Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Enterprise b applications are moving towards server-side scripting using managed languages. Within this shifting context,  event-driven programming  is emerging as a crucial programming model to achieve scalability. ,  study the microarchitectural implications of server-side scripting, JavaScript in particular, from a unique event-driven programming model perspective. Using the  Node.js  framework,  come to several critical microarchitectural conclusions. First, unlike traditional server-workloads such as CloudSuite and BigDataBench that are based on the conventional thread-based execution model, event-driven applications are heavily single-threaded, and as such they require significant single-thread performance. Second, the single-thread performance is severely limited by the front-end inefficiencies of today's server processor microarchitecture, ultimately leading to overall execution inefficiencies. The front-end inefficiencies stem from the unique combination of limited intra-event code reuse and large inter-event reuse distance. Third, through a deep understanding of event-specific characteristics, architects can mitigate the front-end inefficiencies of the managed-language-based event-driven execution via a combination of instruction cache insertion policy and prefetcher.
['Yuhao Zhu', 'Daniel Richins', 'Matthew Halpern', 'Vijay Janapa Reddi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Microarchitectural implications of event-driven server-side web applications
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