From a hobbyist and preservation perspective, it would be cool if this could be used to produce some form of the Apollo 68080 core to revive the 68k architecture a little bit, and build out the Debian m68k port [0][1]. The last "big" 68k chips were produced in 1995 (that would be a 350nm process?) so this could be hugely improved on 130nm. The 68080 core is currently implemented in FPGAs only and is already the fastest 68k hardware out there. With a real chip, people could continue upgrading their Amigas and Ataris.
[0]: http://www.apollo-core.com/ I can't easily find how "open source" it is though, but it's free to download.
[0]: http://www.apollo-core.com/ I can't easily find how "open source" it is though, but it's free to download.
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23668057