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global memory

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global memory [′glō·bəl ′mem·rē]
(computer science)
Computer storage that can be used by a number of processors connected together in a multiprocessor system.
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This enables a Symmetrix V-Max system to scale to 1024 GB (gigabytes) of global memory, with twice as many front-end and back-end connections compared to the industry-leading Symmetrix DMX-4 systems.
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The Virtual Matrix Architecture allows Symmetrix V-Max Engines to interconnect and share resources, enabling the system to scale to 1024GB of global memory, with twice as many front-end and back-end connections compared to the Symmetrix DMX-4 systems.
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This enables a Symmetrix V-Max system to scale to 1024 GB (gigabytes) of global memory, with twice as many front-end and back-end connections compared to the industry-leading Symmetrix DMX-4 systems.
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