Sujay Yadalam
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I am a fifth year computer science PhD student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I am a member of the SCAIL research group led by Prof. Michael Swift.
Prior to pursuing my graduate studies, I spent a year as a Research Assistant at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) advised by Prof. Arkaprava Basu and Prof. Vinod Ganapathy.
I obtained my bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication (ECE) from PES University.
News
- May 2024: I will be teaching CS537 (Intro to OS) this summer!
- May 2024: Awarded Lawrence H. Landweber NCR Fellowship for 2024-2025.
- Apr 2023: Presented BypassD at ASPLOS '24, San Diego.
- Aug 2023: Passed my PhD preliminary examination! Yay!
- Jun 2023: Completed a successful internship at Microsoft!
- Mar 2023: Aditya Kamath and I presented our idea on using LLMs in Operating Systems at WACI (Wild And Crazy Ideas) during ASPLOS 2023. Paper Code
- May 2022: I am interning at Microsoft Research with Stefan Saroiu and Alec Wolman.
- May 2022: Attended NVMW'22 at San Diego. Presented ASAP.
- Apr 2022: Presented ASAP at HPCA '22 (virtual).
- Mar 2022: Presented SwiftCore (ongoing work) at YArch '22. Attendend ASPLOS '22 at Lausanne, Switzerland.
- Dec 2021: Passed my PhD qualifying exam. Yaay!
- May 2021: I will be interning at VMware Research in the summer, I will be working with Jayneel Gandhi.
- Jan 2021: SGXL will be in the 1st issue of TACO in 2021.
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Research interests
My research interests include computer architecture and systems broadly.
During my PhD, I have focused on designing architectures for new and upcoming memory and storage technologies such as Non-Volatile Memory, low-latency SSDs and CXL technology..
I have a keen interest in hardware-software co-designs. I believe that they present significant performance and efficiency opportunities that are unavailable without crossing the boundary between the two layers.
Selected Publications
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How I learned to stop worrying and love learned OS policies
Divyanshu Saxena, Jiayi Chen, Sujay Yadalam, Yeonju Ro, Rohit Dwivedula, Eric Campbell, Aditya Akella, Christopher Rossbach, and Michael Swift
To appear in HotOS 2025
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BypassD: Enabling fast userspace access to shared SSDs
Sujay Yadalam, Chloe Alverti, Vasileios Karakostas, Jayneel Gandhi, Michael Swift
ASPLOS 2024
[paper] [code]
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ASAP: A Speculative Approach to Persistence
Sujay Yadalam, Nisarg Shah, Xiangyao Yu, Michael Swift
HPCA 2022
[paper] [code] [talk] [lightning talk]
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SGXL: Security and Performance for Enclaves Using Large Pages
Sujay Yadalam, Vinod Ganapathy, Arkaprava Basu
TACO 2021
[paper] [code] [talk]
Other Publications
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From Good to Great: Improving Memory Tiering Performance Through Parameter Tuning
Konstantinos Kanellis*, Sujay Yadalam*, Fanchao Chen, Shivaram Venkataraman, Michael Swift
*Equal contribution
[paper]
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Herding LLaMaS: Using LLMs as an OS Module
Aditya K Kamath, Sujay Yadalam
[paper]
Awards and grants
- Lawrence H. Landweber NCR fellowship (2024-25)
- Distinguished Artifact award (BypassD @ ASPLOS'24)
- ASPLOS'24 student travel grant
- ASPLOS'22 student travel grant
Service
- OSDI 2024 Artifact Evaluation Committee
- ATC 2024 Artifact Evaluation Committee
- Eurosys 2024 Shadow PC
- HPCA 2024 Artifact Evaluation Committee
Teaching
- Guest Lecture – CS739 - Distributed Systems (UW-Madison, Fall 2024)
Lecture title: Cluster Scheduling
- Guest Lecture – CS537 - Introduction to Operating Systems (UW-Madison, Fall 2024)
Lecture title: Log structured Filesystems
- Instructor – CS537 - Introduction to Operating Systems (UW-Madison, Summer 2024)
- Guest Lecture – CS537 - Introduction to Operating Systems (UW-Madison, Spring 2024)
Lecture title: Concurrency bugs
- Guest Lectures – CS537 - Introduction to Operating Systems (UW-Madison, Spring 2023)
Lecture titles: IO devices and disk schedulers, RAID
- Guest Lecture – CS839 - Special Topics on persistence (UW-Madison, Fall 2021)
Lecture title: Architectures for NVM
- Guest Lecture – CS642 - Introduction to Computer Security (UW-Madison, Fall 2019)
Lecture title: Hardware Security
- Teaching Assistant – CS642 - Introduction to Computer Security (UW-Madison, Fall 2019)