If the Nazis had won the war, where do you think the world would be technologically?

I believe that much the Nazi's unconventional technological advances stemmed from the harsh conditions imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. The world 'understood' what military power was supposed to look like, and the world limited Germany's conventional military power. They limited battleships, army divisions, etc, everything that the world understood to be a military threat. In order to circumvent this treaty, they created unconventional, new, creative, high-risk high-reward projects in order to build military power while staying within the bounds of the treaty. Without reason or need to be unconventional and skirt the edges of possibility and practicality, I don't think a victorious 3rd Reich would spend its treasure on improving upon the 'perfection' that won the war for them. I do, however, believe that a longer WWII, or a truce with a still intact 3rd Reich, would've prolonged that necessity to produce new and unpredicted technology.