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From 2005 to now, how much more computation and network transfer, can be done per kwh? No more T1s and T3s... it's all optical; and the efficiency of CPUs and
by shrubble 3y ago
From 2005 to now, how much more computation and network transfer, can be done per kwh? No more T1s and T3s... it's all optical; and the efficiency of CPUs and amount of RAM per CPU, has increased greatly as well.
- Libcat99 3y agoAnd how much more computation is needed per transaction? Per person? Are we really making more efficient systems if they take 100x the compute to fulfill the same transaction.
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- ilyt 3y agoThe efficiency of hardware certainly grew but inefficiency of software grew with it. Why all sites don't load in 500ms or less ? Our compute power grew few magnitudes but sites still take few hundred ms (hell, second) to render on server side and then burn more CPU on client side
- shrubble 3y agohttps://learnbchs.org/ https://learnbchs.org/ is somewhat of a joke response; but there are plenty of other performance oriented ways to cut that down...