I don't think I ever implied we started this for money. We started working on the technology because it was exciting and enabled us to run LLMs locally. We wouldn't have started this company if someone else came along and did it, but we waited a month or two and didn't see anyone making progress. It just so happens that hardware is capital intensive, so making hardware means you need access to a lot of capital through grants (which Dartmouth didn't have for chip hardware) or venture capital (which we're going for now). I'm not sure where you got the idea we're doing this solely for money when I explicitly said "We were essentially nerd-sniped into working on this problem"