Will computers keep improving at the same rate as in the past?

Will computers keep improving at the same rate as in the past?

These last few years ive always had it in my mind that cpu's and gpu's are close to about as much performance you could get. That they couldnt improve much more. Due to the limits of silicon and whatnot. Am I wrong?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore's_law

Cool according to Moor's Law there should be a slowing in 2013 where the doubling rate of transistors will occur every 3 years instead of two. I believe nothing is infinite and there will be a slowing that will inevitably stall at some point. However, this could rectified by new tech altogether.

With current technology, you're limited by the size of the atom - Moore's law is just as much about the number of transistors in the same area as anything else.

The switch to more "GPU-like" processing is likely to be the next big jump for computers (which we're starting to see with APUs). Concepts like organic/genetic computing are a long way off, so exploiting existing mass market parallel processing (i.e. cheaper and well researched) is going to be the way forward for the time being.

Most likely. And imagine if there would be a breakthrough in optical computing, just as an example.