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Yes, but that's not at all how we're packing bits into physical chips right now. The fact that access latency is O(N^[1/3]) has nothing to do with this, it's ju
by strongpigeon 1y ago
Yes, but that's not at all how we're packing bits into physical chips right now. The fact that access latency is O(N^[1/3]) has nothing to do with this, it's just that the relative size of caches and memories have been designed that way.
That this latency is of the same order as if you were putting bits in a cube is more coincidental than anything.
- hinkley 1y agoA bound can exist due to multiple factors. If you fixed the other bound, speed of light would still dictate a growth rate higher that the volume of a cube.