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Non-von-neumann heap for better streaming, capturing and storing of raw 8K video data

The advent of 8K and better resolutions of video pose problems for the capture and storage of data by these standards. The contemporary alternative is to compromise on quality and use various (often lossy) compression techniques to reduce the bandwidth required to move this data. This paper proposes a novel method for handling large volumes of video data without compromising its quality through space saving techniques such as chroma subsampling. A proposed implementation is also presented. The method is shown to be capable of handling the capture and storage of raw 8K video data as well as supports better video streaming.