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NigelJK replied

1 February 2019, 14:30
The original ARM processor was 32 bit, 26 addressable.
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AtW replied

1 February 2019, 14:05
48 bit memory addressing innit...
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LondonManc replied

1 February 2019, 14:01
Originally posted by Yorkie62 View Post

Not to mention the leg48

Sounds expensive.
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darmstadt replied

1 February 2019, 09:26
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

IBM quantum processors will be with us soon. Silicon's days are numbered.

They already are, I've been to see where they're putting this one in place: IBM Q - Quantum Computing
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Zigenare replied

1 February 2019, 08:35
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

IBM quantum processors will be with us soon. Silicon's days are numbered.

YPIUWAG!
(Your Post Is Useless Without A Graph)

Yep, and they'll still be emulating the x86.

pardon me if I don't hold any stock in your predictions!
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scooterscot replied

1 February 2019, 07:55
IBM quantum processors will be with us soon. Silicon's days are numbered.
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Yorkie62 replied

1 February 2019, 07:51
Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View Post

* Until arm64 takes over.

Not to mention the leg48
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TheGreenBastard replied

1 February 2019, 07:13
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Long live AMD x64!*

* Until arm64 takes over.
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AtW started a topic End of Era

1 February 2019, 00:56
End of Era

Intel Officially Sinks the Itanic, Future of IA-64 Architecture Uncertain | TechPowerUp

Intel's 64 bit future is dead.

Long live AMD x64!
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