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Cooperative Expendable Micro-Slice Servers (CEMS): Low Cost, Low Power Servers for Internet-Scale Services

Summary: Argues for CEMS: many commodity low-power "micro-slice" servers with a fail-in-place model as a cheaper, more energy-efficient alternative to purpose-built servers. Validates using work-per-dollar and work-per-joule metrics and measured throughput from a large consumer service. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID
h466269d251bb247c
Venue
CIDR
Year
2009
Pagerank
7.9259717e-05
Overall Rank
2,865 | 80.74%
DOI
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@inproceedings{hamilton_cidr09,
        address = {Amsterdam, Netherlands},
        series = {{CIDR} '09},
        title = {{Cooperative Expendable Micro-Slice Servers (CEMS): Low Cost, Low Power Servers for Internet-Scale Services}},
        booktitle = {Proceedings of the {Conference} on {Innovative} {Data} {Systems} {Research}},
        author = {Hamilton, James},
        year = {2009}
}

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