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* KTH Royal Institute of Technology (EECS) + Ericsson Research
We will explain:
• What is Data Direct I/O (DDIO)?
• When can DDIO become a bottleneck for our system?
• When DDIO matters and when can it be beneficial?
• How to fine-tune DDIO for I/O intensive applications?
Alireza Farshin*, Amir Roozbeh*+, Gerald Q. Maguire Jr.*, Dejan Kostić
Want to know more?
Send us an email at {farshin,amirrsk}@kth.se
2020-04-21
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