Meanwhile, unlike moon-landings - we're constantly doing web browsers:
there was IE, there was Edge, there is Firefox, there is Chromium and its forks.
There are smaller browsers with less resources than Google.
Yet, we are not trying to figure out how to make web browser possible.
We know how to do it, we are doing it for decades.
It's just hard due to reasons - money, effort required, moving target, backward compatibility, and probably many other.
Can same be said about semico? Do we know what needs to be done to reach "state of the art" for year 2033?
Do semico competitors know their roads to match its competitors capabilities 10 years from now? I dont think so.
Meanwhile, unlike moon-landings - we're constantly doing web browsers:
there was IE, there was Edge, there is Firefox, there is Chromium and its forks.
There are smaller browsers with less resources than Google.
Yet, we are not trying to figure out how to make web browser possible.
We know how to do it, we are doing it for decades.
It's just hard due to reasons - money, effort required, moving target, backward compatibility, and probably many other.
Can same be said about semico? Do we know what needs to be done to reach "state of the art" for year 2033?
Do semico competitors know their roads to match its competitors capabilities 10 years from now? I dont think so.