The 1st International Workshop on Content Delivery and Services for Mobile and Fixed Users (CloudS) will be held November 4th to November 5th at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney.

CloudS 2010 will be a major forum for presentations and discussions of novel networking technologies that will shape the future of Internetworking. The workshop main topic concerns the Content Delivery and Services for Mobile and Fixed Users. The conference is single track and features a high-quality technical program with significant opportunities for individual and small-group technical and social interactions among a diverse set of participants. The CloudS conferences focus on stimulating exchanges between various international research communities.

The Nanodatacenters project published a new set of results.

The initial architecture document D 1.1 was revised and is available here. The final architecture documents on architecture and security are now also available for download.

Inital work on the measurement architecture is downloadable here.

All our downloads can be found in our download section.

The Nanodatacenters project published the first draft version of the envisioned architecture. In the published document, the NADA architecture is defined. At a high level, the architecture consists of four main components: a management module, a monitoring module, a caching module, and the underlying platform consisting of NADA boxes. We describe each module in detail as well as how they interact with one another.

Since the architecture of the security, privacy and incentive mechanisms is an integral part of the overall system design, these aspects have been incorporated into this deliverable, rather than escribing them in a stand-alone deliverable (D3.1) as originally planned in the DoW.

Please find the deliverable in our download section.

Fraunhofer SIT presented at the IEEE BMSB 2009 concepts for implementing watermarks in peer to peer distribution environments. These concepts are based upon a trustwothy platform and secure protocols. The poster can be found here.