> If I can summarize what you are saying, we have been experiencing early symptoms of end of Moore's Law for the past 5 to 10 years, and nothing drastic has hap

> If I can summarize what you are saying, we have been experiencing early symptoms of end of Moore's Law for the past 5 to 10 years, and nothing drastic has happened yet, so there's nothing to worry about? Yes, and what's more, the software industry seems to be stronger than ever. > To be frank, I am less confident in your comments regarding the dependence (or lack thereof) of global economic growth on technology consumption. Oh no, I think a large part of global economic growth depends on technology, I just don't think it depends on continued exponential improvements in the underlying semiconductor process nodes. There are other ways to innovate than just relying on automatic hardware improvements.