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"Why would we want to switch to 128 bit addresses?" - eru, 2019 I am gonna hold onto your quote, for enjoyment and giggles in 2032 :^)
by dexen 7y ago
"Why would we want to switch to 128 bit addresses?" - eru, 2019
I am gonna hold onto your quote, for enjoyment and giggles in 2032 :^)
- dependenttypes 7y agoThis is only 13 years from now. I really doubt that people will need 16 EiB by then in a single processor for a single process. Plus by that point you will probably have moved to message passing between distributed systems or something.
- eru 7y agoMy prediction is what we'll mostly see more of the same, with existing trends continuing. Ie more mobile, and more parallelism on the server side. But yeah, no 16 EiB on a single processor. (Though we might see people memory map crazy amounts, without ever actually accessing all of them, of course.)