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Orestis Lagkas Nikolos presenting his work on scaling serverless microVMs at the SESAME workshop @ ASPLOS / EuroSys'25! #asplos #eurosys
Great start to ASPLOS/Eurosys'25 with the HCDS workshop! https://hcds-workshop.github.io/edition/2025/#program Many interesting talks, a lot of focus on CXL, great keynote by Daniel S. Berger! #asplos #eurosys
Marcel Wagenländer
TheZoq2On Sunday we're hosting LATTE ☕, our workshop on Languages and Tools for Accelerator design! We have 15 super cool papers and plenty of time for discussion!
You can attend virtually via zoom or in person with #asplos in Rotterdam https://capra.cs.cornell.edu/latte25/
Also, we have a cozy little Matrix chat for the community over at https://matrix.to/#/#latte-chat:fossi-foundation.org
Michel SteuwerAre you going to be in Rotterdam on Monday, e.g, for #ASPLOS or #EuroSys?
Come to our Workshop on User-Scheduable Languages https://usl-workshop.github.io/
USLs, as popularized by Halide, provide experts with great control over how to optimize their program for diverse hardware targets and have found use in many modern compilation frameworks.
We will have talks from Mary Hall, Thomas Koehler, Carl-Johan Seger, Alex Aiken, Alex Reinking, and Alex Zinenko.
thegeniusIt is totally okay and approved-by- #asplos practice to ignore giving credit to prior art if the prior art is not ML/AI related but your work is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracing_just-in-time_compilation