Dynamic management of memory read requests

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• memory having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by the one or more processors cause the processors to implement operations including:
• identifying a queue of memory access requests to access a memory system, the queue of memory access requests including at least one host read request and a current system read request;
• determining a system read chunk size based on a workload condition of the memory system;
• generating at least a first system read request and a second system read request from the current system read request based on the system read chunk size, including:
• determining that the current system read request corresponds to a plurality of memory chunks based on the system read chunk size, wherein the plurality of memory chunks includes a first subset of memory chunks corresponding to the first system read request and a second subset of memory chunks corresponding to the second system read request, each of the second subset of memory chunks distinct from the first subset of memory chunks;
• and
• updating the queue of memory access requests by inserting the at least one host read request after the first system read request and before the second system read request.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by one or more processors cause the processors to implement operations comprising:

• identifying a queue of memory access requests to access a memory system, the queue of memory access requests including at least one host read request and a current system read request;
• determining a system read chunk size based on a workload condition of the memory system;
• generating at least a first system read request and a second system read request from the current system read request based on the system read chunk size, including:
• determining that the current system read request corresponds to a plurality of memory chunks based on the system read chunk size, wherein the plurality of memory chunks includes a first subset of memory chunks corresponding to the first system read request and a second subset of memory chunks corresponding to the second system read request, each of the second subset of memory chunks distinct from the first subset of memory chunks;
• and
• updating the queue of memory access requests by inserting the at least one host read request after the first system read request and before the second system read request.