DATE: Thursday , June 6, 2002
TIME: Noon - 1 pm
PLACE: Hamerschlag Hall, D-Level Conference Room
SPEAKER:
Michael Kozuch
Intel Research,
Pittsburgh
TITLE:
Internet Suspend / Resume
ABSTRACT:
Internet Suspend/Resume is a new capability for mobile computing that
mimics the opening and closing of a laptop, but avoids physical transport
of hardware. Through rapid and easy personalization and depersonalization
of anonymous hardware, a user is able to suspend work at one machine and
to resume it at another. Our key insight is that this capability can be
achieved by layering virtual machine technology on a distributed file
system. We report on an initial implementation and describe our plans
for improving efficiency, portability, and security.
BIO:
After receiving his PhD (electrical engineering) from Princeton in 1997,
Michael Kozuch joined the Intel research labs in Portland, Oregon. Mike
spent his first couple of years at Intel developing SoftSDV, a platform
simulator for IA32 and IA64 systems. This work in platform simulation
developed into his current interest in virtual machine technology. Mike
returned to his native Western PA and joined Intel Research Pittsburgh
in September 2001.
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