Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Summary form only given. As the number of processors for multiteraflop systems grows to tens of thousands, with proposed petaflops systems likely to contain hundreds of thousands of processors, the assumption of fully reliable hardware has been abandoned. Although the mean time beten failures for the individual components can be very high, the large total component count will inevitably lead to frequent failures. It is therefore of paramount importance to develop new software solutions to deal with the unavoidable reality of hardware faults.  will first describe the nature of the failures of current large-scale machines, and extrapolate these results to future machines. Based on this preliminary analysis  will present a new technology that  are currently developing, buffered coscheduling, which seeks to implement fault tolerance at the operating system level. Major design goals include dynamic reallocation of resources to allow continuing execution in the presence of hardware failures, very high scalability, high efficiency (low overhead), and transparency - requiring no changes to user applications. Preliminary results show that this is attainable with current hardware.
['Fabrizio Petrini', 'Kei Davis', 'José Carlos Sancho']
I am writing a research paper on a idea System-level fault-tolerance in large-scale parallel machines with buffered coscheduling
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