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Abstract: Common caching strategies used in Redis are often inefficient when dealing with complex data structures, leading to inefficient memory usage and degraded system performance. This work ...

New details have just leaked about a new next-gen Intel CPU that appears to not only square up to AMD's X3D chips, but punch them in the nose for good measure. According to the latest rumor, Intel is ...

If you notice Edge using high CPU resources, clearing cached data may help. Deleting the cache can also resolve performance issues or frequent crashes. Clearing your cache and cookies in Microsoft ...

Most full stack apps rely on a database. That means every time a user clicks, scrolls, or loads a page — your app makes a database query. But here’s the problem: Databases are slow compared to ...

Dust, in any and all of its variations, will forever be the most iconic Counter-Strike map. But throughout its 26-year history, Valve's FPS has been defined by dozens of brilliant battlefields. In ...