research
"Migrating Telecom to Quantum-Resistant Cryptography on a Global Scale"
An expert in cryptographic algorithms and security protocols at Ericsson Research in Stockholm, Sweden.
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
Chief Engineer, WAN BU · Juniper Networks
"Traffic Engineering, redux"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
"Why organizations invest in the standards development process"
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Deutsche Telekom
"Why Deutsche Telekom supports the work of the IETF"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
Head of Technology and Architecture · Nokia
"What's so hard about deploying an app?"
Mr. Henderickx provides consultancy and architecture advise in various domains such as, IP networking for Fixed/Wireless and Enterprise, Cloud Computing, Automation, etc. He has over 25 years’ experience in the communications and networking industry and is a regular speaker at technical conferences all over the world. He is active in several SDO’s like IETF, etc and is an active member in open-source projects. Mr. Henderickx holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Data Communications, a Masters degree in Economy and is a Bell Labs Fellow.
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
WIDE Board Member · Keio University
"Host Speaker Series: Quantum Internet"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting, Network and Distributed System Security Symposium
QITF Representative / WIDE Board Member / Keio University · Mercari, Inc.
"Host Speaker Series: Quantum Internet"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna
Chief Researcher, Network Technology Lab · Huawei
"AI Cluster Network: Co-design and Integration of Network, Computation and Memory"
David Lou is the chief researcher of the Network Technology Lab, Huawei. His research interests lie in data center networks and wide-area networks. Before joining Huawei, he was a senior researcher at Bell Lab, Alcatel-Lucent. He received the Ph.D. degree from Department of Information Technologies, University Ghent, Belgium
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
"Project Callisto and extra-terrestrial collaboration with WebRTC and AV1"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
"Project Callisto and extra-terrestrial collaboration with WebRTC and AV1"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
Executive Vice President, Chief Network Officer · Comcast Cable
"The path to 10G at Comcast"
Elad Nafshi leads the unified core and access network teams that drive innovation, reliability, scalability, and development across Comcast Cable's network capabilities as Executive Vice President, Chief Network Officer.
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting, SCTE TechExpo
Standard & Industry Development for Datacom · Huawei Europe
"IPv6 Deployment Worldwide: Momentum, Challenges & Next Steps"
XiPeng Xiao is an IPv6 evangelist in Huawei and a contributor to the v6ops Working Group. Together with his colleagues, they parse IPv6 statistics from APNIC and other sources to track latest IPv6 deployment status worldwide. They work with many network architects to document IPv6 deployment and operations challenges, and participate in various IPv6 councils to share IPv6 knowledge. They also discuss IPv6 policy with various governments. XiPeng is author of 4 RFCs and 1 book.
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
Nokia
"5G Impact on Networks - Edge Cloud and Slicing"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting, NAIFA Congressional Conference
Nokia
"5G Impact on Networks - Edge Cloud and Slicing"
Also speaking at IETF 126 Vienna, IETF 124 Meeting
"Rolling the DNS Root Key Based on Input from Many ICANN Communities"
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