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How does computational storage effectively address data movement bottlenecks, I/O latency, and overall system performance challenges that are often encountered in data-intensive applications and workloads?

Category: Workloads

The CSDs improve application performance in 2 ways: (1) the drives can respond with lower latency through higher workloads (as reported by Percona in their testing in a MySQL workload); (2) they reduce the burden on the CPU and the pollution of the host DRAM for the compression/decompression function, resulting in better system performance.

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