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This is a very interesting product from the great Chuck Moore that needs a "killer app" to take off. I wish I had time to invest in it... What's interesting is

by TY 16y ago

This is a very interesting product from the great Chuck Moore that needs a "killer app" to take off. I wish I had time to invest in it... What's interesting is how different this company is from the idea of a startup that most of us here have in our heads. Just look at the team and try to figure out what the average age of the company is: http://www.greenarraychips.com/home/about/bios.html http://www.greenarraychips.com/home/about/bios.html I wonder if this has something to do with the fact that chip design requires a lot of experience or the fact that these people just happen to be in great Chuck Moore's professional network. Or likely both.

nadam 16y ago
I think both. Plus consumer web applications and consumer smart phone apps and social media apps are some kind of fashion among young people. (I am 35 years old and even I feel the generational differences from younger folks a bit.) Older folks are not so sensitive to fashions. Edit: or maybe every generation have a love affair with the topic which is the 'next big thing' of their youth? Maybe in 2040 a social media startup will be founded by old folks, while the young guys will be enhusiastic about something completely different? My father is a mechanical engineer, I am a programmer, maybe my son will have the profession regarding the 'next big thing'.
- ebiester 16y ago
  Or, we have the domain experience of social and mobile. Many don't have the domain experience of... say health care.