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BLOP: Batch-Level Order Preserving for GPU-Accelerated Packet Processing
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Zhilong Zheng, Jun Bi, Heng Yu, Chen Sun, Jianping WuAuthors Info & Claims
Zhilong Zheng, Jun Bi, Heng Yu, Chen Sun, Jianping WuAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 136 - 137
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- BLOP: Batch-Level Order Preserving for GPU-Accelerated Packet Processing
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