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Powerful processor is all about moving data in a short time possible: Big Data. It's not just about Java and .Net. You could look at 3D XPoint and NVRam instea
by proyb 11y ago
Powerful processor is all about moving data in a short time possible: Big Data. It's not just about Java and .Net.
You could look at 3D XPoint and NVRam instead where data lives, those have cut down to 1 digit latency as claimed by Intel or Micron. Still Java 9 should be what you're looking at, lastly, Erlang for lowest latencies.
If Sun have produced proprietary microprocessor for Java it did before, it would have been a different world for us now as far as I heard it has the native performance. It's cost and time effective to buy newer hardware than improves coding to squeeze as much performance as possible.
In fact, general purpose processors we know is not efficient, it uses lot of watts when moving data within the microprocessors. I let the expertise do the talks.
- qubex 11y agoSun's propose-built, native Java processor (picoJava https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PicoJava https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PicoJava — forgive the direct link because I am on a mobile platform) absolutely stank and they clearly lacked the incentive to invest more resources into producing a special-purpose part when general-purpose devices (traditional CPUs) would have always had the return-on-investment advantage.