You should be able to:
•• arithmetic logic unit
•• control unit
•• clock
•• bus
•• clock speed
•• number of processor cores
•• cache size
•• cache type.
Find out more about storage here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zxgkxnb/revision/6
Cloud storage: This is just the same devices used for storage (magnetic, ssd etc.) but it is kept on a server farm in a separate location to the user called a remote location. The servers could be anywhere in the world and are connected via a network, usually the Internet. Server farms usually have a fail safe (a back up for the back up). This is where an exact replica of the files are kept in a separate location in case of natural disaster or other threats. This is particularly important for crucial data like banking and stock markets.
SOURCE RECOGNITION - PLEASE NOTE: The examination examples used in these walking talking mocks are samples from AQA from their non-confidential section of the public site. They also contain questions designed by TeachIT for AQA as part of the publicly available lesson materials.