Real-world applications of supermodular paging extend beyond the examples provided in the paper. One such application is in resource allocation in cloud computing environments. In cloud computing, resources such as virtual machines, storage, and network bandwidth can exhibit supermodular characteristics, where the value of combining resources increases sublinearly. By applying supermodular paging techniques, cloud service providers can optimize resource allocation to meet varying demands from users while minimizing costs and maximizing resource utilization efficiency. Additionally, supermodular paging can be applied in supply chain management for inventory optimization, where the interdependencies between different inventory items lead to supermodular constraints on storage and distribution decisions.