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...s for using classified material, however, also require that the computer's random access memory must be erased, even with the removable disk disconnected, before the compu

<li>[[Primary storage]] ([[Random access memory|RAM]]) ...he currently executing program and immediate data. PCs use semiconductor [[random access memory]] such as [[SDRAM]] as their primary storage. Main memory is usually much

...p in capacities and speed according to Moore's Law. [[Random Access Memory|Random Access Memory (RAM)]] speeds and hard drive seek times improve at best a few percentages

...om [[LiveCD|LiveCDs]], which extract the system onto a mounted sector of [[Random Access Memory|memory]], to full installation [[Digital Video Disk|DVDs]]. Among the most

...that programs use to tell the computer how to act. Every file, sector of [[Random Access Memory|system memory]], and network stream is composed of bytes.

...in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) with an external transceiver and random access memory.

...In other cases results may be written to slower, but cheaper and larger, [[Random access memory|main memory]]. Some types of instructions manipulate the program counter ra

...red the ability to run directly from a "[[live CD]]" running entirely in [[random access memory|RAM]], rather than installing it to the [[hard drive]]. Other distribution

...gy: if someone tells me that a computer stores short-term information in [[random access memory]], and it's any kind of context beyond which understanding of the term is e

* DVD-RW or DVD+RW (RW = "re-writable") or DVD-RAM (RAM = ""random access memory") can be rewritten again and again.

* [[Random Access Memory]]