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      <title>Memory Hierarchy: From Register to Disk</title>
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      <description>If a register access took one second, a main memory access would take four and a half minutes, and a hard disk access, more than a year. We will see the memory hierarchy, cells, addresses and buses, the sizing formulas, and SRAM, DRAM, ROM and ECC.</description>
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      <description>You press Enter and the result shows up three tenths of a second later. In that interval, the processor fetched hundreds of millions of instructions from memory. This series of 13 articles explains how: memory, cache, CPU, pipeline, data representation, and program execution.</description>
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