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i just want to add that Qualcomm is the 3. largest chip maker in the world
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Topic: [2015-03-10] CD: Bitcoin Startup 21 Announces $116 Million All-Star Backing (Read 1044 times)
March 10, 2015, 02:06:46 PM
yeah that could be possible, thx for that.
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i just want to add that Qualcomm is the 3. largest chip maker in the world - cool.
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i just want to add that Qualcomm is the 3. largest chip maker in the world
- cool. 
March 10, 2015, 01:51:06 PM
big news. next generation hardware for mass-market? maybe even 2.0 miners? 
A miner is unlikely. My bet is on an embedded Bitcoin wallet. A wallet embedded in your TV (for example) would be much better than the current pay-per-view system.
Another possibility is an embedded bitcoin node. That would be fantastic for Bitcoin, but I don't know why anyone would pay for one.
March 10, 2015, 01:26:40 PM
Bitcoin Startup 21 Announces $116 Million All-Star Backing
Stealth bitcoin startup 21 Inc, formerly 21e6, has announced new information about its funding history, staff members and investors, revealing it has raised $116m in fundraising over multiple rounds.
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Pauker told the news source that 21 aims to leverage Qualcomm’s production capabilities to develop a suite of undisclosed products to be released in the coming months.
Co-founder Balaji Srinivasan, a partner at VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, compared the ambitions of the project to the development of 56-kilobit Internet modems and wireless Internet towers, suggesting a long-term vision that helps bring bitcoin to consumer households.
http://www.coindesk.com/21-record-116-million-funding-all-star-investors/
big news. next generation hardware for mass-market? maybe even 2.0 miners?
Stealth bitcoin startup 21 Inc, formerly 21e6, has announced new information about its funding history, staff members and investors, revealing it has raised $116m in fundraising over multiple rounds.
...
Pauker told the news source that 21 aims to leverage Qualcomm’s production capabilities to develop a suite of undisclosed products to be released in the coming months.
Co-founder Balaji Srinivasan, a partner at VC firm Andreessen Horowitz, compared the ambitions of the project to the development of 56-kilobit Internet modems and wireless Internet towers, suggesting a long-term vision that helps bring bitcoin to consumer households.
http://www.coindesk.com/21-record-116-million-funding-all-star-investors/
big news. next generation hardware for mass-market? maybe even 2.0 miners?
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