Increasing capital costs and consequent dependence on huge volumes have been a defining feature of the semiconductor industry since the invention of the integra

Increasing capital costs and consequent dependence on huge volumes have been a defining feature of the semiconductor industry since the invention of the integrated circuit. AFAICT this technology will have no impact on the low end hobbyist end of the market, but rather (if all works out) enables those $zillion behemoths to produce ever faster systems since they won't be as bottlenecked by off-chip bandwidth as they are with today's PCB's.