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BBQ: A Fast and Scalable Integer Priority Queue for Hardware Packet Scheduling

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BBQ implements a pipeline-parallel integer priority queue (hierarchical find-first-set) in hardware, synthesized on a commodity FPGA and projected to a 7nm ASIC, and it sustains line-rate scheduling while supporting large flow counts. It achieves 100 Gbps (148.8 Mpps) on FPGAs, 1 Tbps (1,488 Mpps) on ASICs, and supports over 100K flows and 32K priorities, using an 11-stage deep pipeline and techniques like speculation and operation coloring; the FPGA implementation meets the claimed throughput and the design is open source.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to packet scheduling
  2. 2:47Challenges in hardware design
  3. 7:11The integer priority queuing idea
  4. 10:49Designing the BBQ architecture
  5. 15:17Evaluation and performance
  6. 17:28Conclusion
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