"I can't tell you when but it is definitely in the future
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At least you have tried to establish timelines for TCG glory in the past, which is braver than most. But without a timeline, a prediction is toothless. In the long run we are all dead.
Maybe your "timeline" favours the human gene pool? Or it will be crystallised by robotic life? Or maybe it will be employed to secure the virtual multiverse against the invasion of physical forms of existence?
At this point, hardware security is used by OS vendors for their own purposes. That explains the security industry's investment. On the basis of what we have seen up to now, I see no reason to assume enterprises or consumers will assert control of the hardware space using Wave's software. But who knows. Maybe Solms will bend the arc of Wave's revenues northwards.
We've heard suggestions of enterprise lead times. We pushed through a few of them and moved the goal posts. Here we are 9 months after the VSC2.0 product launch with no major orders. And folks are beginning to look to the next product in the usual way.
The only thing immune from failure with Wave is the certainty of the premise that hardware security is inevitable. Long live the meme.
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