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ASPLOS 2022: Lausanne, Switzerland
- Babak Falsafi, Michael Ferdman, Shan Lu, Thomas F. Wenisch:
ASPLOS '22: 27th ACM International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, Lausanne, Switzerland, 28 February 2022 - 4 March 2022. ACM 2022, ISBN 978-1-4503-9205-1
Session 1A: Accelerators
- Vidushi Dadu
, Tony Nowatzki
TaskStream: accelerating task-parallel workloads by recovering program structure. 1-13 - Zheng Qu
DOTA: detect and omit weak attentions for scalable transformer acceleration. 14-26 - Dan Zhang
A full-stack search technique for domain optimized deep learning accelerators. 27-42 - Qihang Chen
FINGERS: exploiting fine-grained parallelism in graph mining accelerators. 43-55 - Enrico Reggiani
BiSon-e: a lightweight and high-performance accelerator for narrow integer linear algebra computing on the edge. 56-69
Session 1B: Address and Memory
- Jialiang Zhang, Michael M. Swift, Jing Jane Li:
Software-defined address mapping: a case on 3D memory. 70-83 - Jovan Stojkovic, Dimitrios Skarlatos, Apostolos Kokolis, Tianyin Xu
Parallel virtualized memory translation with nested elastic cuckoo page tables. 84-97 - Brian Suchy, Souradip Ghosh, Drew Kersnar, Siyuan Chai, Zhen Huang, Aaron Nelson, Michael Cuevas, Alex Bernat, Gaurav Chaudhary, Nikos Hardavellas
CARAT CAKE: replacing paging via compiler/kernel cooperation. 98-114 - Zheng Dang
NVAlloc: rethinking heap metadata management in persistent memory allocators. 115-127 - Chang Hyun Park
Every walk's a hit: making page walks single-access cache hits. 128-141
Session 2A: GPU and Data Analytics
- Shweta Pandey, Aditya K. Kamath
GPM: leveraging persistent memory from a GPU. 142-156 - Heejin Park
GPUReplay: a 50-KB GPU stack for client ML. 157-170 - Keren Zhou, Yueming Hao
ValueExpert: exploring value patterns in GPU-accelerated applications. 171-185 - Gengyu Rao, Jingji Chen, Jason Yik, Xuehai Qian:
SparseCore: stream ISA and processor specialization for sparse computation. 186-199 - Lin Jiang, Zhijia Zhao:
JSONSki: streaming semi-structured data with bit-parallel fast-forwarding. 200-211
Session 2B: Privacy and Software Security
- Márton Erdos
MineSweeper: a "clean sweep" for drop-in use-after-free prevention. 212-225 - Oleksii Oleksenko, Christof Fetzer, Boris Köpf
Revizor: testing black-box CPUs against speculation contracts. 226-239 - Tejas Kannan, Henry Hoffmann
Protecting adaptive sampling from information leakage on low-power sensors. 240-254 - Haotian Zhang
One size does not fit all: security hardening of MIPS embedded systems via static binary debloating for shared libraries. 255-270 - Haehyun Cho
ViK: practical mitigation of temporal memory safety violations through object ID inspection. 271-284
Session 3A: Hardware Security (1)
- Boyuan Yang
Eavesdropping user credentials via GPU side channels on smartphones. 285-299 - Heiner Litz
CRISP: critical slice prefetching. 300-313
Session 3B: Misc.
