>Disruptive technologies are rarely (if ever)
>adopted by the incumbents, since they have too much vested interest.
Interestingly this is a key strategy for uVM. Because I am not competing
with Microchip rather I am building a bridge for them to enter the java
market I am hoping to get uVM to be a linecard product for Microchip and
then for others also..
The symbiance is very natural and is totally in line with their long term
wireless objectives.. If this was achieved, Java could 'just happen' in this
market segment - like a phase shift. But to do this Java has to have no
'down side'
This is not a $50M cash burned prediction but my gut is telling me it could
happen (or is that just wishful thinking..)
James Caska
http://www.muvium.com
'Java Bred for Embedded'
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