What is a memory write-through?

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What is a memory write-through?

Memory write-through is a caching technique used in computer systems where data is written simultaneously to both the cache and the main memory. In this approach, any write operation to the cache is immediately propagated to the main memory, ensuring that both copies of the data are always synchronized. This ensures that the data in the cache and the main memory are consistent and up-to-date.