Memory hierarchy is a structured arrangement of storage systems that optimizes performance by balancing speed, cost, and capacity, leveraging the principle of locality. It enables efficient data access by organizing memory into levels, from fastest and smallest to slowest and largest, thereby minimizing latency and maximizing throughput.

Memory Hierarchy

Memory hierarchy

structured arrangement of storage systems

optimizes performance

balancing speed

Balancing cost

Balancing capacity

principle of locality

efficient data access

organizing memory into levels

fastest and smallest

slowest and largest

minimizing latency

maximizing throughput

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