Cache Memory
[kæʃ ˈmɛməri]
nounpl: Cache Memories
Memória Cache
1. A small, fast memory component in a computer that stores frequently accessed data to reduce access time from slower main memory
The processor's cache memory significantly improves performance by storing recently used instructions.
A memória cache do processador melhora significativamente o desempenho armazenando instruções utilizadas recentemente.
2. A temporary storage location that holds copies of data from a slower storage medium to speed up retrieval
Web browsers use cache memory to store web pages so they load faster on subsequent visits.
Os navegadores de internet usam memória cache para armazenar páginas da web para que carreguem mais rapidamente em visitas posteriores.
Cache Memory is a technical term that remains consistent across English and Portuguese-speaking regions. It's widely used in both Brazilian and Portuguese technology sectors, education, and IT industries without regional variations. The term reflects the global standardization of computing terminology.
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