👉 Stored math refers to the pre-computed results of mathematical operations that are saved in memory to speed up subsequent calculations. When you perform a computation, the system first checks if the result of that operation has already been computed and stored. If it has, the stored result is retrieved directly from memory, bypassing the need for a new calculation. This technique significantly reduces computation time, especially in applications involving frequent or complex mathematical operations, such as scientific simulations, graphics rendering, and machine learning algorithms. The stored math is typically organized in a cache or register file, optimized for quick access and efficient use.
