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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2024
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Actually, we do already know that we're close to a theoretical limit of increasing computing power as we currently know it. The transistor can't really get that much smaller, before it stops working.
Also, if you're talking about the article as linked, that is a mere introduction to a much longer paper.