Generally, the modern computing age is recognized with the advent of personal computers, which dates back to 1970's, primarily the Altair, which was one of the earliest publically available PCs on the market. Going forward 50 years is nearly impossible to predict as current manufacturing has reached the practical end of Moore's Law, generally recognized as 1-nanometer lithography, where the circuit starts operating at the atomic level. Quantum combined supercomputing looks to hold a good deal of merit over the next ten years, but what comes next is difficult to predict as the industry is running into the laws of physics as the primary constraint.
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