After all that time, why is there no 128 bit processor as a successor? If you want to know why, let's see!
In early 1991, processors with 64-bit computing were introduced. An example of the result is, now we can use RAM with a capacity above 4GB. Apart from that, of course, there are many other benefits of 64-bit computing.
If calculated, then the age of a 64-bit processor is 26 years. 26 years, certainly not a short time. After all that time, why is there no 128 bit processor as a successor? If you want to know why, let's see!
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For This Reason A 128 Bit Processor Will Never Be
Photo source: Image: ImgFlip Reported through a discussion forum Quora. One IBM worker in Canada, said that The bigger the computational bits, the slower the processor actually is. It can be said, that a processor with 32 bit computing will be much faster than 64 bit.
Currently, 128-bit processors actually exist, but are not needed. If you use 128 bit computing, it will actually be slower. Processors with 64 bit computing, are currently considered the most effective for the next few decades.
For example, if we look at the maximum value of RAM that can be used on a processor with 64-bit computing, the maximum is 16.8 million TB. Even though from operating systems such as Windows 10 Enterprise 64 Bit, it only supports up to 512GB.
You can see that it's so far away. This is the reason that maybe until you die, you will never see a 128 bit processor. Not that the technology doesn't exist, but that it's not needed.
So that's the reason that 128 bit processors will never exist. What do you think about this, do you need a processor with 128 bit computing? Or have you had enough with 64 bit? Share Jaka's opinion is the same, thank you.
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