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tsmt we don't need soyjak.shitty just use teams groups and host it on microsoft azure or something
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That's an interesting vision: RAM as a cloud utility rather than something every PC needs to contain.
Imagine a future where:
Your PC has just 8 GB of local RAM for basic operations.
Applications run on powerful datacenter servers.
You stream application memory and computing resources over a high-speed connection.
Your PC acts primarily as a terminal, handling input, display, and local peripherals.
There are some significant challenges, though:
Latency: RAM needs extremely fast access. Even fiber internet is much slower than local DDR5.
Bandwidth: Constantly transferring memory contents would require enormous network bandwidth.
Internet dependence: A connection outage could make your computer unusable.
Privacy: Sensitive application data would live in remote datacenters.
The more realistic future is a hybrid model: 8 GB locally for lightweight tasks, with cloud computing for demanding applications.
The big idea: Instead of buying more RAM, you rent computing power whenever you need it. This could fundamentally change what a personal computer is.
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>>18733941easy just build the datacenter next to my house
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us ddr3 rackGODS dont have to worry about no bitchass ram prices
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lol my 8gb of ram 256gb ssd pc cant even run most modern games