All the videos for the PIRL’20 are up on the website. You access them here via the program or via the attendee logistics page. Enjoy! And we will see for your PIRL 2021! Happy Holidays! Steven SwansonSteven Swanson is a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San…
Steven SwansonSteven Swanson is a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San Diego and the director of the Non-volatile Systems Laboratory. His research interests include the systems, architecture, security, and reliability issues surrounding heterogeneous memory/storage systems, especially those that incorporate non-volatile, solid-state memories. He has received an…
Steven SwansonSteven Swanson is a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San Diego and the director of the Non-volatile Systems Laboratory. His research interests include the systems, architecture, security, and reliability issues surrounding heterogeneous memory/storage systems, especially those that incorporate non-volatile, solid-state memories. He has received an…
This year, PIRL is offering the chance to host working meetings for persistent-memory related projects. If you’re involved in such a project, we’d love to have you hold your face-to-face near the beach at PIRL. Last year, several PIRL participants suggested co-located “working meetings” for software (or other) projects related to persistent memory. The idea…
Due to COVID-19, PIRL 2020 has been delayed. Probably until October. We are working on the details and will post updates when we have them. Stay safe! The planning for PIRL 2020 is well underway. It’ll be held at UC San Diego on July 13-14. We are expecting a bigger turnout and a more diverse…
If you’re attending FAST or NSDI in Santa Clara this February, come learn to program in “the persistent memory style” on conventional hardware, without non-volatile memory. I’m teaching a comprehensive half-day tutorial on this topic: https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast20/presentation/kelly In addition to covering the foundations of persistent memory programming on conventional hardware (URLs below), the tutorial will present…
PIRL is going on vacation. We’ll be back in the new year. Steven SwansonSteven Swanson is a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San Diego and the director of the Non-volatile Systems Laboratory. His research interests include the systems, architecture, security, and reliability issues surrounding heterogeneous memory/storage…
Use SNIA’s hardware to show of your persistent programming prowess. Persistent Memory software development has been a source of server development innovation for the last couple of years. The availability of the open-source PMDK libraries has provided a common interface for developing across PM types as well as server architectures. Innovation beyond PMDK also continues…