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The article was written 1947, so I guess he was thinking of algebraic geometry before Grothendieck came along.
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AMD will use the same die for its server CPUs, so ECC support is on chip anyway. I see no reason why they should turn it off in the Ryzen CPUs launched today.
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Anandtech is wrong and ECC is not disabled at all. For example all ASRock AM4 boards support ECC memory.

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