  Numerical evidence combined with Eguchi-Kawai reduction indicate that there
are no finite volumes effects in the large N limit of QCD as long as the linear
extent of the four-torus is bigger than a critical size. This is referred to as
continuum reduction. Since fermions in the fundamental representation are
naturally quenched in the large N limit, as long as we only have a finite
number of flavors, continuum reduction provides us with the exciting
possibility to numerically solve large N QCD using chiral fermions and present
day computers.
