Session
Right on Time, Built to Last: New Frontiers in Critical System Design
DescriptionAs systems grow more complex, ensuring both time-critical performance and fault tolerance becomes essential for reliability and efficiency. This session showcases cutting-edge research tackling fault resilience, real-time processing, and efficient memory utilization. Topics include advanced ECC for CXL memory, statistical fault tolerance in LLM inference, and automated resource configuration for serverless workflows. Additional highlights cover time-aware traffic shaping (Megabits to Kilobits), DAG modeling for autonomous systems, predictive memory failure management, fault injection for GPGPU graph processing, and flexible error detection in real-time multi-core systems. Join us to explore the latest breakthroughs in resilient, real-time system design.
Event Type
Research Manuscript
TimeWednesday, June 253:30pm - 5:30pm PDT
Location3008, Level 3
Systems
SYS6: Time-Critical and Fault-Tolerant System Design
Presentations