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Read-only memory (ROM) is a type of storage in computers and electronic devices that keeps its data even when powered off, unlike regular memory that loses information when the device shuts down. It's useful because it can permanently hold important instructions and information that devices need to function, without requiring constant power to maintain them.
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- Subclass of
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- ROM
- opposite of
- write-only memory
- short name
- ROM
- different from
- computer memory
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