clarify

diff --git a/updates/023_2020mar26_decoder_emulator_started.mdwn b/updates/023_2020mar26_decoder_emulator_started.mdwn
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--- a/updates/023_2020mar26_decoder_emulator_started.mdwn
+++ b/updates/023_2020mar26_decoder_emulator_started.mdwn
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 So many things happened since the last update they actually need to go
-in the main update, even in summary form.  One big thing: Raptor Engineering
-sponsored us with remote access to a TALOS II Workstation!
+in the main update, even in summary form.  One big thing:
+[Raptor CS](https://www.raptorcs.com/)
+sponsored us with remote access to a Monster spec'd TALOS II Workstation!
 
 # Introduction
 
@@ -136,7 +137,8 @@ much larger set of floating-point status flags and exceptions than most
 other ISAs.
 
 Thanks to RaptorCS for giving us remote access to a Power9 system,
-since that makes it much easier verifying that the test cases are correct.
+since that makes it much easier verifying that the test cases are correct
+(more on this below).
 
 API Docs for stable releases of both
 [simple-soft-float](https://docs.rs/simple-soft-float) and
@@ -148,7 +150,7 @@ specifically coded exclusively for Libre-SOC: like softfloat-3 itself
 they're intended for *general-purpose* use by other projects.  These are
 exactly the kinds of side-benefits for the wider Libre community that
 sponsorship, from individuals, Foundations (such as NLNet) and Companies
-(such as Purism and Raptor Engineering) brings.
+(such as Purism and Raptor CS) brings.
 
 # OpenPOWER Conference calls