- Zirui Neil Zhao
Pinned loads: taming speculative loads in secure processors. 314-328 - Peter W. Deutsch
DAGguise: mitigating memory timing side channels. 329-343
Session 4A: Systems for Machine Learning
- Geet Sethi, Bilge Acun, Niket Agarwal, Christos Kozyrakis, Caroline Trippel
RecShard: statistical feature-based memory optimization for industry-scale neural recommendation. 344-358 - Zhen Zheng, Xuanda Yang, Pengzhan Zhao, Guoping Long, Kai Zhu, Feiwen Zhu, Wenyi Zhao, Xiaoyong Liu, Jun Yang, Jidong Zhai, Shuaiwen Leon Song, Wei Lin:
AStitch: enabling a new multi-dimensional optimization space for memory-intensive ML training and inference on modern SIMT architectures. 359-373 - Shixiong Zhao
NASPipe: high performance and reproducible pipeline parallel supernet training via causal synchronous parallelism. 374-387 - Zihan Liu
VELTAIR: towards high-performance multi-tenant deep learning services via adaptive compilation and scheduling. 388-401 - Abhinav Jangda, Jun Huang, Guodong Liu, Amir Hossein Nodehi Sabet, Saeed Maleki, Youshan Miao
Breaking the computation and communication abstraction barrier in distributed machine learning workloads. 402-416
Session 4B: Operating System
- Zhiyuan Guo, Yizhou Shan, Xuhao Luo
Clio: a hardware-software co-designed disaggregated memory system. 417-433 - David A. Cock
Enzian: an open, general, CPU/FPGA platform for systems software research. 434-451 - Nils Asmussen
Efficient and scalable core multiplexing with M³v. 452-466 - Hugo Lefeuvre
FlexOS: towards flexible OS isolation. 467-482 - Ruslan Nikolaev
Adelie: continuous address space layout re-randomization for Linux drivers. 483-498
Session 5A: Quantum Computing
- Lei Xie, Jidong Zhai, Zhenxing Zhang, Jonathan Allcock, Shengyu Zhang, Yicong Zheng
Suppressing ZZ crosstalk of Quantum computers through pulse and scheduling co-optimization. 499-513 - Tirthak Patel
QUEST: systematically approximating Quantum circuits for higher output fidelity. 514-528 - Swamit S. Tannu
HAMMER: boosting fidelity of noisy Quantum circuits by exploiting Hamming behavior of erroneous outcomes. 529-540 - Poulami Das, Aditya Locharla, Cody Jones:
LILLIPUT: a lightweight low-latency lookup-table decoder for near-term Quantum error correction. 541-553 - Gushu Li
Paulihedral: a generalized block-wise compiler optimization framework for Quantum simulation kernels. 554-569
Session 5B: Data Center and Cloud Services
- Wei Zhang, Quan Chen
Astraea: towards QoS-aware and resource-efficient multi-stage GPU services. 570-582 - Alexander Fuerst
Memory-harvesting VMs in cloud platforms. 583-594 - Tejun Heo, Dan Schatzberg, Andrew Newell, Song Liu, Saravanan Dhakshinamurthy, Iyswarya Narayanan
IOCost: block IO control for containers in datacenters. 595-608 - Johannes Weiner, Niket Agarwal, Dan Schatzberg, Leon Yang, Hao Wang, Blaise Sanouillet, Bikash Sharma, Tejun Heo, Mayank Jain, Chunqiang Tang, Dimitrios Skarlatos:
TMO: transparent memory offloading in datacenters. 609-621 - Yawen Wang, Daniel Crankshaw, Neeraja J. Yadwadkar, Daniel S. Berger, Christos Kozyrakis, Ricardo Bianchini:
SOL: safe on-node learning in cloud platforms. 622-634
Session 6A: Accelerating Emerging Applications
- Nika Mansouri-Ghiasi, Jisung Park
GenStore: a high-performance in-storage processing system for genome sequence analysis. 635-654 - Eyes Robson
ProSE: the architecture and design of a protein discovery engine. 655-668 - Bangyan Wang
A one-for-all and o(v log(v ))-cost solution for parallel merge style operations on sorted key-value arrays. 669-682 - McKenzie van der Hagen
Client-optimized algorithms and acceleration for encrypted compute offloading. 683-696
Session 6B: Bugs (1)
- Theodoros Theodoridis
