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Recovery-oriented computing

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Recovery-oriented Computing is a method developed at the University of California, Berkeley for developing reliable computing technology. The project is funed by the National Science Foundation.

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The Berkeley/Stanford Recovery-Oriented Computing (ROC) Project, the official web site, which to date includes information on research, people, publications, talks, retreats, and projects]

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