Lecture

Storage Technologies: Memory Hierarchy and Disk Storage

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Description

This lecture covers storage technologies, including memory hierarchy with CPU caches, DRAM, SSD, and HDD, as well as disk storage anatomy. It also discusses non-volatile memory, multi-level cache organization, and buffer management for database systems.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer data storage: Topics in computer data storage

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

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