This Moore's Law coming to an end meme reminds me of Voyager 1 leaving the solar system. You could just replace the text in the xkcd and it would be just as funny: http://xkcd.com/1189/
This is the only valid response! Classical scaling (aka Moore's law) ended with the 130nm node more than 10 years ago. The business model has been slowly changing since then.
Can you expand on this? What happened after 130nm that was different than the previous scaling?
Companies started to introduce new technological features starting with the 90nm node. This slide is a nice top level summary: