Does anyone with more knowledge of hardware than I consider this significant? How much RAM could they fit on the chip if instead of making it quad-core they just made it dual-core and used the rest of the chip real estate for RAM? Since we don't use much of our CPU power as it is and are almost always IO bound investing in RAM instead of cores could be a really great way to improve performance:

http://www.electronista.com/articles/08/06/19/intel.on.cpu.ram.discovery/

Wow. RAM on cpu, 8-16 cores coming... LEARN ERLANG AND HASKELL!


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