ASPLOS is a top conference in the field of computer system, which integrates architecture, programming language and operating system. Generally, the employment rate is about 20%, and 1 to 2 best papers are selected for each session. This year's ASPLOS Conference * * * received 350 submissions, and 74 were hired, with a hiring rate of only 2 1%. Since the establishment of 1982, ASPLOS has promoted the development of many computer system technologies, including (but not limited to) RISC, RAID, massively multiprocessor, cluster architecture and network storage. By the end of 20 13, ASPLOS had the highest citeseer impact factor in all international conferences in the field of computer systems and high-performance computing recognized by China Computer Federation.

Judging whether a conference is good or not mainly depends on how the researchers in this direction evaluate it. As for CCF rating, this is a good standard, but it is also judged by people after all, so various practical factors must be considered when rating. For example, the person in charge of selection may tend to exaggerate the meetings he often attends. I think many people exchange academic knowledge and promote their papers on Twitter. Why didn't he do it? C replied that other people's promotion of their own papers will increase the rate of Chinese manuscripts, while China people's promotion may reduce the rate of Chinese manuscripts.