Three years ago Ken joined us on X audio spaces and made these grandiose claims.
That he was building a new kind of computing.
To be honest he was a little hard to believe.
Which is why innovators often lead lonely lives.
Doug Engelbart told me personally about getting fired
AI isn’t hitting a wall because we need more GPUs.
It’s hitting a wall because execution is inefficient.
The real bottleneck has shifted to the execution layer:
• Instruction lifecycle
• Memory movement
• Scheduling
That’s where performance, power, and cost are now
