Apsara (cache memory)

Apsara cache memory is a small, high-speed storage area located close to the main processor of a computer. Its purpose is to temporarily hold frequently used data and instructions, allowing the processor to access them quickly without fetching from the slower main memory. By doing so, Apsara increases the overall speed and efficiency of the computer, reducing delays and improving performance during tasks like running programs or processing data. Think of it as a shortcut or quick-access shelf that helps the processor work faster by keeping important information readily available.