As far as direct competition goes, not relevant because M1 chip is processing not storage. The part of this I think is relevant to wbt holders is that wbt are trying to mimic the ARM commercialisation strategy (licensing IP) ARM are fabless, in this example TSMC are the production fab, and apple are the customer. ARM recently sold for USD$40 billion. So companies can get massive valuations going down this commercialisation route. And dealing with customers like apple down the track is a possibility.
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