Fast DRAM increasingly dominates infrastructure spend in large scale computing
environments and this trend will likely worsen without an architectural shift. The cost of …

Far memory, where memory accesses are non-local, has become more popular in recent
years as a solution to expand memory size and avoid memory stranding. Prior far memory …

Monolithic operating systems are infamously complex. Linux in particular has a tendency to
intermingle policy and mechanisms in a manner that hinders modularity. This is especially …

Large memory workloads with favorable locality of reference can benefit by extending the
memory hierarchy across machines. Systems that enable such far memory configurations …

Memory capacity in data centers is becoming a scarce resource. To address this issue,
emerging runtimes enable applications to supplement their local memory with additional …

The rapid advances in specialized hardware, capabilities including FPGAs, TPUs,
microsecond network interconnects, RDMA, GPUs, and other technologies have posed …

Abstract Expressive cryptography, including Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC), Fully
Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), and policy-based encryption, has the potential to enable …

With the rapid development and adoption of digital technologies, more and more data is
being created—by 2025, an estimated 463 exabytes of data will be created daily [8]. This …

Memory-intensive applications suffer significant performance degradation when their
working sets exceed available memory capacity, which can result in swapping with slow …