Summary
Gianni Antichi is an associate professor and systems-and-networking researcher with 13 years of experience spanning academia and research institutes across Europe and the US. He focuses on high-performance network monitoring, data-plane offloading, end-host networking and SDN, with a track record of building practical platforms and hardware-accelerated systems from NetFPGA prototypes to production-scale tools. He has held roles at Politecnico di Milano, Queen Mary, the Alan Turing Institute and Cambridge, and has collaborated with Stanford on an open-source 40 Gbps network tester, reflecting a commitment to reproducible, community-driven infrastructure. Based in London and originally from Pisa, he blends theoretical rigor with hands-on engineering, often coupling AI-driven monitoring with feedback-driven network management to make networks more efficient and secure.
13 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Laurea Magistrale, Telecommunication Engineer, Laurea Magistrale, Telecommunication Engineer at Università di Pisa
English, Italian