cache memory

British  

noun

1. computing a small area of memory in a computer that can be accessed very quickly

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Example Sentences

Still, TurboQuant is only focused on key-value cache memory, a technique used for an AI model to “remember” data that it has processed so that it can respond quickly.

From MarketWatch

Newman noted Nvidia’s key-value cache memory system in its upcoming Vera Rubin AI platform as an example.

From MarketWatch

The optional Core i7+ model also includes Intel’s Optane cache memory, which works as a bridge between RAM and storage to speed up things like game load times.

From The Verge

Yuval Yarom, a researcher from the University of Adelaide, Australia, last year presented a way to use a cache memory side-channel attack to steal a victim’s Bitcoin secret key after observing about 25 Bitcoin transactions.

From Forbes

This is made possible by the inclusion of a modified version of the Atom Silvermont x86 cores as part of each Knights Landing ’tile’: the chip’s basic design unit consisting of dual x86 and vector execution units alongside cache memory and intra-tile mesh communication circuitry.

From Forbes