| Subject | English | Chinese simplified |
| comp., MS | application library caching | 应用程序库缓存 (In Silverlight, a feature that enables applications to use external library assemblies retrieved from the server or from the local browser cache) |
| comp., MS | bytecode caching | 字节码缓存 (A technique for preprocessing JavaScript files so they can be loaded faster) |
| comp., MS | caching-only server | 纯高速缓存服务器 (A DNS sever that does not host any DNS zones but that performs name resolution and stores the results in its cache) |
| comp., MS | caching resolver | 缓存解析程序 (A program that extracts information from DNS servers in response to client requests) |
| comp., MS | caching service | 缓存服务 (The category of services in Windows Azure that includes Content Delivery Network (CDN), InMem Cache, and Caching) |
| comp., MS | manual caching | 手动缓存 (A method of manually designating network files and folders so they are stored on a user's hard disk and accessible when the user is not connected to the network) |
| comp., MS | peer-caching | 对等缓存 (The process of temporarily storing recently accessed information in a special memory subsystem shared by two or more peer systems) |
| comp., MS | proactive caching | 主动缓存 (A system that manages data obsolescence in a cube by which objects in MOLAP storage are automatically updated and processed in cache while queries are redirected to ROLAP storage) |
| comp., MS | transparent caching | 透明式缓存 (A caching technique that optimizes bandwidth consumption on wide area network (WAN) links and provides near-local read response times for mobile users and branch office workers who are accessing network files and folders that are not explicitly made available offline) |
| comp., MS | write-back caching | 回写式缓存 (A type of cache with the following feature: when changes are made to cached data, they are not simultaneously made to the original data as well. Instead, the changed data is marked, and the original data is updated when the cached data is deallocated. A write-back cache can perform more quickly than a write-through cache. But in some contexts, differences between cached and original data could lead to problems, and write-through caches must be used) |