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There are a three articles in the new Comm. ACM that pick up on this theme:

Greengard, S.: Better Memory, pp. 23-25

Mamavati, M., Schwazkopf, M., and Warfield, A.: Non-Volatile Storage

Helland, P.: Immutability Changes Everything

The first two of these are on NVRAM and architectural changes that are similar
to the comments in this thread.  The last one deals more with database design
when you don't have to worry so much about versions because you can just store
everything.

This thread might also want to pick up on the security implications of using
block ciphers instead of just the usual encryption.

Bruce B.