EOS founder: Code being written will allow EOS to scale beyond RAM to advance low-cost API nodes

EOS founder BM (Daniel Larimer) published "Hardware Memory Prefetching Gone Wrong & How to Fix it?" (Hardware Memory Prefetching Gone Wrong & How to Fix it?), saying that its new blockchain database code has increased from 250,000 inserts per second. to 650,000 inserts per second, this is a non-obvious glitch in the CPU hardware prefetch predictor, and a fix is ​​discussed. In addition, he said in reply to an X platform user: "The code I am writing now can benefit EOS by replacing the chainbase currently in use. It will allow EOS to expand beyond RAM and promote the implementation of cheaper API nodes. It is a general-purpose key/value database optimized for blockchain applications.”