I see buzzwords.
They have posted YouTube videos supposedly running emulation of other ISAs within QEMU, which is an common open source program, on top of FPGAs.
Their success in the marketplace will depend on many factors, but most of all I think about being cost-effective.
As an assembly geek, I am curious about their ISA, but extremely little about it has been made public.
I'm a bit disappointed that all things point to the current iteration of Prodigy being a (boring) traditional OoO RISC architecture, with no special features announced other than the emulation potential and support for ridiculously low-precision matrix multiplication.
I would like to see security features, like what ARM, Intel and AMD have added to their line-ups in recent years and which are in development for RISC-V.