When there's a new, far superior way of doing things, it always catches on. But usually there are several different versions of this new way, with slightly dif

When there's a new, far superior way of doing things, it always catches on. But usually there are several different versions of this new way, with slightly different properties, trade-offs and non-product features (like marketing, support, compatibility, price etc) - which of these wins out is a crap-shoot. That's why some companies, investors and customers back different versions... and the pragmatic ones wait for a market leader to emerge.