Presented at University of Washington
This is the talk I gave for my Ph.D. defense. I gave similar versions of this talk for research job interviews. I make heavy use of animations in my talks and the ppt preview may not correctly render them. To get the full experience, download the ppt and open in Powerpoint. Read more...
Presented at ASPLOS 2023, Wild and Crazy Ideas Session
Sujay and I found ourselves chatting about the future of research one day. It was around this time that an explosion of interest in Large Language Models (LLMs) had started, sparked by the release of ChatGPT by OpenAI. Our discussion inevitably veered towards this topic, and we became curious about how LLMs could revolutionize the field of operating systems. Read more...
Presented at 13th Annual Non-volatile Memories Workshop
This is a workshop presentation of ‘GPM’ published in ASPLOS ‘23. This paper explored how to utilise commercially available NVM on a GPU using real hardware. Through this process we came up with a benchmark suite (GPMBench) consisting of GPU applications that benefit from both GPU parallelism as well as NVM persistence. We also provide a GPU-optimised library (libGPM) that simplifies access to NVM from a GPU. Read more...