> If they actually have a team of engineers that could develop chips with far more computational power in relation to their size and energy requirements than an

> If they actually have a team of engineers that could develop chips with far more computational power in relation to their size and energy requirements than anything else on the market, you'd have to wonder why they'd think persuading consumers to put Bitcoin miners in their pocket was the most promising avenue to monetise. Basically, if they've got the tech to do this, they could get rich just by selling that tech, and not screwing around with Bitcoin