1. Mainstream CPUs get a lot more cores, making difference between software and hardware rendering disappear. 2. More and more features of programming language

1. Mainstream CPUs get a lot more cores, making difference between software and hardware rendering disappear. 2. More and more features of programming languages for verifiable software (e.g., Dafny or Coq) get into mainstream languages, resulting in better overall software quality. 3. Computer mathematics (e.g., in Lean) gets traction, with some high-profile mathematics breakthroughs enabled. 4. Package manager-based attacks become more common. 5. Despite higher performance computers, a new level of abstraction in the process-container-vm stack makes up for performance. 6. Similarly, mainstream OSs will still lag and take seconds to, e.g., display the contents of the C drive.