ASPLOS is the premier forum for multidisciplinary systems research spanning computer architecture and hardware, programming languages and compilers, operating systems and security, as well as applications and human-computer interaction. The importance of such crosscutting systems research has been growing hand in hand with the amount of parallelism in hardware, the scope of distribution in internet-scale software, and energy constraints in all forms of computers, from wearable to exascale.<\/p>\n
ASPLOS 2013 invites submissions on ground-breaking research on current and future computer systems, from low-power embedded and wearable devices to large-scale parallel computers. Submissions should emphasize synergy of at least two ASPLOS communities: architecture; programming languages; and operating systems. Papers on non-traditional topics are especially encouraged.<\/p>\n
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:<\/p>\n
* Programming and compilation for parallel, distributed, and heterogeneous systems
\n * Security, reliability and availability in distributed and cloud computing
\n * Software and hardware support for power, energy, and thermal management at all scales
\n * Programming models for existing and emerging platforms
\n * Emerging computing platforms, including molecular, biological, and quantum computing
\n * Virtualization, memory, and storage systems
\n * Application stacks for embedded and mobile computing
\n * Applications and systems that address social, educational, and environmental challenges<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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