Privatar uses horizontal frequency partitioning and distribution-aware minimal perturbation to enable private offloading of VR avatar reconstruction, supporting 2.37x more users with modest overhead.
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AtomSanitizer delivers an O(nk²) streaming checker for conflict serializability that is asymptotically faster, lower-memory, and the first shown to run with minimal locking inside a concurrent runtime monitor.
AmpereOne implements MTE with zero tag-storage memory overhead and single-digit performance impact while identifying application memory management as the main remaining bottleneck.
Introduces the TRW partial order for sound deadlock prediction and a weakened variant for completeness, both efficiently computable and agreeing on benchmarks.
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Privatar: Scalable Privacy-preserving Multi-user VR via Secure Offloading
Privatar uses horizontal frequency partitioning and distribution-aware minimal perturbation to enable private offloading of VR avatar reconstruction, supporting 2.37x more users with modest overhead.
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Fast Atomicity Monitoring
AtomSanitizer delivers an O(nk²) streaming checker for conflict serializability that is asymptotically faster, lower-memory, and the first shown to run with minimal locking inside a concurrent runtime monitor.
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Optimized Memory Tagging on AmpereOne Processors
AmpereOne implements MTE with zero tag-storage memory overhead and single-digit performance impact while identifying application memory management as the main remaining bottleneck.
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Partial Orders for Precise and Efficient Dynamic Deadlock Prediction
Introduces the TRW partial order for sound deadlock prediction and a weakened variant for completeness, both efficiently computable and agreeing on benchmarks.