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Description: An in-memory cache is a cache that stores data in the main memory (RAM) for faster access. This type of temporary storage allows applications and systems to retrieve information more efficiently, reducing wait times and improving overall performance. In-memory caching is commonly used in environments where speed is critical, such as web servers, databases, […]