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(640K) 2^256 Bytes of Memory is More than Anyone Would Ever (Need) Get

January 1, 2013 by • “No Bugs” Bunny

Abstract:

Physics imposes hard limits on amount of memory we will get in foreseeable future.

Quote:

Even if every memory cell can be represented by a single atom, we would need 1 to 10% of all the stars and planets which we can see , to implement 2^256 bytes of memory.

Filed under: On.System Architecture Requirement analysis

Tagged With: Memory Management Kinda Physics Overload