Process variation—deviation in parameters from their nominal specifications—threatens to
slow down and even pause technological scaling, and mitigation of it is the way to continue …

Over the last two decades, hardware security has gained increasing attention in academia
and industry. Flash memory has been given a spotlight in recent years, with the question of …

Future cyber-physical systems will host a large number of coexisting distributed applications
on hardware platforms with thousands to millions of networked components communicating …

Memory reliability is a key factor in the design of warehouse-scale computers. Prior work has
focused on the performance overheads of memory fault-tolerance schemes when errors do …

Supercomputers, nowadays, aggregate a large number of nodes featuring the same
nominal HW components (eg, processors and GPGPUS). In real-life machines, the chips …

IoT devices need reliable hardware at low cost. It is challenging to efficiently cope with both
hard and soft faults in embedded scratchpad memories. To address this problem, we …

Edge computing is a continuum that includes the computing resources from cloud to things.
Ecosystem of things (EoT) is a subsystem of the ecosystem of edge computing, which …

CPU operation at sub-nominal voltage levels has been researched to reduce the power and
energy consumption of computer systems. While it is possible to determine a safe …

Refactoring is a staple of Object-Oriented (OO) program development. It should be a staple
of OO Software Product Line (SPL) development too. X15 is the first tool to support the …

The reliability of memory subsystems is worsening rapidly and needs to be considered as
one of the primary design objectives when designing today's computer systems. From on …