Re:The Myth of RAM (2014)
by sampo on Monday August 29, 2016 @05:38PM
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You have a volume V1, and let d1 be the maximum density of information you can store in V1. If you try to store any more, your storage will collapse into a black hole, so d1 is the maximum density.
Now you get 8 times more data. But cannot story this data in a volume 8*V1, because if you try to use 8 volumes V1 with density d1, and place these next to each other, they will collapse into a black hole.
Thus, the more data you have, the smaller density you can use for storing it.
Now you get 8 times more data. But cannot story this data in a volume 8*V1, because if you try to use 8 volumes V1 with density d1, and place these next to each other, they will collapse into a black hole.
Thus, the more data you have, the smaller density you can use for storing it.