Cloud Computing and Resource Management
External reference: https://openalex.org/T10101
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Adaptive CPU frequency scaling for energy-efficient and sustainable edge computing under renewable energy uncertainty
Deep reinforcement learning improves CPU frequency scaling for edge computing systems powered by renewable energy, reducing prediction error by 35% and optimizing the energy-latency tradeoff.
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Replay-as-a-Service reduces tail latency in storage-disaggregated databases
Study presents Replay-as-a-Service technique to reduce tail latency in storage-disaggregated OLTP databases by decoupling log replay from storage engine, achieving 40% latency reduction.
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CXL-SpecKV: A Disaggregated FPGA Speculative KV-Cache for Datacenter LLM Serving
System offloads key-value caches to remote FPGA memory using CXL interconnects, achieving 3.2× throughput gains and 2.8× memory cost reduction for datacenter LLM serving.
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Telemetry-guided multi-cloud storage resists reconstruction
AI-driven hybrid architecture for multi-cloud storage using telemetry-guided dynamic fragmentation, encryption, and distributed trust to resist data reconstruction attacks and provider breaches.
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Enhanced grey wolf optimization improved cloud load balancing
Enhanced optimization algorithm for cloud load balancing achieves 25% improvement in resource utilization and outperforms standard metaheuristic approaches in benchmark testing.
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PAT: Accelerating LLM Decoding via P refix- A ware A t tention with Resource Efficient Multi-Tile Kernel
PAT optimizes LLM decode-phase attention by exploiting shared request prefixes and adaptive kernel tiling, reducing memory bandwidth bottlenecks in multi-request serving scenarios.
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STCC middleware evaluated for Cassandra consistency trade-offs
Middleware-enforced Timed Causal Consistency for Cassandra enables adaptive runtime consistency tuning without database modifications, with energy-performance-consistency trade-offs evaluated.
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Queueing model reduces energy use in ternary optical computers
Study proposes queuing-based service model to optimize energy consumption and performance in ternary optical computers through threshold-based scheduling.
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Proactive VM consolidation cuts energy use and SLA violations
Framework for VM consolidation combining workload prediction and physics-constrained reinforcement learning. Achieves 23.2% energy reduction and 43.5% SLA violation reduction in cloud datacenters.
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Hybrid deep learning improved edge-cloud task scheduling in simulation
Deep reinforcement learning framework for adaptive task scheduling in edge-cloud computing with improved SLA compliance, reduced operational costs, and lower task rejection rates.
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Self-assessment tool standardizes data center efficiency evaluation
Modular assessment framework for automated evaluation of data center thermal and energy efficiency using standardized KPI calculations from monitoring systems and historical datasets.
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AGENT improved makespan in heterogeneous cloud task allocation
AGENT framework improves task allocation in cloud systems using elitism-guided genetic algorithm with adaptive parameters, achieving 3-29% makespan improvements for heterogeneous VM scheduling.
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Delta Lake performance depends on careful optimization
Evaluation of Delta Lake architecture, transaction models, and optimization techniques for analytic workload performance and data reliability at scale.
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Angular query orchestration reduced redundant GraphQL requests
Framework-aware query orchestration for Angular micro-frontends optimizes GraphQL data fetching through compile-time type safety and runtime deduplication, reducing API calls by 62% and improving.
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Docker’s technical evolution and continued adaptation
Retrospective analysis of Docker's technical architecture, cross-platform expansion, and evolution toward modular standardization over a decade of development.
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WaSC decouples WASM system access with low startup and memory use
WaSC hardens WebAssembly sandboxes through system interface decoupling, achieving machine-level isolation while maintaining WASM performance advantages for serverless computing environments.
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Quantum data centres may support scalable quantum networking
Quantum data centres overcome NISQ limitations through distributed quantum computing, leveraging entanglement orchestrators for dynamic network reconfiguration toward large-scale quantum internet.
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Integrating Quantum Software Tools with(in) MLIR
A practical guide for integrating quantum software tools using MLIR infrastructure, demonstrated through a case study connecting PennyLane and Munich Quantum Toolkit.
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Cloud-native ERM improved flexibility and responsiveness
Cloud-native ERM framework for multi-sector operations using microservices, cloud data management, and real-time analytics to enhance scalability, responsiveness, and cross-sector coordination.

