At first glance, Unlimited looks like any other computer: a slightly austere black box, much like so many other technological objects. A warning on the side of its removed cover even forbids opening it: someone has defied the authorisation and exposed the inside of this mysterious device. There, a printed circuit board tells the story of Moore’s law, a prediction made in 1965 that continues to shape how we think about computing, even though it has proved far too ambitious (by a factor of about a million!). Unlimited invites us to step back from this belief, embedded deep within the systems we use every day and still invoked as a reference in the industry.