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Part I: Foundations of Agent Communication Section 1: The Language of Autonomous Systems The advent of multi-agent systems (MAS) marks a significant paradigm shift in computing, moving from monolithic, centralized Read More …
Part I: The Paradox of Long Contexts: Expanding Windows, Diminishing Returns The field of Large Language Models (LLMs) is in the midst of a profound architectural transformation, characterized by a Read More …
Part I: The Foundational Challenges of LLM Inference The rapid ascent of Large Language Models (LLMs) from research curiosities to production-critical services has precipitated an equally rapid and necessary evolution Read More …
Section 1: The Post-Monolithic Paradigm: The Genesis and Architecture of EMIB The relentless pace of the semiconductor industry, long governed by the predictive power of Moore’s Law, has entered a Read More …
Executive Summary Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing (ES) are powerful architectural patterns that offer a strategic solution to the scalability, auditability, and complexity challenges faced by modern, Read More …
Executive Summary In the contemporary landscape of software development, the imperative to innovate at an unprecedented pace has pushed engineering organizations to their limits. The widespread adoption of DevOps principles Read More …
Executive Summary & Comparative Overview In the landscape of modern distributed systems, the selection of a messaging or streaming platform is a foundational architectural decision with far-reaching consequences for scalability, Read More …
I. Introduction to Distributed Coordination and Mutual Exclusion 1.1. Defining the Critical Section Problem in Distributed Systems In modern computing, distributed systems—collections of independent computers that appear to their users Read More …
I. Introduction and Strategic Overview The Strategic Imperative of Integration In the contemporary digital enterprise, integration architecture has transcended its role as a technical implementation detail to become a core Read More …
The Foundational Principles of Caching Caching is a fundamental architectural strategy in computer science, employed to mitigate the inherent performance disparities between fast processing units and slower data storage systems. Read More …