As a scientist used to running simulations on parallell computers, my immediate response is "show me one use case where this is faster than four sandy bridge core i7 desktops connected with Gb ethernet using OpenMX to get low latency". Even though you can boast a decent core count, those cores are connected through a really crappy high latency network (the internet).

Basically, there is no scientist in the world today who doesn't have the funding needed to scrape together four used core i7s and network them. Unless you can significantly beat that performance level, you're not "democratizing access to supercomputing for the scientists that need it" in any meaningful way. If you are significantly faster, even for just one particular application, that should be up front and center on you FAQ.