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It's more a question of when than whether, isn't it... $1000 for a CPU today means $50 in six years, if there is real competition, which there is here.
by PieterH 10y ago
It's more a question of when than whether, isn't it... $1000 for a CPU today means $50 in six years, if there is real competition, which there is here.
- faragon 10y agoWell, I just would like a 64 ARMv8 core cheap board for less than 100$, in few years :-D
- dogma1138 10y agoAlso 6 years old, people aren't building servers today with Xeon E7530's.
- GrumpyYoungMan 10y ago>It's more a question of when than whether, isn't it. No. That kind of cost reduction came mostly from process shrinks and there have been plenty of articles on HN explaining why that's coming to an end in the very near future. Even Intel, the process leader, had to end its "tick-tock" cycle with its latest set of chips.