In the late 1970s and early 1980s, James E. Smith formalized branch prediction, grounding speculation in probability. Memory ceased to be something processors simply waited on; it became something to anticipate. Data was fetched before it was confirmed to be needed. Caches evolved from locality optimizers into buffers that absorbed the turbulence of speculative execution.
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