Welcome to Popcorn Linux’s Website! # News # February 2026: Popcorn Linux’s CPU/FPGA checkpointing-rollback toolchain is accepted at ACM TACO. Paper to be available soon! January 2025: Popcorn Linux’s Stramash OS is accepted at ASPLOS'25. Paper is available here. November 2024: CRIU project cites the following Popcorn Linux works: Dapper/ICDCS'24, DynaCut/Middleware'23, CRIU-RTX/Husain'23, HetMigrate/Bapat'22. October 2024: Popcorn Linux’s HEXO extended kernel is accepted at IEEE TCC. August 2024: Popcorn Linux’s extension to x86/RISC-V architectures is accepted at Systor'24. The paper is available here. April 2024: Popcorn Linux’s lightweight program state rewriter is accepted at ICDCS'24. The paper is available here. December 2023: Popcorn Linux-er Abilesh Sundarasamy defends his MS thesis and joins NVIDIA. Congratulations and best wishes Abilesh! May 2023: Popcorn Linux-er Sandeep Errabelly defends his MS thesis and joins Apple. Congratulations and best wishes Sandeep! March 2023: Popcorn Linux’s aggregate VM is accepted at EuroSys'23! Paper to be available soon. January 2023: Popcorn Linux’s aggregate VM is conditionally accepted at EuroSys'23. December 2022: Popcorn Linux-er Abhishek Bapat defends his MS thesis and joins Zoox. Congratulations and best wishes Abhishek! August 2022: Popcorn Linux’s container re-randomization work is accepted at MTD/CCS'22. Paper is available here. May 2022: Popcorn Linux hacker Ho-Ren (Jack) Chuang has successfully defended his PhD dissertation (to be available soon). Jack has joined ByteDance in Mountain View, CA. Congratulations and best wishes Dr. Chuang! March 2022: Popcorn Linux’s container instantiation – H-Container – is accepted at ACM TOCS. Paper is available here! The Popcorn Linux project is exploring how to improve the programmability of emerging heterogeneous hardware, in particular, those with Instruction Set Architecture (ISA)-diverse cores, from node-scale (e.g., Xeon/Xeon-Phi, ARM/x86, CPU/GPU/FPGAs) to rack-scal