Abstract: This application relates to the field of battery manufacturing technologies, and in particular, to an electrolyte injection apparatus and an electrolyte injection method. The electrolyte injection apparatus includes an electrolyte injection assembly, a gas extraction assembly, and a gas injection assembly. The electrolyte injection assembly has an electrolyte injection end, the electrolyte injection end being configured to communicate with an inner cavity of the housing. The gas extraction assembly has a gas extraction end, the gas extraction end being configured to communicate with the inner cavity of the housing. The gas injection assembly has a gas inlet and a gas injection end, the gas inlet being configured to communicate with a gas storage container, and the gas injection end being configured to communicate with the inner cavity of the housing, where the gas storage container stores target gas, the target gas being soluble in the electrolyte.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide technology for managing a runtime computing environment having tiered object memory placement that assigns a hotness score to an object having an object type based on an invocation count of objects referenced by a hot method, allocates a newly-created object to one of a hot object heap, said hot object heap assigned to store hot objects in a first memory tier, or a cold object heap, said cold object heap assigned to store cold objects in a second memory tier, based on the hotness score associated with the object type for the newly-created object, and migrates a plurality of objects between the hot object heap and the cold object heap based on a hotness score associated with each object. The technology may also operate the object migration in an execution thread independent of an execution thread for the object allocation.

Abstract: An application and system fast launch may provide a virtual memory address area (VMA) container to manage the restore of a context of a process, i.e., process context, saved in response to a checkpoint to enhance performance and to provide a resource efficient fast launch. More particularly, the fast launch may provide a way to manage, limit and/or delay the restore of a process context saved in response to a checkpoint, by generating a VMA container comprising VMA container pages, to restore physical memory pages following the checkpoint based on the most frequently used or predicted to be used. The application and system fast launch with the VMA container may avoid unnecessary input/output (I/O) bandwidth consumption, page faults and/or memory copy operations that may otherwise result from restoring the entire context of a VMA container without regard to frequency of use.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology that detects a creation of a thread, dedicates a memory region to objects associated with the thread, and conducts a reclamation of the memory region in response to a termination of the thread. In one example, the memory region is a heap region and the reclamation bypasses at least a pause phase and a copy phase of a garbage collection process with respect to the heap region.

Abstract: An application and system fast launch may provide a virtual memory address area (VMA) container to manage the restore of a context of a process, i.e., process context, saved in response to a checkpoint to enhance performance and to provide a resource efficient fast launch. More particularly, the fast launch may provide a way to manage, limit and/or delay the restore of a process context saved in response to a checkpoint, by generating a VMA container comprising VMA container pages, to restore physical memory pages following the checkpoint based on the most frequently used or predicted to be used. The application and system fast launch with the VMA container may avoid unnecessary input/output (I/O) bandwidth consumption, page faults and/or memory copy operations that may otherwise result from restoring the entire context of a VMA container without regard to frequency of use.