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wbsun | 1 year ago
Back to the OS architecture, AFAIK, exokernel tries to get rid of the OS overhead (context switching, abstractions, etc.) to improve performance back in 1995. But I assume with modern computers/workload, the OS overhead only takes a tiny piece. Is that the case? Are people still optimizing OS heavily for today's workload like AI/ML/servers?
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