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This chapter discusses computer memory organization and covers the following key points: 1. Main memory consists of storage locations identified by unique addresses where data is stored in words of a certain bit length. 2. A memory is made up of memory chips that can read or write data at unique addresses. The chapter describes designing memory systems using different sized chips. 3. Memory is organized in a hierarchy with registers, cache, main memory, and external storage. Each level provides faster a
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