(computer science) A type of dynamic random-access memory that was optimized for the 66-megahertz bus but largely has been replaced by faster systems. Abbreviated EDO RAM.
extended data out random-access memory
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(ik¦stend·əd ′dad·ə ¦au̇t ′ran·dəm ′ak′ses ′mem·rē)
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