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Fat Caches For Scale-Out Servers

Babak Falsafi, Boris Robert Grot, Stavros Volos, Dorde Jevdic
2017
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Abstract

The authors propose a high-capacity cache architecture that leverages emerging high-bandwidth memory modules. High-capacity caches capture the secondary data working sets of scale-out workloads while uncovering significant spatiotemporal locality across data objects. Unlike state-of-theart dram caches employing in-memory block-level metadata, the proposed cache is organized in pages, enabling a practical tag array, which can be implemented in the logic die of the high-bandwidth memory modules.

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