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I don't understand what you mean in this context. Elaborate please?
by zxcdw 10y ago
I don't understand what you mean in this context. Elaborate please?
- icebraining 10y agoJust because memory is indispensable, doesn't mean its more valuable for its designer/manufacturer, since competition may force them to accept a much lower margin. There are multiple companies designing memory chips, but only one can license ARM chips.
- blastrat 10y agothank you! this discussion also helped me realize the importance of both memory--in which to store broad knowledge and associations--AND raw horsepower in the CPU.