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Cache memory
Cache memory is a high-speed memory located close to the CPU, designed to store frequently accessed data and instructions.
Random-Access Memory (RAM)
Random-Access Memory (RAM) is the primary workspace of a computer, storing data and instructions that the CPU actively uses.
Read-Only Memory (ROM)
Read-Only Memory (ROM) is a non-volatile memory that stores essential instructions for booting the computer.
Registers
Registers are the fastest and smallest type of memory, built directly into the CPU.