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Looking at it, it's probably not BS. The tech exists. However, they will NEVER get funded.

Nvidia and AMD have been sitting on technology and not using it for GPUs for a very long time. Why? The same reason Intel sat on technology for DECADES before releasing it. Back in the 90s, Intel had the tech to create extremely fast chips but they did not so that they could milk the marketplace, having people upgrade 10 or 12 times instead of just once. AMD and Nvidia are doing this today. (Intel has lost the script a long time ago -- they have no new technology.)

There has been tremendous breakthroughs in the world of silicon. Not only can they make extremely fine chips accurately and consistently, but they can layer them. I'm talking tech that has already been demonstrated. Power consumption is way down too, so heat is not such a big problem anymore. It's been a question of how many "cores" and how much memory we can pack into the tightest space possible, and because of advancement, that number has gone way up recently. CPUS/GPUs aren't getting faster, but they can run in parallel with orders of magnitude more cores.

If this guy is doing what I think he is doing, then it's probably not a scam. But there is ONE major roadblock between actually making the graphics cards: He basically needs to build his own chip fab, which costs billions and billions. Who is going to give him that money? No one except idiot consumers (who will never get their investment returned.)

That said, there is currently massive investments in US-based chip fabs (the only country that could possibly pull off this new tech) now that Trump is signaling he will impose tariffs. Maybe his idea is to rent some time from one of these chip fabs to build his GPUs. I don't know.

The key point here is that even if he raises the funds to build that chip fab, by the time it is completed, 5 or 10 years from now, the tech will have ALREADY moved on, Nvidia and AMD will eat his lunch, selling their chips at his price minus $1, and he will never sell enough chips to recover the costs. If he does build a chip fab, it'll be making cheap consumer memory for thumb drives by the time he can turn it on.

Remember, computer parts are sold at the highest price the market can bear, not at cost. The actual cost for today's hardware is a fraction of what we are paying. Chips are ridiculously cheap to make when you are running at full capacity. We could be making way better stuff at way lower prices, but then no one would be recuperating the massive investments required to build the first chip. We are paying TODAY for tech developed and invested in 10 years ago.

The direction for chips over the last 5 years has been improvements to efficiency. The more efficient a chip is, the more work you can do for less power, but importantly, less HEAT. Using this new knowledge, we can absolutely build chips that make virtually no heat but do thousands of times the work the current gen stuff does. Apple is already building chips like this and putting them in their phones.

Chinks aren't making the GPUs. Or rather, they aren't designing them. They don't even work in the chip fabs. All they do is put the chips that work in a box and press a button. Even then, it's probably automated, so their job is just to plastic wrap the package and put it on the truck.

Chip tech has advanced way more than people understand. Manufacturers are still trying to milk their factories for as much money as possible, so they release better and better chips each year to get people to buy more of them. Intel did this back in the 90s with their CPUs. AMD and Nvidia are doing it with GPUs. In AMD's case, they aren't even worried about Nvidia since they own the rest of the market. Their chips are way better than anything anyone else can make nowadays.