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Researchers release Strata, an operating system where memory is explicit I/O rather than flat. The system uses 64 KiB local stores per core and allows software to move data between tiers via completion tags. A microkernel written in Strata assembly runs on 12 cores, while a C99 compiler compiles itself twice to match disk bytes.
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