English (en)
Cache
In computing, a cache is a high-
speed data storage layer which
stores a subset of data, typically
transient in nature, so that future
requests for that data are served
up faster than is possible by
accessing the data's primary
storage location.
Other languages: Hausa, Yoruba
Related terms
Igbo (ig)
- Ngwanchekwa nta
Decomposition: Ngwanchekwa nta - A small storage device. E.g. Igwe ahụ nwere Ngwanchekwa nta.
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- Igwempekele
Decomposition: Chekiri - combines two different words 'Che' short form of 'nche' which means 'secure' and 'kiri' which stands for 'small'.
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- Nchekịrị
Decomposition: Nchekịrị - 'nche' means to secure: Nché - a saver (or something that saves); Ntakịrị - something small
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- Ụbụrụ nchekwa keọsịsọ
Decomposition: Ụbụrụ nchekwa keọsịsọ : Ụbụrụ - memory; Nchekwa - secure; Keọsịsọ - Fast/faster; E.g. Tinye ya ụbụrụ nchekwa keọsịsọ.
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