The beginnings of the 550 bit core memory module. 50 bits down… THIS antique technology will make you appreciate modern RAM. Each bit of memory - each 1 and 0 is stored in its own little metal(ish) donut, eight of them making one BYTE, which is exactly one key press, one character, one letter on the screen. Do the math and you’ll realize that the entire array would theoretically store less than one single SMS text message. Wow for modern computers.
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