2 Shrunken 2 Shrink

We are basically shrinking transistors down to the atomic level they might get shrunken even more in the future we don’t know yet i guess we will have to wait and see. Moore’s law basically explains that  that the number of transistors on a microchip doubles approximately every two years that’s mean’s that’s around 20-30 doubling and they’ve been doing it for 61 years so that’s a lot but the problem were running in to or the question the people are asking is what happens when u can’t make it any smaller? cause devices are getting smaller and smaller every 2 years and what will happen once we cant make it any smaller well what would happen is increased manufacturing costs and severe heat management issues and quantum-level electron leakage.this is bad for all company’s who use they don’t what would happen or the bad things that could happen like threatens the sustainability and affordability of future computing technology which could be potentially bad but I think what will happen in the future or what computers will look lie is that will will try to keep doing it even if they cant and if Moore’s law ends someone will probably create something new something more developed to help keep us going but most likely i do feel they will figure something out and if they don’t that just might be end of technology.