Kuang Xu

Kuang Xu has established himself as a specialist in large-scale network systems, earning his Ph.D. from MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. His research focuses on tackling complex challenges in the design and performance analysis of major network infrastructures, including data centers and Internet systems, with particular emphasis on managing uncertainties and random elements. His academic journey in probability theory began during his undergraduate studies and evolved into practical application through his role as a teaching assistant for 6.041x/6.431x in 2012. His work contributes significantly to understanding and improving the performance of large-scale networks, particularly in environments with inherent randomness and uncertainty. Xu's research combines theoretical probability concepts with practical network engineering challenges, advancing the field of network system design and optimization