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The Knowledge and Know-how Connection
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June 19, 2013
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Why 10 years until production applications for the two chips? That seems like a very long time whilst similar R & D work involving multiple companies could leap frog the technology. Isn't that a bit risky, or is Big Blue the only funded entity asked to do this particular advanced work?
Joe Pritchard, MIS/Facilities Manager, CISSP, TransCore