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memory gap

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memory gap [′mem·rē ‚gap]
(computer science)
A gulf in access time, capacity, and cost of computer storage technologies between fast, expensive, main-storage devices and slow, high-capacity, inexpensive secondary-storage devices. Also known as access gap.


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