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cache 1 , n (↔ fr: mémoire cache
1
)
a cache: ~ used by user
1
 Agent to act on data
1
 Patient

a cache: ~ used by user
1
 Agent to act on data
1
 Patient
cache memory
Caches are designed to alleviate this bottleneck by making the data used most often by the CPU instantly available.
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enHOW COMPUTER MONITORS WORK
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Many of the advanced systems employ a series of caches to reduce the number of slow mechanical'seeks'of the disk drive heads, instead reading directly from volatile memory at bus speeds.
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en DATAWA
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Without L1 and L2 caches, an access to the main memory takes 60 nanoseconds, or about 30 wasted cycles accessing memory.
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en CACHE
]
That is incorporated into the processor L1 ~
level 1 ~
That is autonomous from the processor level 2 ~
level 2 ~
Unit of measure of the capacity kilobyte
megabyte
The user Agent removes the data Patient from a c. clear a ~
refresh a ~
The c. acts on the data Patient the ~ caches
2
 ...
French
mémoire cache
1
LPD AB MCLH
09/03/2010

cache 2 , vt (↔ fr: mettre en mémoire cache
)
cache: cache
1
 Destination , computer
1
 Destination ~ data
1
 Patient

cache: cache
1
 Destination , computer
1
 Destination ~ data
1
 Patient
This is also why such a small cache can efficiently cache such a large memory system.
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enHOW CACHING WORKS
]
If DNS is made to cache bogus information, the attacker can redirect traffic intended for a legitimate site to a site under the attacker’s control.
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en ATTACKTRENDS
]
Once a DNS server resolves a request, it caches the IP address it receives.
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enHOW INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS
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Noun caching
1
Name of the destination Destination cache
1
French
mettre en mémoire cache
LPD AB MCLH
09/03/2010
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