It's interesting to speculate how much actual adaptation would be needed to get from a naive implementation to one that actually takes advantage of the new capa

It's interesting to speculate how much actual adaptation would be needed to get from a naive implementation to one that actually takes advantage of the new capabilities. Thinking of in particular of stuff like Fast Startup in Windows, which under the hood is just turning most power-on events into a restore-from-hibernate. Then again, maybe it's even simpler than that— no fancy copy-RAM-to-storage is needed if the RAM itself is persistent. Literally just power everything down, and then when you power on later, pick up from where you left off with nothing more to say about it.