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Andrew Baumann

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Andrew Baumann is a computer systems researcher recorded in the OpenAlex scholarly register with 55 works, about 2,565 citations and an h-index of 18. The topics the register assigns to his work are parallel computing and optimization techniques, distributed systems and fault tolerance, logic, programming and type systems, distributed and parallel computing systems, and embedded systems design. The register links him to ETH Zurich in the years 2008 to 2012, to Microsoft in the years 2013 to 2020, to UNSW Sydney and the Australian research organisation Data61, and to Google in Switzerland in 2024. He is a named author of the Multikernel and Barrelfish research papers on operating systems for multicore machines.

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Source Wikipedia: Barrelfish (operating system)
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  • In Field: Distributed Computing, Topics
    "display_name": "Distributed systems and fault tolerance"
  • In Group: Distributed and Parallel Systems, Topics, group
    "display_name": "Distributed systems and fault tolerance"
  • Affiliated With: Microsoft, Affiliations, Microsoft
    "display_name": "Microsoft (United States)"
  • Affiliated With: Google, Affiliations, Google
    "display_name": "Google (Switzerland)"
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Wikipedia: Barrelfish (operating system)
Invented: Multikernel, Further reading, Multikernel paper
Quote, Invented: Multikernel, Further reading, Multikernel paper
Andrew Baumann; Paul Barham; Pierre-Evariste Dagand; Tim Harris; Rebecca Isaacs; Simon Peter; Timothy Roscoe; Adrian Schüpbach; Akhilesh Singhania (October 2009). The Multikernel: A new OS architecture for scalable multicore systems
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