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It's because they originally designed around a QFN packaged chip - later switching to a flip chip BGA (FCBGA) package. There was (and is) hardware on the marke
by stevenrace 14y ago
It's because they originally designed around a QFN packaged chip - later switching to a flip chip BGA (FCBGA) package.
There was (and is) hardware on the market that could be adapted to work - but the folks who sell hardware based AES256 applications tend to deal only in the financial/military circles.
Being 'first to market' in btc ASICs didn't seem to be their top priority (much to many peoples dismay).