Addressing Limits
The discussion highlights the practical implications of 32-bit versus 64-bit addressing, emphasizing that while 32-bit can handle around 4 billion addresses, 64-bit vastly expands this capacity. However, the reality is that most hardware doesn't utilize the full potential of 64 bits, as the need for such extensive RAM isn't imminent. The conversation also touches on the marketing of technology, illustrating that simply increasing bit numbers doesn't necessarily translate to meaningful advancements.In this clip
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