👉 A semirotative is a term used in the field of computer architecture to describe a type of memory that allows for multiple addresses within a single register. This type of memory can be useful for addressing data stored on different locations in an operating system or for implementing algorithms that require specific access patterns, such as those found in some programming languages. In other words, it is a memory structure that allows the CPU to access information across multiple registers without having to physically move them, making it more efficient and flexible
