Yes. I think in the long run we'll look back at the death of Moore's law scaling as the beginning of a new era in innovation. Since it will no longer be possible to defeat clever chip designs through "brute force" process shrinking we'll see an explosion of new (and old) designs.

It is my hope that more fabrication for existing node sizes will be built such that prices will drop precipitously, enabling even small teams such as university engineering schools to design and build radically different computer architectures and actually have them fabricated.