Which of the following is used for very high speed searching applications ?
Correct answer: B. Content-addressable Memory
- A. Flash Memory
- B. Content-addressable Memory
- C. Dynamic Random Access Memory
- D. Static Random Access Memory
Explanation
Content-addressable memory searches by stored content rather than by an address, making it suitable for very high-speed lookup applications. RAM and flash memory are general storage technologies rather than content-search memories.
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