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Well that's not great... They're already pretty expensive as it is.
yeah i thought 4TB would be like $50 now. whatever happened to moore's law
Moore's law has been dead for a long long time.
E: if you're downvoting this it's because you don't have a clue what you're talking about. Moore's law was the observation that transistor density would double every ~2 years. That's not happening and hasn't for a long time.
Moore's law hasn't died, if you mean number of transistors per area. Linear scaling to transistor counts has.
It absolutely has. Transistor count in an area absolutely is not doubling every two years.
I just checked. Yup, you're right. Funny though that Pat of all people claims it's not dead lol