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Ultra Efficient Acceleration for De Novo Genome Assembly via Near-Memory Computing
De novo assembly of genomes for which there is no reference, is essential for novel species discovery and metagenomics. In this work, we accelerate two key performance bottlenecks of DBG-based assembly, graph construction and graph traversal, with a near-data processing (NDP) architecture based on 3
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