What is cache?

[Alexander333]

What is cache?.............

[nancy07]

Caching is a techy term of "temporary store". It's temporary because search engines are always updating what they've stored on your website. If you've noticed while searching on Google, you'll see a cache link. That shows what content of your website is on Google's servers.

[Disdwarka23]

Page caching is another method which can help you to improve the load time of your web pages and thus optimize your site for the search engines. Page load time can significantly impact your user experience and your site's ability into convert visitors into buyers or into leads.

[Peter97]

Cached pages are created when search engine companies like Google store a “back-up” version of your page which can be served up to a user in place of the most recent version of your page. This is beneficial when serving the most recent version of a page requires accessing database information, which can take more time than serving up an already stored (cached) version of the page.

[sunilsunpeaks]

Cache memory, additionally referred to as electronic equipment memory, is random access memory (RAM) that a pc microchip will access a lot of quickly than it will access regular RAM. This memory is often integrated directly with the electronic equipment chip or placed on a separate chip that encompasses a separate bus interconnect with the electronic equipment.

[jackfernandos]

Google Cache is nothing but a snapshot of a page stored by Google as a back-up in database. Google usually takes a snapshot of each page it examines and caches that version as a back-up.

[arju3praja]

If your website has not been being cached for a long time, it means your work to get website ranked, is going waste

[somidiscount]

SEO caching eliminates querying of database tables when deconstructing incoming SEO URLs, constructing SEO URLs via the wcf:url tag, and finding possible 301 redirect rules.

[jackar56]

Cache data is the copy of original data that is stored on phone memory for faster access. This data is stored on your machine, so that the next time you go to use it, it’ll already be available.

[Williams Reus]

A cache (pronounced CASH) is a place to store something temporarily in a computing environment.


In computing, active data is often cached to shorten data access times, reduce latency and improve input/output (I/O). Because almost all application workload is dependent upon I/O operations, caching is used to improve application performance.