It doesn't matter—SSDs weren't a common choice for the average user 15 years ago. Remember, technology develops exponentially. The cost of chips and electricity isn't the main issue; the key point is that it's possible. btw even cost of running that thing is 1 million per task, if it can solve open problem like P vs NP then people will pay even billion.
It doesn't matter—SSDs weren't a common choice for the average user 15 years ago. Remember, technology develops exponentially. The cost of chips and electricity isn't the main issue; the key point is that it's possible. btw even cost of running that thing is 1 million per task, if it can solve open problem like P vs NP then people will pay even billion.