In the economics of computing the most expensive resource is still the network. In scenarios where large data-sets are being processed it is almost always cheap...
Part 2 of this series of articles looked at how transitioning from scarcity to an abundance of fundamental computing resources enabled the historic one-to-one r...
Part I in this series of articles outlined the impact that the economics of scarcity has had on both software architectures and the structure of the computer in...
The underlying economics of computing resources have always had a profound impact on development of computing architecture and in-turn the structure of the comp...