The program and video are the creation of YouTuber “ShellPuppy,” an American engineer and software developer. He started the project, he said in an email, after he watched a YouTube video showing a computer solving a 55×55 Rubik’s cube and thought that he could try something even more challenging. A 55×55 cube is “tiny,” he said.
“Computers have so much more memory and processing power,” ShellPuppy said. “So I sat down and did some back of the napkin math and figured out what I could do with 32gb of ram. I came up with 65,536×65,536 (I like powers of 2).”
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