Recent RF technology roadmapping activities and conclusions are reviewed. Mainstream opportunities and technological constraints are reviewed or proposed. The frequency below which Si technologies displace III-V technologies for most active device functions except power amplifiers will continue to increase. RFIC integration levels will continue to increase until limited by power amplifiers, filters, or on-chip isolation. Handsets will integrate more computing power but become limited by available spectrum to communicate. The bandwidth of interconnects within a chip and within a rack will become limited by fundamental skin-effect losses or by the cost, density, or power consumption of optical interconnects. Various economic constraints may also slow or limit technological progress in each of these areas.