Hong Liu is a Principal Engineer at Google Platform Advanced Technology, where she is involved in the system architecture and interconnect for a large-scale computing platform. Her research interests include interconnection networks, high-speed signaling, optical access and metro design. Prior to joining Google, Hong was a Member of Technical Staff at Juniper Networks, where she worked on the architecture and design of network core routers and multi-chassis switches. Including, Juniper's flagship core router T640, the world's very first OC768 line card and the world's very first switch-matrix, TX640. She received her Ph.D in electrical engineering from Stanford University.
“High Performance, Low Cost, Colorless ONU for WDM-PON”, Ryohei Urata, Cedric Lam, Hong Liu, Chris Johnson, Optical Fiber Communication (OFC) Conference 2012.
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“The Emerging Optical Data Center”, Amin Vahdat, Hong Liu, Xiaoxue Zhao, Chris Johnson, OFC 2011 (2011), OTuH2.
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“Energy Proportional Datacenter Networks”, Dennis Abts, Mike Marty, Philip Wells, Peter Klausler, Hong Liu, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer Architecture, 2010, pp. 338-347.
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“Fiber Optic Communication Technologies: What’s Needed for Datacenter Network Operations”, Cedric F. Lam, Hong Liu, Bikash Koley, Xiaoxue Zhao, Valey Kamalov, Vijay Gill, IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. Vol.48 No.7 (2010).
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“Hardware Requirements for Optical Circuit Switched Data Center Networks”, Nathan Farrington, Yeshaiahu Fainman, Hong Liu, George Papen, Amin Vahdat, Optical Fiber Communications Conference, 2010, OTuH3.
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“Scaling Optical Interconnects in Datacenter Networks Opportunities and Challenges for WDM”, Hong Liu, Cedric F. Lam, Chris Johnson, 2010 18th IEEE Symposium on High Performance Interconnects, pp. 113-116.
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