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Phase Change Memory vs. Storage As We Know It
storagedude writes "Access to data isn't keeping pace with advances in CPU and memory, creating an I/O bottleneck that threatens to make data storage irrelevant. The author sees phase change memory as a technology that could unseat storage networks. From the article: 'While years away, PCM has the potential to move data storage and storage networks from the center of data centers to the periphery. I/O would only have to be conducted at the start and end of the day, with data parked in memory while applications are running. In short, disk becomes the new tape."
You are a god amongst men but you waste all your knowledge upon this tribe.
A loop, by its nature, continues. If that didn't make sense, start reading this sentence again.
or just toss your HD in a forge furnace. You should get two phase changes.
I work for the Department of Redundancy Department.
Long-term data storage is dead! All hail long-term data storage!