John Carmack suggests the world could run on older hardware – if we optimized software better
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In a hypothetical "CPU apocalypse" scenario, experts predict a tech regression to 1970s-80s computing within 30 years. Advanced chips would degrade, while older processors become prized. John Carmack suggests optimizing software could mitigate impacts, forcing developers to adopt more efficient coding practices for outdated hardware. This scenario highlights the potential benefits of prioritizing optimization in modern computing.
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