yes - you don't UNLESS you are running a test volume on a completed memory chip to demonstrate the cost advantage of that run is 'revenue positive' compared to one of your current lines (10x is the desired ratio) thereby improving that 10B bottom line that proves out the commercial adoption advantage that any acquirer will demand of themselves before they entertain handing over premium coin ... two words sum it up 'productivity and competitiveness' - that is the definition of innovation and it really needs to be 'proven' on test volume - everything else really does take a back seat
I think that's hard for some to come to grips with -
just my view of course
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