Finding missed optimizations through the lens of dead code elimination. 697-709 - Umang Mathur, Andreas Pavlogiannis
A tree clock data structure for causal orderings in concurrent executions. 710-725 - Benjamin Reidys, Peng Liu, Jian Huang:
RSSD: defend against ransomware with hardware-isolated network-storage codesign and post-attack analysis. 726-739 - Xiang Cheng, David Devecsery:
Creating concise and efficient dynamic analyses with ALDA. 740-752
Session 7A: Serverless
- Rohan Basu Roy, Tirthak Patel
IceBreaker: warming serverless functions better with heterogeneity. 753-767 - Yanan Yang
INFless: a native serverless system for low-latency, high-throughput inference. 768-781 - Zijun Li
FaaSFlow: enable efficient workflow execution for function-as-a-service. 782-796 - Dong Du
Serverless computing on heterogeneous computers. 797-813 - Qiangyu Pei
CoolEdge: hotspot-relievable warm water cooling for energy-efficient edge datacenters. 814-829
Session 7B: Bugs (2)
- Hamed Gorjiara, Guoqing Harry Xu, Brian Demsky:
Yashme: detecting persistency races. 830-845 - Muhui Jiang, Tianyi Xu, Yajin Zhou, Yufeng Hu, Ming Zhong, Lei Wu, Xiapu Luo, Kui Ren:
EXAMINER: automatically locating inconsistent instructions between real devices and CPU emulators for ARM. 846-858 - Tuo Li, Jia-Ju Bai, Yulei Sui
Path-sensitive and alias-aware typestate analysis for detecting OS bugs. 859-872 - Zhangyu Chen, Yu Hua, Yongle Zhang, Luochangqi Ding:
Efficiently detecting concurrency bugs in persistent memory programs. 873-887 - Ziheng Liu
Who goes first? detecting go concurrency bugs via message reordering. 888-902
Session 8A: Non-traditional Computing and Reconfigurable Hardware
- Dongmoon Min
CryoWire: wire-driven microarchitecture designs for cryogenic computing. 903-917 - Thilini Kaushalya Bandara
REVAMP: a systematic framework for heterogeneous CGRA realization. 918-932 - Yuanlong Xiao
PLD: fast FPGA compilation to make reconfigurable acceleration compatible with modern incremental refinement software development. 933-945 - Jiacheng Ma
Debugging in the brave new world of reconfigurable hardware. 946-962 - Patricia Gonzalez-Guerrero
Temporal and SFQ pulse-streams encoding for area-efficient superconducting accelerators. 963-976
Session 8B: Synthesis and Compilation
- Theodoros Theodoridis
Understanding and exploiting optimal function inlining. 977-989 - Hammad Ahmad, Yu Huang, Westley Weimer:
CirFix: automatically repairing defects in hardware design code. 990-1003 - Maaz Bin Safeer Ahmad
Vector instruction selection for digital signal processors using program synthesis. 1004-1016 - Qian Zhang, Jiyuan Wang, Guoqing Harry Xu, Miryung Kim:
HeteroGen: transpiling C to heterogeneous HLS code with automated test generation and program repair. 1017-1029 - Yanju Chen
Tree traversal synthesis using domain-specific symbolic compilation. 1030-1042
Session 9A: Hardware Security (2)
- Jubayer Mahmod, Matthew Hicks:
SRAM has no chill: exploiting power domain separation to steal on-chip secrets. 1043-1055 - Gururaj Saileshwar
Randomized row-swap: mitigating Row Hammer by breaking spatial correlation between aggressor and victim rows. 1056-1069 - Mark Zhao
ShEF: shielded enclaves for cloud FPGAs. 1070-1085 - Jubayer Mahmod, Matthew Hicks:
Invisible bits: hiding secret messages in SRAM's analog domain. 1086-1098
Session 9B: Smart Networking
- Tushar Swamy, Alexander Rucker, Muhammad Shahbaz
Taurus: a data plane architecture for per-packet ML. 1099-1114 - Haggai Eran
FlexDriver: a network driver for your accelerator. 1115-1129 - Boris Pismenny
The benefits of general-purpose on-NIC memory. 1130-1147 - Sebastiano Miano
Domain specific run time optimization for software data planes. 1148-1164
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