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How can RDMA help? Buffer management is a necessary evil Direct Data Placement by itself does not simplify this Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) can help Sender has [in]direct access to receiver's memory Read/write operations encapsulate buffer management Remote access is controlled - no inherent security holes Example: VI Architecture uses address indirection to insert the necessary control