I probably just lack imagination, but I don't see the general model of a digital computer with a Harvard architecture going away for a very long time. Rather, o

I probably just lack imagination, but I don't see the general model of a digital computer with a Harvard architecture going away for a very long time. Rather, our focuses will be on getting higher power and complexity on increasingly smaller sizes, while ubiquitously integrating them in virtually everything imaginable (in short: ubiquitous computing is the future). Although we likely will see huge world-changing advancements that will be taken for granted in the future, much like the integrated circuit is now, the concept of a computer as we know it today probably won't disappear.