In-Memory Computing

In-memory computing is a technology that stores and processes data in a computer's main memory (RAM) instead of on slower disk drives. This allows for much faster data access and processing, improving the speed and performance of applications, especially for tasks like big data analysis and real-time data processing. By keeping information in memory, systems can quickly retrieve and manipulate large volumes of data, leading to quicker insights and better decision-making. It's widely used in various industries, including finance, healthcare, and online services, to enhance efficiency and responsiveness.