The Multi-Tiered Caching (MTC) algorithm #1852
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The Multi-Tiered Caching (MTC) algorithm is a caching strategy that improves data retrieval by storing frequently accessed data in faster, higher-priority caches (e.g., L1). As data access patterns change, the MTC algorithm moves data between different cache levels, such as from L2 to L1, based on usage frequency. This approach optimizes memory utilization and minimizes access time, making it suitable for high-performance systems handling large datasets.