“Scalable designs are always decentralized… building a fabric… attach to memory… attached to COGS and GATS.”
“Our approach is to open up the matter compiler as a foundry… let the world invent what those devices should be.”
TBPN · Muse Wonder, Social Reckoning Review, Apple HomeView | Eli Manning & Michael Waldron, Anjney Midha, William Chu & Negin Oliver, Neal Stephenson, Ravi Gupta & John Hegeman, Jack Goldburg, Oege de Moor, Nick Talken, Jeff Holden
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Plan to operate the matter compiler as an open foundry, letting external innovators submit designs for micro-machines to be fabricated
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