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The major performance bottle neck in the current computer system is in the low-performance secondary system. The performance of the CPU has increased dramatically so far, about several orders of magnitude improvement has been achieved. On the other hand, that of the disk system has shown little advance since nineteen sixties. The von Neumann bottle neck between the CPU and the secondary storage subsystem has been much more enlarged.