Well argued. You do have a point for physical world data. But there are also some digital world constructs that need 128 bits: - IPv6 addresses - UUIDs I don

Well argued. You do have a point for physical world data. But there are also some digital world constructs that need 128 bits: - IPv6 addresses - UUIDs I don't think it is critical that we get a 128 CPU anytime soon, but it would still be nice if we could handle these values with only one CPU register.