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NVIDIA Reigns. But this company could take over the future.

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This new chip can run at the speed of light and it's changing the game. "TF3" could replace silicon entirely and one American company is producing it commercially. Clients already include NASA and top medical research institutions. It's still under the radar - and that's the opportunity.
 
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This new chip can run at the speed of light and it's changing the game. "TF3" could replace silicon entirely and one American company is producing it commercially. Clients already include NASA and top medical research institutions. It's still under the radar - and that's the opportunity. Don't wait for Wall Street to wake up on this. Details here.
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