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Deepak Majeti

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Accelerating Presto with GPUs

We describe how we extended Presto to be GPU-aware. We focus on two critical challenges: efficiently moving data from storage to GPU operators, and enabling data exchange between operators without leaving GPU memory even when a query is distributed. To guide our design, we conducted a series of initial experiments in which we executed queries derived from the TPC-H benchmark on a multi-GPU cluster using NVIDIA's C++ cuDF data-frame library, and measured how different architectures and configurations influenced performance. We show how these insights inform our extensions to Presto, detailing the architectural changes required to integrate GPU execution into the existing Presto framework. Our initial evaluation demonstrates substantial cost/performance (up to 6x) improvements over CPU Presto on standard analytical benchmarks. Our code is available as part of open-source Presto/Velox, and we have started to use it to run customer production workloads.

cs.DB

On the arithmetic of one del Pezzo surface over the field with three elements

We discuss the problem of existence of rational curves on a certain del Pezzo surface from a computational point of view and suggest a computer algorithm implementing search. In particular, our computations reveal that the surface contains 920 rational curves with parametrizations of degree 8 and does not contain rational curves for a smaller degree.

math.NT

ADHA: Automatic Data layout framework for Heterogeneous Architectures

Data layouts play a crucial role in determining the performance of a given application running on a given architecture. Existing parallel programming frameworks for both multicore and heterogeneous systems leave the onus of selecting a data layout to the programmer. Therefore, shifting the burden of data layout selection to optimizing compilers can greatly enhance programmer productivity and application performance. In this work, we introduce {\ADHA}: a two-level hierarchal formulation of the data layout problem for modern heterogeneous architectures. We have created a reference implementation of ADHA in the Heterogeneous Habanero-C (H2C) parallel programming system. ADHA shows significant performance benefits of up to 6.92$\times$ compared to manually specified layouts for two benchmark programs running on a CPU+GPU heterogeneous platform.

cs.DC