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GMU is a recently proposed genuine partial replication protocol for transactional systems that relies on an innovative, fully-decentralized multiversioning scheme to maximize efficiency and scalability. In this paper we tackle one of the key issues that affect the efficiency of GMU-based applications: enhancing their data locality, i.e. the ability to serve transactional reads locally, avoiding remote...