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Description
Peer-to-peer (P2P) systems allow any computer (peer) anywhere to share information and resources with others peers, in a large scale distributed computing environment. The computing environments promoted by P2P systems and technology are decentralized in nature, exploring a symmetric pairwise interaction model. They are self-organized and self-coordinated, dynamically adapted to peer arrivals and departures, and highly resilient to failures, high latencies and huge numbers of neighbours (tens of thousands to millions of peers). As P2P research becomes more mature, new challenges emerge to support complex and heterogeneous distributed environments for sharing and managing data, resources, and knowledge, with highly volatile and dynamic usage patterns. This topic provides a forum for researchers to present new contributions on P2P technologies, applications, and systems, identifying key research issues and challenges.
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Organization
Global Chair | Local Chair |
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Alberto Montresor Department of Information and Communication Technology University of Trento Povo, Italy |
Fabrice Le Fessant INRIA-Futurs Parc Club d'Orsay Université Orsay, France |
Vice Chair | Vice Chair |
Dick Epema TU DELFT CD Delft, the Netherlands |
Spyros Voulgaris ETH Zurich Institute for Pervasive Computing Zurich, Switzerland |