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Explores transactional memory and hardware simplification for concurrency control in software, emphasizing the benefits of hardware speculation and declarative concurrency.
Covers a review of past exams on distributed algorithms, focusing on key concepts such as Terminating Reliable Broadcast, Consensus, and Leader Election.
Explores memory consistency, weak consistency, and language-level guarantees in memory ordering, emphasizing the importance of data race free programming.
