👉 The term "outwell" is typically used in the context of computer hardware, specifically for a type of memory chip that stores data in a different format from standard RAM. Outwells are often referred to as "data banks" because they store all or part of the data that would otherwise be stored in RAM (Random Access Memory). They are commonly used in digital signal processing and other applications where high-speed data transfer is required, such as in wireless communication systems or for real-time processing of audio
