∅sim: Preparing System Software for a World with Terabyte-scale Memories
Mark Mansi, Michael M. Swift
2020Year
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Abstract
Recent advances in memory technologies mean that commodity machines may soon have terabytes of memory; however, such machines remain expensive and uncommon today. Hence, few programmers and researchers can debug and prototype fixes for scalability problems or explore new system behavior caused by terabyte-scale memories.
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