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13-09-2003, 20:58

That is an interesting article, thanks Ron.

However, 12 hard disks in each brick in a 3x3x3 cube is a lot of hard disks (324) - anyone know how many watts are needed to run that many disks spinning up? - power requirements will be the limitation imo. - a 4x4x4 cube would be 768 hard disks fgs

Developing the technology for modular solid state memory might be more viable?

13-09-2003, 20:58	#2
homealone Guest Posts: n/a	That is an interesting article, thanks Ron. However, 12 hard disks in each brick in a 3x3x3 cube is a lot of hard disks (324) - anyone know how many watts are needed to run that many disks spinning up? - power requirements will be the limitation imo. - a 4x4x4 cube would be 768 hard disks fgs Developing the technology for modular solid state memory might be more viable?