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PIRL 2019: Exadata with Persistent Memory – An Epic Journey (Zouyu Tao, Oracle)
PIRL 2020 Transactional Graph Processing in Persistent Memory
PIRL 2019: MOD: Minimally Ordered Durable Datastructures for Persistent Memory
PIRL 2019: Evolution of Persistent Memory Development Kit (Piotr Balcer, Intel)
PIRL 2019: Developing Programmer-Friendly Frameworks for NVM
PIRL 2020: In-cache Line Logging Approach on Real Persistent Memory
PIRL 2019: Persistent Memory Evaluation and Experiments (Maya Gokhale, Lawrence Livermore Ntnl Lab)
PIRL 2020 How the Experiment Ends, The Long Tale of Persistent Memory Enabling
PIRL 2019: Programming Persistent Memory in A Virtualized Environment using Golang
PIRL 2019: Experience on building a lock-free B+-tree in persistent memory
PIRL 2019: NVM Direct - A Persistent Memory API (Bill Bridge, Oracle)
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Last Updated: August 17, 2026
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