Moore's Law is already mostly dead (for Intel). Look how little they add in performance with each new generation. At best, they get some significant gains for u

Moore's Law is already mostly dead (for Intel). Look how little they add in performance with each new generation. At best, they get some significant gains for ultra-specific instructions by adding accelerators to their chips (say for computational photography or whatever), but that's something everyone else can do, too, and at that point we're not talking about CPU performance anyway.