IMO, it sounds like total vaporware to me. Like, maybe this is their concept, which they hope to deliver in five to ten years.
I'm not going to believe one word about this product until I see it in the real world hands of multiple users.
I'm not going to believe one word about this product until I see it in the real world hands of multiple users.
No one else comes close.
I want to see another level of revolutionary processing beyond that. And I don't think there's another company in the world that can do that today, or likely to be able to do that in five years. Maybe ten years. Perhaps. I hope.