computer storage that is long term and continues after the power to the computer has been turned off is?
What choices have you been given?
the choices are disc storage,Ram,Jnput,Output
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The type of computer storage that continues to hold data even after the power is turned off is called "non-volatile storage." It is in contrast to volatile storage, which loses data when power is interrupted. The most common form of non-volatile storage for personal computers is a hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD). These devices use different technologies, but they both store data magnetically or electronically and retain it even when power is removed.
To determine if a particular device is non-volatile storage, you can check its specifications. If it mentions being able to retain data without power, it means it is designed to be non-volatile. When purchasing a computer or storage device, you can also look for terms like "persistent storage" or "non-volatile memory" in the product description to ensure that it maintains data after power loss.
Other examples of non-volatile storage include flash memory (e.g., USB drives, memory cards), optical discs (e.g., CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray), and magnetic tapes. However, for personal computers, HDDs and SSDs are the more common and widely used forms of long-term, non-volatile storage.