This. Unless you are unable to do something and need a new technology to solve a problem, but then, probably be best to stick with things that have a track rec

This. Unless you are unable to do something and need a new technology to solve a problem, but then, probably be best to stick with things that have a track record of just working. If it looks cool do some side R&D with it, but until you see expected results I'd take any new technology with a grain of salt - especially if it's proprietary.