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  1. Cache systems are widely used to speed up data retrieving. Modern HPC, data analytics, and AI/ML workloads generate vast, multi-dimensional datasets, and those data are accessed via complex queries. However, the probability of requesting the exact same data across different queries is low, leading to limited performance improvement when a traditional key-value cache is applied. In this paper, we present Mosaic-Cache, a proactive and general caching framework that enables applications with efficient partial overlapped data reuse through novel overlap-aware cache interfaces for fast content-level reuse. The core components include a metadata manager leveraging customizable indexing for fast overlap lookups, an adaptive fetch planner for dynamic cache-to-storage decisions, and an async merger to reduce cache fragmentation and redundancy. Evaluations on real-world HPC datasets show that Mosaic-Cache improves overall performance by up to 4.1× over traditional key-value-based cache while adding minimal overhead in worst-case scenarios. 
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