My worry is that they're not bringing anything new to the table except "this is actually possible if you will it". On the flipside Canon's Nanoimprint Lithogra

My worry is that they're not bringing anything new to the table except "this is actually possible if you will it". On the flipside Canon's Nanoimprint Lithography promises lower cost, even if their feature size is 15nm in practice. They also appear to be having competition now: https://www.zyvexlabs.com/apm/atomically-precise-nano-imprint-lithography-a-brief-story/ https://www.zyvexlabs.com/apm/atomically-precise-nano-imprin... Recently Canon shipped the first commercial device and it appears that this path will see continued development. 15nm(14 advertised) is already good enough for, say, automotive applications.