Everything is "too new" at some point, and matures over time. But I don't know why a performance comparison would not be meaningful at this point? I mean, it m

Everything is "too new" at some point, and matures over time. But I don't know why a performance comparison would not be meaningful at this point? I mean, it may get obsolete soon, but it's the only way to guide optimizations efforts - you do a test, decide what makes most sense to improve (cost/benefit) and then you fix it. Then you do the test again. I'm sure Bitnine developers do such benchmarks as part of development, but perhaps they decided not to publish that at this point. That's perfectly understandable - development benchmarks are one thing, but publishing the results requires much more care. Particularly when it's a comparison with other products. But hey, there's nothing simpler than doing a quick benchmark on your own - after all, the best benchmark is one modeling your particular use case.