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I think the refute of this rule of thumb will not come from the asymptotic nature of them in about 1000 years or whatever, but from the new memristors technolog
by Shorel 16y ago
I think the refute of this rule of thumb will not come from the asymptotic nature of them in about 1000 years or whatever, but from the new memristors technology.
So all memory will be the same.
- redthrowaway 16y agoNowhere near 1000 years. We're scheduled to be at 11nm in 5 years. That's 1/3 the width. So, in 1000 years, it'd be 1/600th the width, or 50/600 = 1/12th the width of an atom. We really don't have very long left with the current paradigm. Past about a decade or so, we'll need something new if we want to continue growth.