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Maybe the IoT market. Lots of demand for low-power hardware these days.

• marcosdumay 3y ago
  The Arduino is very expensive on the context of mass-produced circuits. But yeah, maybe they'll use the money to get some cheaper wholesale products. Or maybe they'll expand their hardware to fully support low-scale IoT. I'm not sure there is enough potential for low-scale IoT for that investment to pay off. But doing something cheaper can indeed work, and requires some money. Too bad they aren't explaining what they'll do. The buzzword density of the article doesn't add any confidence that the company managers know what they are doing, but it could be a smoke screen.