Datacenters of today have maintained the same architecture for decades. The building block
of the datacenter remains the server, which tightly couples the necessary compute …

In communication-intensive applications that run on hosts with high-speed network
hardware, a common challenge arises from the significant burden placed on the native …

Hardware resource fragmentation is a common issue in data centers. Traditional solutions
based on migration or overcommitment are unacceptably slow, and modern commercial or …

Resource disaggregation has been proposed as a solution for resource under-utilization in
data centers. However, host virtualization technologies, which are the basic building blocks …

The end of Moore's Law has brought significant changes in the architecture of servers used
in data centers, increasingly incorporating new ISAs beyond x86-64 as well as diverse …

Due to the slowdown of Moore's Law, systems designers have begun integrating non-cache-
coherent heterogeneous computing elements in order to continue scaling performance …

ARINC-653, a standard of avionics software platform, defines the sampling communication
port that provides only the latest message while discarding old messages. This sampling …

Hardware vendors constantly design new architecture extensions to improve software
security. Due to intellectual property protection and architecture design issues, these …

Heterogeneous computing is increasingly used in today's datacenters to meet the increasing
computational demands of applications. Heterogeneous hardware typically includes CPUs …

Scaling up application performance on single high-end machines is increasingly becoming
difficult due to scalability challenges of processor interconnects, cache coherence protocols …