Xiaodong Zhang is Robert M. Critchfield Professor in Engineering and University Distinguished Scholar at the Ohio State University. He specializes in data management in computer and distributed systems. His influential research is broadly adopted in various sectors. Notably, he received the ACM MICRO Test of Time Award in 2020 and is a Fellow of both ACM and IEEE. Rubao Lee is a distinguished computer scientist who has made significant contributions to GPU-accelerated database systems and data processing. His innovations, like RCFile and YSmart, are widely adopted in industry. He received ICDCS's 2011 Best Paper Award and the Ohio State University's 2018 Lumley Research Award.

• About the authors; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Data storage: physical allocation and logical format; 3. Main memory: the physical space; 4. Buffer replacement algorithms; 5. In-memory data processing in large data centers; 6. GPU computing: a new algorithm-to-architecture interaction; 7. GPU for structured data; 8. GPU for spatial data: a case study in pathology imaging applications; 9. Ray tracing hardware in GPUs for accelerated computation; 10. The future of computing – synergies in data management and system architecture; Bibliography; Index.

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