Photon: A Cross Platform P2P Data Transfer Application
Abhilash Shreedhar Hegde, Amruta Narayana Hegde, Adeep Krishna Keelar,, Ananya Mathur

TL;DR
Photon is a cross-platform P2P data transfer application that leverages device resources for efficient, reliable, and cost-effective file sharing across different devices and platforms.
Contribution
The paper introduces a novel cross-platform P2P data transfer system that enhances efficiency, dependability, and resource utilization compared to existing solutions.
Findings
Demonstrates high performance and dependability in data transfer
Shows compatibility across multiple platforms
Provides insights into security and implementation challenges
Abstract
Modern computing requires efficient and dependable data transport. Current solutions like Bluetooth, SMS (Short Message Service), and Email have their restrictions on efficiency, file size, compatibility, and cost. In order to facilitate direct communication and resource sharing amongst linked devices, this research study offers a cross-platform peer-to-peer (P2P) data transmission solution that takes advantage of P2P networks' features. The system enables cost-effective and high-performance data transport by using the compute, storage, and network resources of the participating devices. Simple file sharing, adaptability, dependability, and high performance are some of the important benefits. The examination of the suggested solution is presented in this paper and includes discussion of the P2P architecture, data transfer mechanisms, performance assessment, implementation issues,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPeer-to-Peer Network Technologies · Caching and Content Delivery
