Ding ding. I've always been of the opinion that the end of Moore's Law will result in a new wave of startup innovation. When the cost of newer nodes are a barr

Ding ding. I've always been of the opinion that the end of Moore's Law will result in a new wave of startup innovation. When the cost of newer nodes are a barrier to entry and the advantages of startups can be obviated by just moving to the next node (which the startup cannot do), then innovation stagnates. This is largely what killed many FPGA startups (e.g. Tabula, which btw had super cool tech).