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Should that be future-proofed and be per mm^3? I was under the impression that designs are becoming more three dimensional.
by 5d749d7da7d5 6y ago
Should that be future-proofed and be per mm^3? I was under the impression that designs are becoming more three dimensional.
- jjoonathan 6y agoMaybe for memory, but I think it's too early for logic where heat transfer forces you to keep volume per surface area under control. Legitimate 3D logic will require a radically parallel compute model, probably something neural, and until we see what form that takes I think it's better to keep the metric 2D.
- Diggsey 6y agoAccording to the Bekenstein bound, the maximum entropy in a given region of space is proportional to the area of a surface containing that space, not its volume so to really future-proof it, we should probably go with per mm^2...