Queuing queries - best possible way with Pros and cons

Hi,
I have multiple queries on Queues.
Please provide valuable answers and receive good rewards:
1. is it possible to seclude specific one group of business messages (x customer) to seperate queues? this is to ensure that our messages are secluded from other group of business messages(other y customer) and minimize the impact from each other. the existing setup is 10 queues for EOIO (each once in order) and 10 queues for EO (each once), 5 apart for inbound and 5 for outbound.
2. what's the impact to hardware requirement if we're to configure more/seperate queues for one customer - e.g memory consumption and higher CPU ussage (the understanding is that with more queues we should be able to handle more message processing pararrelly at the same time, and on top of that prevent queues clogging up due to system error exception).
3. can we configure the message to be dropped/skipped on error instead of just hanging on the queues which stops other messages from going through?
Thanks for your precious time.
Ramesh

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