I am a graduate student at the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), University of Toronto, and I am fortunate to be supervised by Natalie Enright Jerger.
Generally, I am interested in solving problems relating to software infrastructure and heterogeneous hardware in cloud computing.
I worked as a Research Intern in Networking Research Group at Microsoft Research on research projects of resource disaggregation and SmartNIC-enabled systems.
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representing it so as to
make the solution transparent.
-- Herbert Simon, Sciences of the Artificial
Research Interests
- Server Architecture
- Operating Systems
- RPC Systems
- I/O Device Hardware (NIC, SmartNIC, FPGA, DPU, SSD)
- I/O Virtualization
- CXL
Recent News
- June, 2023 --- A paper accepted by HotCarbon 2023 colocated with OSDI 2023 at Boston.
- March, 2023 --- Horned to be awared as "Star of Tomorrow" from Microsoft Research Asia.
- July, 2022 --- Altocumulus paper accepted by MICRO 2022.
- Oct., 2021 --- Presented the talk "What Chiplets can Bring to Multi-Tenant Clouds" at MICRO 2021.
- Mar., 2020 --- ASPLOS 2020, YArch workshop Travel Grant (Update: the conference ended up with a virtual conference).
Publications
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The Case of Unsustainable CPU Affinity
2nd Workshop on Sustainable Computer Systems Design and Implementation (HotCarbon), 2023. [pdf] [slide]
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Altocumulus: Scalable Scheduling for Nanosecond-scale Remote Procedure Calls
55th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO), 2022. [pdf] [slide] [blog]
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What Can Chiplets Bring to Multi-Tenant Clouds?
1st Workshop on Cloud, IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO), 2021. [pdf]
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