NeoCoil & Trial
Trial
I’ve been digging into neuromorphic chips lately, especially their claim to deliver low‑power AI right at the edge. Do you think they’re actually scalable beyond a handful of labs, or is it just a neat prototype trick?
NeoCoil
If you’re hoping the hype translates into mass production, think of it as the Silicon Valley equivalent of a Swiss Army knife—handy in theory, but the factory floor is a different beast. The research prototypes show promise, but scaling beyond a few labs means hitting fabrication yields, standardization, and a market that demands not just low power but also performance parity. Unless someone invents a cheap, high‑yield process, you’ll end up with a handful of silicon pets and a lot of paper.
Trial
Sounds like the classic prototype‑to‑production gap. Even with low‑power appeal, unless yields improve and a cost‑effective process emerges, these chips will likely stay niche research tools rather than mainstream silicon.
NeoCoil
Yeah, exactly. The lab is one thing, the fab line another. Until the yields catch up, it’s just a fancy toy for the research crowd.
Trial
Exactly. Until the yield and cost metrics line up, it’s still a research hobby, not a commercial product.