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Cloudflare reportedly saves 100 TB of RAM by cutting server hashes by 90%

Tom's Hardware reports that cutting server hash entries from 100,000 to 10,000 eliminated cache bloat.

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Tom's Hardware reports that Cloudflare saved 100 TB of RAM by reducing server hash entries from 100,000 to 10,000—a 90% cut. The outlet describes the change as a memory optimization following an optimization for speed.

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Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareCloudflare saves 100 TB of RAM again, this time by slashing server hashes by 90% — cutting 100,000 entries down to 10,000 eliminates massive cache bloat https://www.tomshardware.com/software/cloudflare-saves-100-tb-of-ram-again-this-time-by-slashing-server-hashes-by-90-percent-cutting-100-000-entries-down-to-10-000-eliminates-massive-cache-bloat20d
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    Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareCloudflare saves 100 TB of RAM again, this time by slashing server hashes by 90% — cutting 100,000 entries down to 10,000 eliminates massive cache bloat https://www.tomshardware.com/software/cloudflare-saves-100-tb-of-ram-again-this-time-by-slashing-server-hashes-by-90-percent-cutting-100-000-entries-down-to-10-000-eliminates-massive-cache-bloat20d
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