Re: what is our answer to ZFS?

[Bill Davidsen]

Tarkan Erimer wrote:
> On 11/22/05, Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@xxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > What if some breakthrough in storage gives us vastly larger (larger than
> > predicted harddisk storage density increases) storage densities in 10
> > years for the same price of a 200 or 300 GB disk drive now?
>
>
> If all the speculations are true for AtomChip Corp.'s
> (http://www.atomchip.com) Optical Technology. We wil begin to use
> really large RAMs and Storages very early than we expected.
> Their prototypes already begin with 1 TB (both for RAM and Storage).
> It's not hard to imagine, a few years later, we can use 100-200 and up
> TB Storages and RAMs.
Amazing technology, run XP on a 256 bit 6.8GHz protrietary quantum CPU, 
by breaking the words into 64 bit pieces and passing them to XP via a 
"RAM packet counter" device.

And they run four copies of XP at once, too, and you don't need to boot 
them, they run instantly because... the web page says so?

I assume this is a joke, a scam would have prices ;-)
--
   -bill davidsen (davidsen@xxxxxxx)
"The secret to procrastination is to put things off until the
 last possible moment - but no longer"  -me
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