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From: rogers@iris.ucdavis.edu (Brewski Rogers)
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Subject: Re: 64 bits--why stop there?
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Enough of this! It's obvious the computer of the future will have a word
the same size as the total memory of the computer. The registers will
all be bit addressable. Just think - you could read ALL the memory of
the computer in *1* cycle!

-bruce