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NUMA obliviousness through memory mapping
2015
Proceedings of the 11th International Workshop on Data Management on New Hardware - DaMoN'15
With the rise of multi-socket multi-core CPUs a lot of effort is being put into how to best exploit their abundant CPU power. In a shared memory setting the multi-socket CPUs are equipped with their own memory module, and access memory modules across sockets in a non-uniform access pattern (NUMA). Memory access across socket is relatively expensive compared to memory access within a socket. One of the common solutions to minimize across socket memory access is to partition the data, such that
doi:10.1145/2771937.2771948
dblp:conf/damon/GawadeK15
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