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I had the first Oculus DK1, and DK2 and now I have a Vive... I have made a MMO for VR, so that's the saddest part, the death of Moore's law means that the matrix will never become reality in my lifetime, atleast until we get a new async HDMI/OpenGL pipeline (again async is hard). But you are right new standards and protocols will emerge, what you have to look at is what do they deliver (I'm sceptical Vulkan will produce anything else than over engineered platforms). The lithography is the bottleneck, everything hinges off that. Resolution on screens will not increase if your GPU cannot drive it. Having USB5 with a bazillion TB/s means little if your CPU can't handle that data...Another thing is peak hydrocarbons, which will also make stuff harder, but I guess if you are a technology optimist, you also believe in infinite growth and infinite energy?The only energy received by earth is sunrays, the only way these are stored on earth is by photosyntesis, we have burned millions of years of sunlight in 200 years.
I had the first Oculus DK1, and DK2 and now I have a Vive... I have made a MMO for VR, so that's the saddest part, the death of Moore's law means that the matrix will never become reality in my lifetime, atleast until we get a new async HDMI/OpenGL pipeline (again async is hard). But you are right new standards and protocols will emerge, what you have to look at is what do they deliver (I'm sceptical Vulkan will produce anything else than over engineered platforms). The lithography is the bottleneck, everything hinges off that. Resolution on screens will not increase if your GPU cannot drive it. Having USB5 with a bazillion TB/s means little if your CPU can't handle that data...
Another thing is peak hydrocarbons, which will also make stuff harder, but I guess if you are a technology optimist, you also believe in infinite growth and infinite energy?
The only energy received by earth is sunrays, the only way these are stored on earth is by photosyntesis, we have burned millions of years of sunlight in 200 years.
