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80 core cpu by 2010

oh shit somebody already posted something similar to this, that is what I get for being a lazy bastard with a 56k lmao
 
TrueKaio said:
From the same company that promised 10ghz p4s.
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Well, I'm sure they would have hit 10GHz if consumers were willing to have oil filled coolers that power companes use on power transformers.
 
bah less talk about it and be about it. Until I see some ES; it's just all hype.
 
From the same company that said willemette will make your internet faster.....
 
MrGuvernment said:
just like last year it was 20GHz cpu's by 2010.
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yep i recall that or was it 10Ghz? anyway they said that it would the "fastest in the world" blah...
 
another useless speculation.

Gues what!! one day we will have trillion terrabyte single storage devices!!

yeah, sure we will, this life time? not likely but eventually...
 
MrGuvernment said:
another useless speculation.

Gues what!! one day we will have trillion terrabyte single storage devices!!

yeah, sure we will, this life time? not likely but eventually...
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Remember just a few years ago, they (yep the proverbial "they") said it would be impossible to create drive platters with magnetic domains dense enough to create a 10gig drive. Now just a few years later we are on the virge of 1 terrabyte. Literally a hungred times bigger in just a few years. Say 10 years from now, if the trend continues, we will be using 100 terrabyte drives. Or even bigger......

It's not as far off as you think. This industry tends to be exponential
 
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