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It's likely that there will be an I2C-enabled FRAM chip on there, though there are a few other devices which could hold those FRAM cells. I2C is ubiquitous, eve
by hkwerf 2y ago
It's likely that there will be an I2C-enabled FRAM chip on there, though there are a few other devices which could hold those FRAM cells. I2C is ubiquitous, even more so than USB, and trivial to implement. There will certainly be enough information available to access those in 200 years, even if there's no USB anymore.
- londons_explore 2y ago> There will certainly be enough information available to access those in 200 years Still depends on humans in 200 years having use of computers and electricity. Civilisational collapse would likely mean humans will lose those skills (like we forgot how to make cement/concrete after the fall of the Roman empire and it took 1000 years to rediscover).