The Need for a New I/O Model
Summary: Argues the classic two-level external-memory I/O model (fixed-size blocks, single-I/O cost) is ill-suited for SSDs because its assumptions of symmetric read/write costs and single outstanding I/O no longer hold. Calls for a new model capturing read/write asymmetry and device-level parallelism. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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| Rank | Citing Paper | Year | Venue | Pagerank |
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| 7,257 | CAVE: Concurrency-Aware Graph Processing on SSDs | 2024 | SIGMOD | 4.786584e-05 |
| 7,836 | NOCAP: Near-Optimal Correlation-Aware Partitioning Joins | 2023 | SIGMOD | 4.6380835e-05 |
| 10,422 | ACE-in-Action: A Smart DBMS Bufferpool for SSDs | 2025 | SIGMOD | 4.1945683e-05 |
| 10,989 | High-Performance Query Processing with NVMe Arrays: Spilling without Killing Performance | 2024 | SIGMOD | 4.1945683e-05 |
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