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@@ -83,8 +83,8 @@ FOSSHW.
 
 Open Scalable Vector ISAs include MRISC32/64 (in early development) and
 RISC-V RVV. Advocates of RISC-V have been discovering to their dismay
-that RVV and RISC-V has fundamental issues that cannot be fixed.
-Additionally, submission of ISA modifications requires RISCV Foundation
+that RVV and RISC-V ISA has fundamental design issues that cannot be fixed.
+Additionally, submission of RISCV ISA modifications requires RISCV Foundation
 Membership which puts us under impossible conflict of interest with
 Full Transparency Conditions not only with NLnet but also with
 EU Auditing Requirements.  By direct contrast OPF External RFC Submission
@@ -92,10 +92,37 @@ does not require Secrecy.
 
 ## What are significant technical challenges you expect to solve during the project, if any?
 
-
+The main challenge is one of communication. The majority of the technical
+development has been done thanks to NLnet
+but it was so complex and comprehensive that it risks overwhelming the ISA
+WG Members, whose primary driver has of course been IBM for the past 25
+years.
+
+Libre-SOC proposes taking the Power ISA into mainstream computing,
+including Video Decode, 3D, GPU workloads, cryptography, and Desktop
+and Portable devices, all of which are far different from IBM's traditional
+Mainframe-style multi-billion-dollar Supercomputing business.
+We therefore have to be both deeply respectful of their achievements, and
+non-disruptive to their customer base, but
+also appropriately assertive now that the ISA is managed by the OpenPOWER
+Foundation.
 
 ## Describe the ecosystem of the project, and how you will engage with relevant actors and promote the outcomes?
 
+Partly covered above, Libre-SOC is exclusively FOSSHW and fully transparency
+is paramount. That said we recognise that no FOSSHW team is going to
+manufacture FOSS ASICs in 7nm (unless several billion dollars is available
+to buy a Foundry and open up its PDK). To that end RED Semiconductor Ltd
+has been formed which will commercialise Libre-SOC's designs and handle
+any Commercially-confidential matters that a committed FOSSHW team simply
+cannot. Thus, RS will join the OpenPOWER Foundation and help ensure,
+from the "other side of the fence", that matters progress smoothly in
+particular with IBM and other OPF Members.
+
+We are already set to submit presentations through multiple Conferences
+as has been ongoing since 2019 as can be seen at <https://libre-soc.org/conferences> and will continue to submit press releases to
+OPF 
+
 
 # Extra info to be submitted