In many AI scenarios, data and model sharing is essential for supporting communication, interaction, and collaboration among multiple computing centers. This standard specifies the framework and functional requirements for sharing data and models across multiple computing centers. Three use cases are provided for analyzing the standardization requirements and considerations.
- Standard Committee
- C/DC - Data Compression Standards Committee
- Status
- Active PAR
- PAR Approval
- 2023-09-21
Working Group Details
- Society
- IEEE Computer Society
- Standard Committee
- C/DC - Data Compression Standards Committee
- Working Group
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DM2C2 - Data and Model of Multiple Computing Centers
- IEEE Program Manager
- Meng Zhao
Contact Meng Zhao - Working Group Chair
- Yue Yu
Other Activities From This Working Group
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P3404.1
Standard for Requirements and Framework for the Interconnection Between Multiple Data Centers for Productivity Services
This standard specifies the requirements and framework for the interconnection between multiple data centers for productivity services. In this standard, the term “productivity services” refers to the particular services related to the industry operations, such as electricity production, transportation, and financial services. The standard includes use cases, functional requirements, an architecture, and interaction mechanisms between multiple data centers across the infrastructure. The standard addresses four application scenarios, including data transmission between core data centers for productivity services, cloud to edge service optimization for productivity services, edge to edge collaboration, and video data compression between edge and processing centers.
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