The Von Neumann bottleneck referred to how the parallel processing methods of Von Neumann machines wasted time and reduced computational efficiency. The more advanced the hardware became and the more enormous the volume of calculations, the more obvious this problem grew.
There were also issues such as Feng-style machines relying too heavily on memory: once hardware development was obstructed, system development would grind to a halt as well.
To solve this series of problems, Earth's scientists began researching non-Von Neumann architectures.
However, just as Non-Euclidean Geometry was an extension of Euclidean Geometry, non-Von Neumann architectures did not negate Feng's Architecture. Rather, they were an extension of it, another expression of its core concepts.
No matter how computers changed, the five concepts of arithmetic units, controllers, memory, input devices, and output devices would remain. Even if future computers did not specifically divide these into five pieces of hardware, they would still distinguish these five structures conceptually.
Using this mathematical model to construct a Foundation Base was equally feasible!
"However..." Wang Qi rubbed his chin and asked doubtfully, "If I can think of this, there's no reason others couldn't have thought of it."
Zhen Chanzi asked, "What are you thinking?"
"Let's look up some information." Wang Qi stood up, preparing to make another trip to the library. Then he sat back down, slapped his forehead, and said, "There are personal calculators now. Why am I still going to the library?"
Looks like I still haven't shifted my way of thinking!
Because he had poured a great deal of spiritual power and spiritual awareness into the jade tablet while exploring the calculator's internal structure earlier, the formulas had preliminarily refined this calculator. Wang Qi pressed his hand against it and fed in spiritual power, and the misty cyan "desktop" light screen appeared before