Any interesting computer technology breakthroughs lately?

>>57151247
Yeah, for like 15 years.

Nope, still using operating systems with 30 year old code bases and hardware is improving only slightly faster than shitty bloat can make it obsolete.

X86 is still everywhere and we just got over the literally decades old 1366x768 meme (XGA with sideskirts) so there's that

Something something magically convolutional neural networks

I thought the Raspberry Pi (and other ultra-low power units like it) was going to be the next big break through in computing. But nope.

maybe the tech is ready but it would be a security problem for now if every average joe had hyper computing tech accessible.

They made a 1 nm transistor.
That's cool.

>>57151348
>Using a 13 year old laptop still.

I mean, I can't complain about value for money, but everything's the fucking same as when I got it.

>>57151247
Nope. Computers have very much reached their zenith. No longer are they getting faster, more innovative, or unique. With CPU's like the Kabini it's easy to argue that mainstream prebuilts are getting SLOWER.

Optane

>>57151728
I'd be fine with that if the focus was getting the most performance out of incredibly energy efficient hardware, but that's not what's happening.

Think about this: this 13 year old laptop is still totally usable, but there was also 13 years between the C64 and BeOS.

>>57151433
This

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Nope, everything sucks. You wont get the future you were promised.

>>57151728
We need a new architecture to move the industry forward.

>>57151829
Sure, try browsing Facebook on a 13-year laptop.

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>>57151531
So you got that O'Reilly newsletter today too?

>>57151534
No you didn't

>>57151991
>yahoo that high in 2014
really?

>>57151247
cody's lab is such a great channel
he seems so pure

>>57151247
Ever heard of this concept called the Cloud?

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>>57151247
>>57152658

Bumping for Cody's Lab.

>>57151247
You can now buy 256GB of expandable storage for your Android phone for $169. Read and write speeds 90MB/s.

https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-256GB-EVO-UHS-I-microSDXC/dp/B01JNGCWHU

>>57151991
>that image
Normalfags really fucked everything up.

I think the Core M line is pretty huge. Laptops can now be thin, sleek, silent and cool.

>>57152658
I'm surprised he hasn't sold out yet, although the titles are getting more and more clickbaitier, without disappointment though.

>>57151624
noice

>>57151624
No they didn't really