Shared memory is a technique for inter-process communication (IPC) or intra-process communication (within a single process) that allows multiple processes or threads to access the same block of memory. This enables efficient data sharing because data doesn't need to be copied between processes; instead, all processes access the same memory region. It's commonly used in operating systems, parallel programming, and databases to improve performance by reducing overhead associated with data transfer.
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