My take on this is that Nvidia knew fine well that their code would be broken. And in short order too.
I reckon this was just lip-service to consumers, and possibly their investors, that they're "doing something about those bad cryptominers that are making us loads of money".
Plus, whenever something is marketed as unbreakable, I picture guys reading it saying "Oh really? Challenge accepted!"
I reckon this was just lip-service to consumers, and possibly their investors, that they're "doing something about those bad cryptominers that are making us loads of money".
Plus, whenever something is marketed as unbreakable, I picture guys reading it saying "Oh really? Challenge accepted!"