muistitilat
Muistitilat is a Finnish term used in computing to describe the storage locations and spaces where data is kept and managed in a system. The concept covers both hardware memory devices and the logical memory spaces that software can access. In a hardware sense, muistitilat include volatile memory such as RAM and non-volatile memory such as ROM or flash. These devices consist of memory cells organized into banks and are accessed through a memory address space defined by the system’s architecture, with data buses and control signals governing reads and writes.
From a software perspective, muistitilat refer to the memory resources that programs use during execution. The
Types and organization commonly discussed include primary (main) memory versus secondary storage, and the distinction between