So it's not actually wood then. It's cellulose with epoxy.
This is not in the slightest "greener".
"Fungi and moisture that exist in the wild are needed for the chips to begin to decompose"
The chips are encapsulated in a plastic package, they are not going to have fungi or moisture near them.
And the silicon in a normal chip is not really a recycling problem - the planet is basically made of the stuff.
This is a solution looking for a problem, and I'm quite certain this is the last we'll ever hear of it.
So it's not actually wood then. It's cellulose with epoxy.
This is not in the slightest "greener".
"Fungi and moisture that exist in the wild are needed for the chips to begin to decompose"
The chips are encapsulated in a plastic package, they are not going to have fungi or moisture near them.
And the silicon in a normal chip is not really a recycling problem - the planet is basically made of the stuff.
This is a solution looking for a problem, and I'm quite certain this is the last we'll ever hear of it.