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> There has got to be something better than the semiconductor industry we have today, which has ridiculous barriers to entry. I am curious about your exact mea
by robinsoh 5y ago
> There has got to be something better than the semiconductor industry we have today, which has ridiculous barriers to entry.
I am curious about your exact meaning. When you say barriers to entry, it sounds like you're implying the "semiconductior industry we have today" is actively putting up barriers to prevent you from entering? Is that what you are trying to say? If so, please elaborate so that we can understand what these barriers you are facing are.
Or is it just that you're acknowledging that it actually costs many billions to build up a commercially viable fab?
- robinsoh 5y agoI notice no response and yet downvotes. Parent claims there are "ridiculous barriers to entry" implying patent thickets by the "semiconductor industry we have today" or something along those lines. I can't help but notice no further explanation was provided to substantiate parent's claims.