History
The notion of least number of bits technology was first proposed for artificial intelligence applications in the 1990s as a means for encoding vast amounts of knowledge into the least amount of storage possible. The concepts were prototyped in the late 90s to demonstrate significant value in various types of computer applications, particularly those faced with having to store and process extremely large volumes of data for analysis. The deployment of least number of bit methods facilitated efficient and effective use of available network bandwidths for global applications, and rendered conventional data warehousing technologies obsolete within the applications wherein LNB technology was introduced.
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