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5.8.2016
The following two papers received the Best Paper Awards:
(1) "Debugging OpenStack Problems using a State Graph Approach" by
Yong Xiang, Hu Li, Sen Wang, Charley Peter Chen, and Wei Xu; and (2)
"Time Capsule: Tracing Packet Latency across
Different Layers in Virtualized Systems" by
Kun Suo, Jia Rao, Luwei Cheng, and Francis C.M. Lau. Congratulations!
3.8.2016
The registration desk will open at 8 AM on
August 4 & 5.
3.8.2016
Call this HOTLINE if you need any help during the 2-day workshop: 5626 4411 (voice only).
3.8.2016
The Venue page has been updated.
1.8.2016
A typhoon (Nida) is approaching Hong Kong, but according to official reports, it should be completely clear of the way by Wednesday and things will be back to normal then. So please stay assured that APSys 2016 will be held as scheduled. Expect a bit or rain though during the two days of our workshop.
25.7.2016
The Accommodation page is updated. Please book your hotel ASAP!
Speech: Mission of Power Management Not Accomplished at All
Dr. Yuyang Du
Senior Software Developer, Intel
Speech:
Mission of Power Management Not Accomplished at All
Abstract:
Power consumption is increasingly an important design constraint in both software and hardware across the boards in computer systems. For mobile devices, the resulting battery life is the top purchase driver to the buyers. This talk introduces Intel’s leading silicon technology in mass production and its advancements in performance per watt in recent generations. On top of that, the talk reviews the long road for system power management to achieve energy efficiency, and then shares the thoughts looking into where we are going and the key challenges and opportunities ahead.
Biography:
Yuyang Du is a senior software developer in Software and Services Group in Intel. His work focuses on system software performance and power optimization. For the past 3 years, he leads the engineering effort of multi-core scheduling across generations of Intel mobile platforms. Yuyang received his PhD degree from Tsinghua University in 2011 and joined Intel afterwards. Apart from work, he is an active Linux kernel developer and he lives in Beijing, China.