Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Por consumption is becoming a limiting factor in next generation network routers. Recent observation shows that IP lookup engines dominate the por consumption of routers. Previous work on reducing por consumption of routers mainly focused on network-, system- and hardware-level optimizations.  represents the first attempt on the data structure optimization for por-efficient trie-based IP lookup engines. Both non-pipelined and pipelined static random access memory (SRAM) -based architectures are studied. Given the architecture,  formulate the problem by revisiting the time-space trade-off of multi-bit tries. A dynamic programming framework is then proposed to determine the optimal strides for building tree-bitmap tries so that the worst-case por consumption of the IP lookup engine is minimized. Experiments using real-life routing tables demonstrate that careful design of the data structure can reduce the por consumption dramatically.  hope our initial work can motivate the research community to expand their scope beyond the current efforts on either the hardware- or the system- and network- levels for por-efficient Internet infrastructure.
['Weirong Jiang', 'Viktor K. Prasanna']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Architecture-aware data structure optimization for green IP lookup
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