In April 2012, Google's Urs Hölzle described how the company's internal network had been completely re-designed over the previous two years to run under OpenFlow with substantial efficiency improvement.
Urs Hölzle, who worked on the powerful Self compiler, spoke with Griswold about implementing the same "type feedback" in a Smalltalk compiler.
In 2012, Hölzle introduced "the G-Scale Network" on which Google had begun managing its petabyte-scale internal data flow via OpenFlow, an open source software system jointly devised by scientists at Stanford and the UC Berkeley and promoted by the Open Networking Foundation.
Urs Fischer | Hans Urs von Balthasar | Urs Odermatt | Urs von Wartburg | Urs Schreiber | Urs Hölzle | Urs Schwarzenbach | Urs Meier | Andreas Urs Sommer |