Last November I covered Blaize and its silicon and software strategy, and noted that the company's fairly large team has been focused on early customer engagements to gain insights and accelerate adoption. Now the company, backed by industrial heavyweights such as Samsung, Daimler and Denso, is advancing from development into full production and customer deployment. Blaize claims its silicon is designed to be a "no-compromise" platform that delivers the performance customers need, while delivering it at low cost and low power. From what we now know, the company's claims seem to have merit. Let's take a look at what they have recently announced. The recent announcements disclosed availability (sampling now), efficiency ( 2 TOPS/Watt), pricing (starting at $299) and its new AI Studio software which complements the previously announced Picasso SDK.