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How is computer speed able to keep on increasing by so much every few months? I've been told in the past it has something to do with increasing compression efficiency...but the person didn't really explain it very well! If this were the case, why can't we just do it in one big whollop and have a massively powerful computer?
Thanks.
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Solving the problems of high clock speed, designing a better architecture, trying to reduce the size of the transistors again and again...
That doesnt happen in a day. It takes quite a lot of research.
Anyway, they do do "big whollops" now and then, every time they release a new chip architecture.
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