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Cool, but why?
Enterprise server use mainly, to minimize downtime, which is a huge deal there. On the consumer level it doesn't have much purpose.
I'm curious, does a 3 minutes power down to replace a RAM stick is that much of a deal in enterprise server that they need to invented a whole new technology just for that?
The coveted 5 9s of availability is only 5.26 minutes of downtime
5.26 minutes per year*