PPT-NVSleep: Using Non-Volatile Memory to Enable Fast Sleep/Wak
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Xiang Pan and Radu Teodorescu Computer Architecture Research Lab httparchcseohiostateedu Outline Motivation NVSleep Framework Design NVSleep Implementation Evaluation
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Xiang Pan and Radu Teodorescu Computer Architecture Research Lab httparchcseohiostateedu Outline Motivation NVSleep Framework Design NVSleep Implementation Evaluation Conclusion NVSleep Using NonVolatile Memory to Enable Fast SleepWakeup of Idle Cores. H.M. (Henry Gustav. Molaison, 1926–2008). “(…) After operation this young man could no longer recognize the hospital staff nor find his way to the bathroom, and he seemed to recall nothing of the day-to-day events of his hospital life. (…) he did not remember the death of a favourite uncle three years previously (…). The family moved from their old house to a new one a few blocks away on the same street; he still has not learned the new address, though remembering the old one perfectly, nor can he be trusted to find his way home alone. (…) This patient has even eaten luncheon in front of one of us (…), a mere half-hour later (…) he could not remember having eaten luncheon at all. Yet to a casual observer this man seems like a relatively normal individual, since his understanding and reasoning are undiminished.”. Steven . Pelley. , Peter M. Chen, Thomas F. . Wenisch. University of Michigan. Nonvolatile memory (NVRAM) recovery. 2. Writes unordered!. Constrain persist order for correctness, . but reorder for performance. Khaled. A. Al-. Utaibi. alutaibi@uoh.edu.sa. Agenda. Introduction. Memory Pin Connections. ROM Memory. RAM . Memory. Memory Organization. Types of Memory Access. Data . Alignment. Introduction. DRAM. EECS 373. Group projects. Meetings on Friday. Should have signed up.. If someone is going to be missing, let us know. Project ideas look fine. Safety is going to be a worry this semester. High speed things (helicopter blades, other spinney things) either need to be covered so can’t hurt anyone or done outside of lab with reasonable protection (safety glasses) in place.. Why do we sleep?. Sleep is a basic requirement for normal brain function. . Lack of sleep . . Mental fatigue, . poor decision-making, . shortened attention span, . higher anxiety, . impaired memory, . Storage Technology. Electronic devices that store, retrieve, and save instructions and data.. Today’s microcomputers or PCs include several types of . storage devices. .. Capacity. and . speed. . r.a.r.e. .. Trevor Brown. Technion. slides at http://tbrown.pro. Why do we perform experiments?. To answer questions about . data structures. Is one data structure faster than another? Why?. We are asking about algorithmic differences,. Steven R. Hursh, Ph.D.. President, IBR and. Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. September 1, 2011. Major Fatigue Factors. Time of Day. : . between midnight and 0600 hrs.. Recent Sleep. Qingda Hu*, . Jinglei Ren. , Anirudh Badam, and Thomas Moscibroda. Microsoft Research. *Tsinghua University. Non-volatile memory is coming…. Data storage. 2. Read: ~50ns. Write: ~10GB/s. Read: ~10µs. Multi-Function Printer (MFP) Security. What is a Multi-Function Printer (MFP)?. Most printers currently found on the market are considered to be multi-function, meaning that they can do more than just print a document.. 1. CS | . High-level Features. Flexible clock sources & distribution:. 5 clocks from 7 sources (2 external, 5 internal). Selections suitable for high-speed & low-power operations. Wide range of operating frequency. Memory [Weatherspoon, Bala , Bracy , and Sirer ] Prof. Hakim Weatherspoon CS 3410 Computer Science Cornell University Announcements 2 Level Up (optional enrichment) T eaches CS students tools and skills needed in their coursework as well as their career, such as Using non-volatile m emory (NVDIMM-N) as block storage in Windows Server 2016 Tobias Klima Program Manager Use Case Example – Fast Transactions in SQL Server Problem DB Transactions gated by log commit speed Using non-volatile memory (NVDIMM-N) as byte-addressable storage in Windows Server 2016 Tobias Klima Program Manager The Case for Byte-Addressability Problem Storage Class Memory (NVDIMM-N) performance is not optimal in block mode (software overhead)
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