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Memory tiering is emerging as a way to reduce server costs as dynamic random-access memory prices rise.
Summary
In VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, the technology shifts less frequently accessed pages to lower-cost nonvolatile memory express flash while keeping active data in DRAM.
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