It sounds very cool. I've been following them since watching a couple interviews with Jim Keller, and then seeing they're (in part) a Toronto area local company

It sounds very cool. I've been following them since watching a couple interviews with Jim Keller, and then seeing they're (in part) a Toronto area local company. I don't work in machine-learning but find the HW direction really interesting. I could think of a few uses for that kind of high bandwidth vector/matrix crunching that aren't restricted to ML purposes.