The is a software driver used to manage Intel's Turbo Memory technology, which was introduced as part of Intel's mobile platforms around 2007-2008. Turbo Memory is a flash-based storage system (also known as in earlier versions) designed to cache frequently accessed data, improving system responsiveness and reducing boot times. It works by providing a small, fast cache to the system, often on the motherboard or as an add-in card, alongside traditional hard drives or SSDs.

The Intel(R) Turbo Memory Controller Windows driver is the necessary software that enables the operating system to communicate with the Turbo Memory hardware and manage its functions, such as caching and speeding up disk I/O operations.