As an example, the cache for "carbrowser604-all" is requested 30 times for one request on the example report, which contains no devices at all. All the cache requests return the same thing.

My guess is that every day in the visitor overview, which is 30 days, makes requests for the cached items of devices.

This is the expected behavior for Device Detector, since one php instance is launched for each visitor.

in my projects, I use Device Detector like this:

namespace app/helpers 

class DeviceDetectorHelper 
{
    /**
     * @param string $userAgent - user agent string
     * @param array $headers - http headers
     * @return DeviceDetector
     */
    public static function detect(string $userAgent, array $headers = []): DeviceDetector
    {
        static $detector;
        if ($detector === null) {
            $detector = new DeviceDetector();
            $detector->setCache(new Cache());
        }
        $clientHints = ClientHints::factory($headers);
        $detector->setUserAgent($userAgent);
        $detector->setClientHints($clientHints);
        $detector->parse();

        return $detector;
    }

}

I will share my experience, maybe give ideas for the future
I analyze data in the background, I write all the data to the buffer table as is.
in the console script, I analyze the data from the buffer table.

the script is looped through + cron * * * * *
```php

// mutex file lock (only single process)
if ($this->getMutex()->acquire('stat')) {
    return;
}
$repeat = 0;
while (true) {
   $data = $this->getBufferData($limit = 10000);
   $countRows = count(data);
   if ($countRows === 0 ) {
     $iterate++;
   } else {
     // prepare visitors save and clean tmp buffer data;
     $this->processBufferAndClean($data);
      countine;
   }
   // if there is no data for more than 3 attempts, we exit
   if ($iterate === 3) {
       break;
   }
   // timeout delay 5 second
   sleep(5);
}

with this approach, you lose the minimum amount of time.

Ok, so you are not using the plugin to get the devices?

@mikkeschiren He is using device detector for something else than Matomo.
Nevertheless your report does not have anything to do with the DevicesDetection plugin.
Matomo tries to identify the browser as user is visiting with in order to display a warning if it is not supported.
This should normally be at most done once per request and should also be cached.
Might be worth looking at that, as doing unneeded device detections might cost some useless time.