If I had a penny for every time someone said Moore's law was about to come to an end.......,(reply>), Those people are sorta correct, gates size and packing density can only be pushed so far, and there are not many generations left until those limits are reached. Still, Moore was just counting the number of transistors per chip, so 3d stacking and die size increases will let the law jeep going for quite a while yet,(reply>), @mwnciboo As they always said, if you know quantum computers, you dont know it.<br><br>Anyways, ofc quantum computer is not comparable to silicone based. It's a misconception quantum computer will be more powerful but from my understanding, it is just parallel processing and in theory, you could have like thousand threadripper for standard size cpu or something. Speed vary but more core means more part of the process can be spread out and to be process which decrease overhead and latency in the process. At least that's how I understand it, similar to algorithm that process small process first then large process.<br><br>Idk, I only study CS, I'm not quantum computer student.,(reply>), @Vysair You have no clue what you are talking about... Quantum computers are for solving "Optimisation" problems. They will not replace "Silicon" Transistor based CPU's, they are not directly comparable.,(reply>), Then you'd have only a penny,(reply>), AMD 3D stacking is finally coming too, I remembered they researching it several years ago. Quantum computer already exist but it is limited by manufacturing process and there's several of them coming up. Advantages of quantum computer is the insane amount of core