memory-tiering
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A tiered-memory system design for workloads that don't fit in RAM: measure the working set, pin the hot tier, stream the cold tier from flash. Ships the residency calculator, measurement harnesses, and the build recipes behind it. Predictions validated against public benchmarks.
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MegaMmap: Blurring the Boundary Between Memory and Storage for Data-Intensive HPC Workloads. A software distributed shared memory system that enables infinite memory capacity through intelligent tiered DRAM and storage management.
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Nov 3, 2025 - C++
Recipe to run a memtier benchmark on a cluster of KVM-hosted Redis servers
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Nov 4, 2024 - Jinja
VibeDrift - Run any LLM on your own hardware. Bypass the VRAM wall with CPU/RAM inference, MOE expert offloading, and 4-bit quantization. No Cloud, no Subscription.
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May 27, 2026 - Python
Reference Linux control plane, RTL, and FPGA emulation scaffold for KV-CPU semantic KV-cache orchestration. Patent pending in India (App No. 202641056309).
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May 7, 2026 - C
Experimental Linux RFC for an HBF/CXL-era AI memory control plane: runtime hints, prefetch, placement, and tiering.
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A systems research platform for semantic KV-cache orchestration, topology-aware memory placement, distributed prefix reuse, and rack-scale inference memory simulation.
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May 25, 2026 - Python
Deadline-aware KV-cache scheduling for protecting decode-critical request-state under long-context LLM inference pressure.
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Jun 19, 2026 - Python
Reference Linux kernel interface for workload-aware memory hints in AI systems — /dev/mem_hint maps LLM phases like prefill, decode, agentic execution, and training to memory-policy signaling paths.
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Software proof-of-concept for entropy-based memory tiering on Linux.
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Jul 3, 2026 - Go
Run local LLMs on your own hardware with this C++ powered inference engine.
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Aug 21, 2026 - Python
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