Computers and Technology, 01.10.2021 20:50, javink18

What is ROM? O A. Permanent memory that is directly accessible by the CPU and
cannot be lost when the computer is powered off
B. Compression memory that stores data on remote servers and is
accessed via the internet
C. Volatile memory that is frequently used in portable memory sticks
and modems
O D. Memory that stores data dynamically, requiring data to be
constantly refreshed

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