The biggest limitation to the future is the ISAs are all written for 2-Dimensional considerations. Once the industry breaks that mental block, it could really take off. Imagine an ISA written with 4-Dimensional crystallization as the most basic assumption of architecture. It might sound crazy, but chemical engineering supports 4d crystal architecture better than 2-D schematics.
The efficiency of everything goes up exponentially when jumping from 2D to 4D and would make Moore’s law look like a quaint footnote of history.
The biggest limitation to the future is the ISAs are all written for 2-Dimensional considerations. Once the industry breaks that mental block, it could really take off. Imagine an ISA written with 4-Dimensional crystallization as the most basic assumption of architecture. It might sound crazy, but chemical engineering supports 4d crystal architecture better than 2-D schematics.
The efficiency of everything goes up exponentially when jumping from 2D to 4D and would make Moore’s law look like a quaint footnote of history.
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