The recent availability of fast, dense, byte-addressable non-volatile memory has led to
increasing interest in the problem of designing durable data structures that can recover from …

Non-volatile RAM (NVRAM) makes it possible for data structures to tolerate transient
failures, assuming however that programmers have designed these structures such that their …

With the recent launch of the Intel Optane memory platform, non-volatile main memory in the
form of fast, dense, byte-addressable non-volatile memory has now become available …

Byte-addressable, non-volatile memory (NVM) is emerging as a revolutionary memory
technology that provides persistency, near-DRAM performance, and scalable capacity. To …

Non-Volatile Main Memory (NVMM) has brought forth the need for data structures that are
not only concurrent but also resilient to non-corrupting failures. Until now, persistent …

Byte-addressable persistent memory, such as Intel/Micron 3D XPoint, is an emerging
technology that bridges the gap between volatile memory and persistent storage. Data in …

Failure-atomic transactions are a critical mechanism for accessing and manipulating data on
persistent memory (PM) with crash consistency. We identify that small random writes in …

Distributed in-memory storage systems are crucial for meeting the low latency requirements
of modern datacenter services. However, they lose all state on failure, so recovery is …

Durable techniques coupled with transactional semantics provide to application developers
the guarantee that data is saved consistently in persistent memory (PM), even in the event of …

Byte-addressable, non-volatile, random access memory (NVM) has the potential to
dramatically accelerate the performance of storage-intensive workloads. For applications …