Workshop on Hot Topics in System Infrastructure

June 18, 2023, Orlando, Florida, USA
Co-located with ISCA 2023

About

The Workshop on Hot Topics in System Infrastructure (HotInfra'23) provides a unique forum for cutting-edge research on system infrastructure and platforms. Researchers and engineers can share their recent research results and experiences and discuss new challenges and opportunities in building next-generation system infrastructures, such as AI infrastructure, software-defined data centers, and edge/cloud computing infrastructure. The topics span across the full system stack with a focus on the design and implementation of system infrastructures. Relevant topics include hardware architecture, operating systems, runtime systems, and emerging applications.

Call for Papers

The HotInfra workshop is soliciting three types of paper submissions: regular research papers, industry papers, and work-in-progress papers:

  1. The regular research papers may include studies that have been published in top-tier systems and architecture conferences in the past year. We encourage submissions that showcase new concepts and approaches for developing new and emerging system infrastructures.
  2. The industry papers are encouraged to demonstrate the recent trends and demands of real systems infrastructures from the industry and have insightful discussions on the challenges and experiences of developing real system infrastructures from industry perspectives.
  3. The work-in-progress papers are encouraged to have new and crazy ideas in building future system infrastructure. We will favor submissions that have great potential to inspire interesting discussions, so it is fine if the work has only an early version of the system prototype.

HotInfra'23 welcomes submissions on any topic related to system infrastructure and platforms. Specific areas include but are not limited to:

  • Systems architecture and hardware devices
  • Operating systems and runtime systems support
  • Resource management and task scheduling
  • Empirical evaluation of real infrastructures
  • Security and reliability within new infrastructures
  • Energy efficiency and renewable energy supply
  • Emerging applications and cloud services enabled
  • Hardware virtualization
  • System-building approaches

Submission Guidelines

HotInfra'23 submissions must be no longer than two double-column pages excluding references. All the accepted papers can be presented in the poster session by default. We will post presentation slides and accepted papers on the workshop website. There will be no formal proceedings. Therefore, the authors can extend and publish their work in other conferences and journals. The HotInfra'23 workshop will also invite talks from industry and academia.

Please submit your work here.

Important Dates

  • Submission Deadline: May 5, 2023 May 12, 2023
  • Author Notifications: May 29, 2023
  • Final Papers due: June 5, 2023
  • Workshop: June 18, 2023

Workshop Program

To be announced.

Parthasarathy Ranganathan

Keynote Speaker I

Parthasarathy Ranganathan (Google)

Babak Falsafi

Keynote Speaker II

Babak Falsafi (EPFL)

Organizers

Organizing Committee

Jian Huang

Jian Huang

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

jianh@illinois.edu

Web Chair

Yuqi Xue

Yuqi Xue

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

yuqixue2@illinois.edu

Benjamin Reidys

Benjamin Reidys

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

breidys2@illinois.edu

Program Committee

Niket Agarwal

Niket Agarwal

NVIDIA

Alexandros Daglis

Alexandros Daglis

Georgia Tech

Haggai Eran

Haggai Eran

NVIDIA

Mike Ferdman

Mike Ferdman

Stony Brook University

Inigo Goiri

Inigo Goiri

Microsoft

Ana Klimovic

Ana Klimovic

ETH Zurich

Ming Liu

Ming Liu

UW-Madison

David Lo

David Lo

Google

Chris Rossbach

Chris Rossbach

UT Austin; Katana Graph

Muhammad Shahbaz

Muhammad Shahbaz

Purdue University

Dimitrios Skarlatos

Dimitrios Skarlatos

Carnegie Mellon University

Bharat Sukhwani

Bharat Sukhwani

IBM Research

Yang Wang

Yang Wang

The Ohio State University; Meta

Yawen Wang

Yawen Wang

Google

Gerd Zellweger

Gerd Zellweger

VMware Research