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Accelerated Systems Research Group
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The lab studies the operating systems and computing mechanisms of computers.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring computing systems, from operating systems to architecture.
The Accelerated Systems Research Group (Koshiba Lab) studies computer systems, including operating systems and computer architecture.
Its listed areas of interest also include heterogeneous computing, cloud computing, secure and reliable systems, and distributed and disaggregated systems.
Associate Professor Atsushi Koshiba has co-authored papers on FPGA virtualization presented at international conferences such as SoCC and EuroSys.
Key terms
- Operating system
- Basic software that manages a computer's hardware and serves as the foundation for running applications
- Heterogeneous computing
- An approach that performs computation by combining different types of processing units
- FPGA
- An integrated circuit whose circuit configuration can be rewritten after manufacture
ResearchResearch themes
Associate Professor Atsushi Koshiba lists operating systems and computer architecture as research fields. Research interests also include heterogeneous computing, cloud computing, secure and reliable systems, and distributed and disaggregated systems.
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- Associate ProfessorAtsushi Koshiba
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