# Read CSV multi threading

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Once you have you processed data, you can save them using `save_to_disk` to save them in the directory of your choice. When this is done, you can completely delete your cache and reload your processed dataset with `load_from_disk` for example (see the [documentation](https://huggingface.co/docs/datasets/processing.html#saving-a-processed-dataset-on-disk-and-reload-it))

Also note that if you really need to, you can load any arrow file with `Dataset.from_file("path/to/any/arrow/file")`

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