>It's why they publish papers about their in-house tech but never have the guts to put it out there for the general public to experiment with. You must live on

>It's why they publish papers about their in-house tech but never have the guts to put it out there for the general public to experiment with. You must live on another planet. What other company half-asses myriad products where the engineer in charge gets a promotion only for them to die out in a few years, and all in public?