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What if your application could use memory beyond a single node? At OSSEU 2026, Hu Xinwei explains what this means for the operating system, from pooling memory across nodes to keeping faults from spreading. See how openEuler approaches the SuperPoD OS🎥

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556,248 次观看 • 9 天前 •via X (Twitter)

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openEuler9 天前

📅 Next up: Agentic Infra OS Conference & openEuler Summit 2026. Join the openEuler community in Beijing on November 13–14 to explore what's next for operating systems and AI infrastructure. Details and registration:

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Biddaddy8 天前

fault isolation across pooled nodes is the part everyone ignores until the first cascade failure hits good to see them tackle it directly

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Kelvin Tran8 天前

Nghe thú vị thật, gộp bộ nhớ qua nhiều nút chắc sẽ giúp hệ thống ổn định hơn nhiều nhỉ 😊

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∑: Meww ∑: (❖,❖)8 天前

Intriguing concept for distributed memory management.

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Harry Bootman7 天前

Cool to see openEuler tackling memory pooling and fault management across nodes. Definitely a step into advanced OS capabilities.

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GuruVerseX8 天前

Faults shouldn't travel

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Ana Carmelita7 天前

#LulaVaiVirar

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Wally Almeida8 天前

#FlavioBolsonaroNaLancha #JanonesELulaAoVivoAgora #LulaAoVivoComSeuExercito

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TruthCom7 天前

A little kindness today can become someone's strength tomorrow.

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Emly8 天前

Intriguing concept for distributed memory applications.

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And8 天前

#FlavioBolsonaroNaLancha

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Jhohanna7 天前

#LulaVaiVirar

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Priscila7 天前

#TSEGolpista

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Daisy Tran7 天前

Pooling memory sounds cool. Can’t wait to see how it changes things for apps.

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Bông8 天前

Interesting concept, memory pooling across nodes is key.

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0xBenz.eth7 天前

This sounds like an exciting topic for the future of operating systems! Can't wait to learn more.

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kayo cristian telles8 天前

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Leliu8 天前

Intriguing concept for distributed OS memory management.

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Chris Riccio - LifeAI ☀️ supporter7 天前

This is huge for scaling apps past single node limits so cool

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