Ann: Weebit Nano Q3 FY22 Activities Report and Appendix 4C, page-15

"The agreements currently cover SkyWater’s 130nm Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor(CMOS) process, which is a sweet spot for a broad range of applications such as analog, power management, automotive and IoT designs, where Weebit’s ReRAM technology provides significantcompetitive advantages, including better retention and endurance than existing embedded Flash technology."

This paragraph is from the actual ASX announcement if the Skywater partnership. "SWEET SPOT" for a broad range of applications". Coby has said on numerous webinars that the 130nm node is one of the biggest as many products do not need miniaturisation which adds expense to production costs the smaller the node.
Volume production is the recognised term for production at scale or mass production. Specialist production is niche production.
Skywater did not take a complete line off production to qualify WBT ReRam for 18 months for niche/ specialised production.
You do say at the end your post is guess work. Please do more research on WBT as we do not want to misinform new shareholders, especially at a highly volatile time in the overall market.
Our BOD and Management have a clear and well communicated strategy to get to mass production as quickly as possible and picked the 130nm node for that purpose. Every other node will follow after 130nm is qualified and in production. We need to trust the experience and expertise at WBT and Leti IMO.