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GPUArmor: A Hardware-Software Co-design for Efficient and Scalable Memory Safety on GPUs

234 · Research Nvidia · June 25, 2026, 7:52 p.m.
GPU Safety Memory Management Hardware-Software Co-design Performance Optimization
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GPUArmor is a new hardware-software framework designed to improve memory safety in GPU workloads using a co-design approach. It enhances performance while maintaining low memory overhead, outperforming existing solutions like cuCatch. GPUArmor provides efficient memory safety with minimal runtime impact and storage requirements.
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