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Well, at that point, if the current graph charts cost per gigabyte and approaches zero, then you would change the scale of the graph to show costs in terms of t
by pedantry 13y ago
Well, at that point, if the current graph charts cost per gigabyte and approaches zero, then you would change the scale of the graph to show costs in terms of terabytes and eventually petabytes.
Ultimately, after traversing enough benchmarks, the scale would go logarithmic, and measurements would have to take orders of magnitude into account.
- redacted 13y agoIndeed, if you click through to the article the historical data is drawn from, you will see it plotted on a semilog plot. The trend is well described by an exponential function.