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data buffering

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data buffering [′dad·ə ‚bəf·ə·riŋ]
(computer science)
The temporary collection and storage of data awaiting further processing in physical storage devices, allowing a computer and its peripheral devices to operate at different speeds.


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In addition, some systems use data buffering along with sophisticated "pacing" algorithms to balance the load from multiple video sources, which helps to reduce network traffic and keeps storage devices, such as tape drives, from being overwhelmed with data.
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NYSE:CY) today announced that it will host a free online seminar that explores design challenges of high-speed data buffering in next-generation systems.
 
 
 
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