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Amr El Abbadi
Also published under:A. El Abbadi, A. El abbadi, Amr el Abbadi
Affiliation
University of California, Santa Barbara
Topic
Byzantine Fault Tolerance,Consensus Protocol,Bitcoin,Cluster Nodes,Cryptographic Techniques,Dependency Graph,Linear Order,Malicious Nodes,Multicast,Aggregation Function,Aggregation Operators,Application In Settings,Authentication,Binary Tree,Block Size,Central Bank,Checkpointing,Client Data,Client Requests,Client States,Communication Latency,Communication Rounds,Complex Communication,Computing Nodes,Confidentiality Issues,Continuous Data Processing,Continuous Monitoring,Continuous Process,Cryptocurrencies,Cryptographic Primitives,Data Center,Data Management,Data Management System,Data Processing,Data Storage,Database Server,Degree Of Concentration,Development Of Applications,Digital Signature,Directed Acyclic Graph,Distribution System,Duplication Nodes,Edge Devices,Edge Server,Event Detection,External Auditors,Extra Resources,Failure Model,Fault-tolerant,Global Synchronization,
Biography
Amr El Abbadi received the undergraduate degree in computer science from Alexandria University and the PhD degree in computer science from Cornell University. In 1987, he joined the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he is currently a professor. He is currently an editor of Information Processing Letters (IPL). He was vice chair of the 1999 International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems, vice chair for the International Conference on Data Engineering 2002, and the Americas program chair for the 2000 International Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB). He is a member of the IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society.