Or what about no more HDDs and SSDs, just computers running on direct CPU-registers and secure non-volatile hyper-capacity hyper-fast RAM (terabytes). Only non-bloated non-SaaS open source operating systems taking only kilobytes, maybe megabytes in size. Apps are either free forever or one-time-only (non-subscription) based. Apple's, Google's, and Microsoft's extremely huge and bloated force-updating bloatware spyware operating systems would be irrelevant and useless for the world. Instead we could use powerful privacy-respecting people-friendly and energyefficient hardware with featherlight non-bloated software. An Internet where privacy is default.
There are already some companies slowly but surely working on this, like Purism with their Librem 5 phone, and Proton Technologies AG with their ProtonMail. In about 10 years or less, huge companies like Microsoft is no longer relevant. Yes, sorry for being slightly off-topic, I'm just trying to show that software companies depends on hardware companies and vice versa. Anyone remember Nokia with their Nokia 3310 phone released in 2000 (over 2 decades ago)? A GSM-only phone with only 1 kilobyte of memory, but look at all the things it could do.