The development of the world's first petahertz transistor at ambient conditions has sparked significant discussion within the tech community. While there seems to be some consensus that the transistor won't operate the same way as traditional transistors at such high frequencies, the implications for processing power and technology could be groundbreaking. This research utilized a commercial graphene transistor, which is noteworthy as it eliminates the extensive cooling or pressure requirements seen in previous technologies like Josephson Junctions. The potential applications of this advancement raise intriguing possibilities, including implications for high-frequency applications such as Bitcoin mining. However, questions remain about the feasibility of operating at such scales, particularly pertaining to photon usage and propagation delays at petahertz frequencies.