transistor pattern storage

cpu stores data in its cache memory 

so that one part of the chip is computing transistors 

and the other part is memory transistors 

in a many core cpu 

each core could have its own cache 

but that also means many small pieces of cache 

which could be too little cache for some workloads 

such as ai, gaming or supercomputing 

but if each transistor that does the computing in the cpu 

together forms patterns 

and those patterns store data 

then that would replace the cache 

which would mean more computing power 

and more memory 

the transistors that do the computing in a cpu 

constantly switch between on and off 

so the memory patterns would be shimmering 

from transistors switching between on and off while they compute 

so it wouldn't matter if the transistors in those patterns 

are sometimes on or off 

since the pattern is the storage unit 

and later that data is stored on the hard drive 

so that the data remains if the computer is turned off

and if almost all the transistors of the cpu would do computing 

while patterns of those transistors store data 

then that would be truly next gen