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We compute the Hochschild homology of the differential graded category of
perfect curved modules over suitable curved rings, giving what might be termed
"de Rham models" for such. This represents a generalization of previous results
by Dyckerhoff, Efimov, Polishchuk, and Positselski concerning the Hochschild
homology of matrix factorizations. A key ingredient in the proof is a theorem
due to B. Briggs, which represents a "curved version" of a celebrated theorem
of Hopkins and Neeman. The proof of Briggs' Theorem is included in an appendix
to this paper.