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套用腾讯总裁刘炽平的表述，“我们的核心业务正在产生非常充足的现金流，这为我们加大AI投入提供了坚实的支撑”。同时他还表示“目前我们在AI方面的所有投入，无论是人才招募还是基础设施升级，完全可以由现有业务的盈利增长来覆盖，而不需要牺牲公司的财务稳健性。”
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So suffice to say that this is almost certainly not the optimal setup purely for memory management, and zswap's tighter mm integration and LRU tiering offer real advantages that zram doesn't match. But memory efficiency wasn't the only thing Fedora was optimising for, and several of their constraints had nothing to do with memory management at all. Within those constraints, the decision is coherent: optimality is always relative to what you're trying to achieve (and that point goes to you too, dear reader – you know better than me what you are trying to do). That said, I would be surprised if over the coming years there is not some movement towards zswap there too once zswap gains the upcoming disk-free mode, especially given that kernel developers are increasingly moving away from supporting zram (more on that below).
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