Correction:
Shared memory is can be a way of interprocess communication
But the processes sharing memory do not have to communicate anything between them; the memory remains shared and readable by one without the other being in any way aware of the read.
To both processes, the memory is a part of its process, and neither need communicate to the other in order to use it.
No communication; no IPC.
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