This process improves system performance by acting as a temporary high-speed holding area between a secondary storage device and the CPU.
A) Data compression
B) Data access
C) Disk caching
D) RAID

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Disk caching is a process that improves system performance by temporarily storing frequently used data in high-speed memory, allowing for quicker access by the CPU. This reduces the need for the CPU to frequently access the slower secondary storage device (such as a hard drive) and can improve overall system performance. Data compression, data access, and RAID are not processes specifically aimed at improving system performance through storage optimization.

This Process Improves System Performance by Acting as a Temporary