This site is dedicated to the CrossFlux research project, performed at the Computer Science Department of the University of Neuchatel (Switzerland), which aims to design scalable peer-to-peer techniques for distribution of large and streaming content.

This site is under construction and not actively maintained. Several links are inactive!

What's New?

October 1, 2007: A new site has been created for sub-project SPLAY.

July 6, 2005: Initial release of a cooperative remote file copy program that implements several strategies to cooperatively distribute large files from a source to a large population of peers.

February 15, 2005: Have a look at the micro P2P file sharing application written in shell script as a proof of concept along the same lines as Prof. Ed Felten's TinyP2P and Matthew Skala's MoleSter.