Yes (para 2). I am saying that the equipment they have patented absolutely cannot produce the metals/components required, not speaking from a shape perspective, from a materials engineering perspective.
If I am wrong ... I'm sure the Chinese can't wait to buy one, make a 2nd with the original;4;8;16;32;64;128... and start rebadging them.
But really, just kidding, you don't have worry about that for another 40 years or so.
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