You're right, there are a number of avenues that are viable alternatives to the gpu monopoly. I like the fact that these can be made with just mass-printed mul

You're right, there are a number of avenues that are viable alternatives to the gpu monopoly. I like the fact that these can be made with just mass-printed multiplication (and in ternary computing's case - addition) gates which require little more than 10 year old tech which is already widely distributed.