Description: Web cache is a mechanism for temporarily storing web documents to reduce server latency. This system allows browsers and servers to store copies of web resources, such as HTML pages, images, and scripts, so that when a user requests a resource that has already been stored in the cache, it can be delivered more quickly and efficiently. Web caching not only improves page load speed but also reduces server load, optimizing bandwidth usage and enhancing user experience. There are different types of web cache, including browser cache, which stores data locally on the user’s device, and server cache, which stores data on the server for use by multiple users. Additionally, the cache can be configured to expire after a certain time or when changes in content are detected, ensuring that users always have access to the most up-to-date information. In a general technological context, web caching can be crucial for improving efficiency in real-time data presentation, allowing visualizations and web applications to load quickly and without interruptions.
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