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 ====== 2017 trend in the cost of computing ======
-// Published 11 November, 2017; last updated 25 March, 2020 //
+ //Published 11 November, 2017; last updated 25 March, 2020//
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-<p>The cheapest hardware prices (for single precision FLOPS/$) appear to be falling by around an order of magnitude every 10-16 years. This rate is slower than the trend of FLOPS/$ observed over the past quarter century, which was an order of magnitude every 4 years. There is no particular sign of slowing between 2011 and 2017.</p>
+<p>The cheapest hardware prices (for single precision FLOPS/\$) appear to be falling by around an order of magnitude every 10-16 years. This rate is slower than the trend of FLOPS/\$ observed over the past quarter century, which was an order of magnitude every 4 years. There is no particular sign of slowing between 2011 and 2017.</p>
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