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The second statement is interesting, because it contradicts the thinking within Google (platforms and capacity management) that in the long run we're all deeply
by ebikelaw 8y ago
The second statement is interesting, because it contradicts the thinking within Google (platforms and capacity management) that in the long run we're all deeply screwed on the DRAM front, whereas CPU performance will probably not hit a wall any time soon.
- yencabulator 8y agoThat might be a question of latency vs bandwidth. Often RAM is used for random-access workloads (duh), so latency matters. The GC is very much a sequential scan. The blog post talks about that, briefly.