Explore impactful ideas
beyond the scope of
the current Internet.

An innovative infrastructure to prototype and validate novel network and computing solutions.

Events & Workshops

SEP

28

2026

Washington, DC

KNIT13: Networking for the Future

KNIT13: Networking for the Future brings together the FABRIC community for a day of advanced training, plenary sessions, and hands-on exploration of cutting-edge research networking in Washington, DC.

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News & Blogs

Elie Kfoury

Elie Kfoury

University of South Carolina

FABRIC stands out because of its end-to-end programmability. This allows users to program all the elements of the network, from network interface cards (NICs) to P4 switches, offering a unique platform for research and innovation in network design.

FABRIC Does Intelligent Networking

What can I do with FABRIC?

Rethink how networks process and cache data to enable uses we cannot yet predict.

  • Connect with real facilities: NSF clouds and testbeds, ACCESS compute clusters, and campus infrastructure

  • Run applications anywhere: campus, edge, cloud, or routers in between

  • Program your hardware: control advanced in-network compute, storage, and accelerators with programmable NICs and switches on dedicated circuits

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