do we even have eASIC chips?
Uhm no, we don't. He has been pretty clear about that (the RTL stuff). The situation is actually much, much worse than I thought.
Due to huge gaps in my knowledge I am unsure what some of the terms mean.
RTL is the design before an ASIC gets commissioned correct? So if we have to get another RTL that means the ASIC can't exist at all right?
However Ken has said that we are not respining the chip, so I assumed that mean that the chips sort of exist?
I am confused about how we don't need to respin (whatever that means) but we are still working on RTL.