Micro-architectural Analysis of OLAP Systems on Persistent Memory
Summary: Microarchitectural study of six OLAP engines on byte-addressable persistent memory vs DRAM; systems behave divergently. PM increases data-cache stalls (to ~90% CPU cycles), causes up to 1.4x slowdown from intermediate writes via read–write asymmetry, and induces bandwidth saturation/interference among concurrent queries. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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- 1. Jie Liang Ang
- 2. Jefferson Chu
- 3. Jiajun Liu
- 4. Bingsheng He
- 5. Hieu Le Trung
- 6. Jiong He
- 7. Qian Lin
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