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    A Review of Valley Tracing Mechanism for Implementation of Multiprogrammed Operating Systems

    By Aiswarya Dwarampudi, Yamuna Mundru, Manas Kumar Yogi, G. Umamahesh

    Abstract: This review examines the application of valley tracing mechanisms in the implementation of multiprogrammed operating systems. Multiprogrammed operating systems facilitate concurrent execution of multiple tasks, necessitating efficient resource allocation and scheduling to maximize system throughput and responsiveness. Valley tracing, a concept rooted in identifying and exploiting periods of decreased resource demand during program execution, offers a promising approach to optimize resource utilization and enhance system performance. The review begins by …

    Published in Journal of Operating Systems Development & Trends · Vol. 10, Issue 3, 2023 · pp. 36–41 Read article

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    A Roadmap for Next-generation Operating Systems: Navigating Towards Future Innovation

    By Yamuna Mundru, Aiswarya Dwarampudi, Manas Kumar Yogi

    Abstract: As technology advances rapidly, there is a growing demand for next-generation operating systems (OS) to keep up with the changes. This study delves into the research roadmap essential for shaping the future of operating systems. By identifying current challenges, analysing emerging technologies, and envisioning future user needs, this roadmap aims to provide a comprehensive guide for researchers and developers navigating the complex landscape of OS innovation. From advancements in security …

    Published in Journal of Operating Systems Development & Trends · Vol. 10, Issue 3, 2023 · pp. 30–35 Read article

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    Developing Socially Responsible AI for Smart cities: Critical Analysis, Concerns, Research Challenges

    By R. Krishna Rohith, Aiswarya Dwarampudi, Manas Kumar Yogi

    Abstract: With modern day technologies inclined heavily toward creating a smart ecosystem for living life, the responsibility of the fittest technology is lending help from artificial intelligence. But the provision of ethics and fairness is becoming a hurdle in efficient deployment of AI tools and techniques. With an element of social responsibility cropping into the smartness of technologies used to develop smart cities, our article is an attempt to review the …

    Published in Journal of Software Engineering Tools & Technology Trends · Vol. 9, Issue 2, 2022 · pp. 43–49 Read article

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