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h=Date:From:To:Cc:Subject:References:In-Reply-To; b=aBjnSe1d7umy7QyWgAaGrXFQYwN+UFq/JRRmb36ntmzZ5yvuVWJPOdP7rj4h3k/6d f4vQwoNK1jS1fLdrwfZaOue1WqOy2LCGptMViuqNddcrm5Jc+wV6llXACBr5d7pWof NLospFh1vtxjjQjNxLL8RP33G/ECbWN+lv46Cw8cUCLXNTQFb0BVoKe+SWcmf3CvHJ ttJSmx3PPDjCNejLV1REAmWJPZ3XpdCovWMdtMZwkGtAgrwzsicTFrxkTmrVUKnr8b QJJf0jR6d7pTRXCanwVL+nvaZ5SepqsbizFbuWWGiHC4tWGcQVBNW2DTYBUBgQTgdx QAnVUOQn7XXVw== Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2026 14:03:50 +0100 From: "Lorenzo Stoakes (ARM)" To: "linux-mm@kvack.org" Cc: "David Hildenbrand (Arm)" , "linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org" , Mike Rapoport , Steven Rostedt Subject: [ANNOUNCE/CFP] LPC 2026 Kernel Memory Management Microconference (reminder) Message-ID: References: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Disposition: inline In-Reply-To: X-Rspamd-Server: rspam12 X-Rspamd-Queue-Id: 801DF1C0002 X-Stat-Signature: q4ffsqp1jmeph4kcnjw4afxo33o9m3sz X-Rspam-User: X-HE-Tag: 1784552646-446634 X-HE-Meta: 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 f57uf17R vDwWEXU91AwFRdpbhQH6sAA9y96v/+mewxeubLqR5UyZKUqdS5u9SbK5hbJaCEt5KQiFW5po+WEdKNm7cVL+HukEHaA1m5NgRd5uRZ6vIxrOe7ZI+ufVP8NljRJIraL0SXdMRtcxcoThp2dMNr7RbdbvgyXLR51BqiIBey3rnZK4sq4aiNKW3ukrLPaLir778llTIMMyTnBgoYHSvAgJlWVu7omybtiii3S1em0vVi14QXHmK+Xu4E7cGs/WOWGUtyaUEv4sIj0yZtuj3KSFshoL7CI65U0Imj7zhCyw4hzltX2wTFyHgZfhNL8Jcwvw/N04q/ZR5tw5BwDkXMDhP9jJT25N0miUR3mVaydmFP8lL7RGpOxnQfPEypA== Sender: owner-linux-mm@kvack.org Precedence: bulk X-Loop: owner-majordomo@kvack.org List-ID: List-Subscribe: List-Unsubscribe: Just a reminder for everybody to send their proposals in before the deadline on July 24th! :) See below for guidelines. Cheers, Lorenzo On Mon, May 18, 2026 at 11:26:21PM +0200, David Hildenbrand (Arm) wrote: > Hi, > > We are happy to announce yet another instance of the > > Kernel Memory Management Microconference [1] > > Co-lead by Lorenzo Stoakes and myself at the Linux Plumbers Conference > (LPC), October 5-7, Prague, Czechia [2]. > > Due to our past experience with remote presentations, we will only > accept in-person talks, unfortunately. > > We are looking for topics that would be of interest to the kernel > memory-management community. > > We are also interested in topic suggestion from outside the core kernel > community - if you have something interesting to present related to memory > management in userspace, driver code, architectural code or anywhere else that > touches kernel memory management we'd love to hear from you! > > Examples of topics that might be worth discussing this year include: > > * Making (m)THP/large folios first-class citizens > * Supporting gigabyte THPs: allocators, compaction, policies > * Better policies: applying eBPF and friends sensibly in MM > * Polishing memory reclaim: making MGLRU less special > * Ongoing challenges with memdescs conversion > * Can we make device memory less special? > * Letting the kernel manage special-purpose memory > * Improving page promotion/demotion for memory tiering > * Challenges with hypervisor live-update integration > * Towards deprecating hugetlb: mshare, memory reserves > * The future of swap: missing pieces, cleanups, and do we still need zram? > * The future of memcg: new resources, optimizations, and cleanups > * Doing more with less memory (RAM is getting expensive ...) > > Please submit your proposals at: > > https://lpc.events/event/20/abstracts/ > > and select "Kernel Memory Management MC" as the track. > > Please submit your proposals by July 24th to give us time to schedule talks in > advance of the conference. > > We greatly value interaction - talks are meant to be dialogues between the > speaker and the audience. Therefore, plan to leave AT LEAST 1/3 of your slot > (likely 30min, tbd) open for discussion. We intend to be strict about enforcing > this :) > > Please ensure your slides aren't too dense - people take away more when you use > fewer words, and that also helps the discussion! > > We are looking forward to your proposals and seeing you in Prague! > > > Note: make sure to register early, ideally before the announcement of topics. > Usually the conference organizers ensure that all speakers are able to > register, but the conference is very popular and it's been a close run thing in > the past, so registering early is the safest option. > > [1] https://lpc.events/event/20/contributions/2337/ > [2] https://lpc.events/ > > -- > Cheers, > > David >