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Linux 7.1 memory management: pages vs folios reshape kernel architecture | Factae

Linux 7.1 memory management: pages vs folios reshape kernel architecture

Linux 7.1 kernel reorganizes memory management replacing pages with folios.

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Refactor improves memory allocation efficiency and cache performance.

Evolution addresses modern distributed computing memory constraints.

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