No funding by giants; not a public company. The SEC rules prevent us from talking further (we're too busy to go to jail for breaking the securities regs), but i

No funding by giants; not a public company. The SEC rules prevent us from talking further (we're too busy to go to jail for breaking the securities regs), but if you are interested in the business side of the company then you can sign up at MillComputing.com/investor-list; it's a low-traffic mailing list where we announce opportunities. In heavy semiconductor you don't really move out of "when its done" until the FPGA proof-of-principle is working. That's over a year plus "when it's done" :-)