> In the case of 32-bit architecture, this refers to two to the power of 32, in other words 4.3 billion bytes of information per cycle. > In the case of 64-bit

> In the case of 32-bit architecture, this refers to two to the power of 32, in other words 4.3 billion bytes of information per cycle. > In the case of 64-bit architecture this refers to two to the power of 64, which totals about 18,400,000 trillion bytes. Per cycle? Er...