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The benefits of programmable hardware—speed, performance, resource conservation— have long been reserved for vendor- and deployment-specific systems that require highly specialized expertise. What if the transformative possibilities of specialized hardware were openly available in a...
Recently, we’ve seen AI used for a plethora of use cases. But is it already mature enough for real-time industrial applications? Can it work under tight time constraints in large IoT applications? In this talk,...
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AbstractHave you ever spent a whole day profiling your application or tool, trying to identify the cause of a recent performance regression reported by your users? Or maybe you have attempted to optimize your tool’s...
New 5G and 6G technologies are raising the top speed for a wireless device up to 1 Tbps, and experts predict 6G will be available to consumers by 2030. What will our core networks look...
Tuning database performance in cloud systems with uncertain workloads is notoriously difficult. In this event, you will learn about a new robust tuning methodology that can consistently outperform standard tunings by up to five times....
The Function-as-a-Service (Faas) paradigm offers cloud service providers and application designers speed, simplicity, and efficiency, so long as they have accessible tools and techniques to implement it. For this month’s research presentation, Georgios Kousiouris, Harokopio...
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Can we control time? During this talk Renato Mancuso, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Boston University, explored this question in the context of his team’s work on workload interactions to shift control of timeliness in...
Red Hat Research Day Europe 2022 is a one-day in-person conference taking place on September 15 in Brno, Czech Republic. The goal of this event is to connect researchers with Red Hat engineers, customers, partners, industry...
Attend this talk for insight into some new algorithms that can help you make better use of your resources with dynamic workloads. During this talk Dr. Gabriel Scalosub and Dr. Gil Einziger of Ben Gurion...