OS Support for Adaptive Components in Self-aware Systems
The current pace of innovation in computing makes it difficult to assume a fixed set of requirements for the whole life span of a system. Aggressive technology scaling also imposes additional constraints to modern hardware platforms. An answer to this question are self-aware systems, which are capab...
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