Characterizing Remote Terminal Protocols for Agent-like Interactive Workloads
[NEW PUBLICATION]
Congratulations to Pham Anh Dung and Vu Tuan Anh, with the support and companionship of Mr. Nguyen Chi Cong, for having their research paper officially accepted at the ATC 2026 International Conference!
Conferences:ATC 2026
Article title:Characterizing Remote Terminal Protocols for Agent-like Interactive Workloads
Main contributions:
Research and evaluate the performance of Remote Terminal Protocols: Perform in-depth measurement and analysis of the performance of remote terminal connection protocols when operating with interactive intelligent agent workloads (AI Agent).
Analyze performance constraints and bottlenecks: Identify limitations in latency, throughput, and real-time response of traditional protocols in interactive automation environments.
Orientation to optimize remote connection infrastructure for AI Agents: Provides an important experimental basis, contributing to the design and optimization of remote connection protocols to meet the requirements of new generation AI Agent systems.
This achievement is recognition for the research efforts of the author group, and also contributes to promoting the development of technology infrastructure to serve interactive and automated artificial intelligence systems.
Congratulations to the authors and we wish the team continued success on their scientific research journey!