"Talk to a panel of professionals at EEWA and learn what life is really like after college."

"I am a former Qualcomm engineer with a background in electrical engineering, computer science and materials science engineering."

IMO...For now...NOT a whole lot of room in any of them any more....unless you're involved in super conductor studies. As is happening to e.Digital , if you put ideas to patent too early and allow others to study your ideas, you might lose once the studies become prevalent for industry use.

I equate e.Digital in the same type struggle as Nikola Tesla(inventor of AC current) against the behemoth Edison(proliferator of DC current). Edison garnered the greater fame even though AC current was better by far.

Sandisk vs. e.Digital.....who has the better principles and framework within the matrix of NAND type memory, or any type memory?

"Today, my practice is a mix of patent prosecution and litigation."

IMO...He knows it and it's why he represents instead of practising his taught disciplines. His trade now is to discover what others have devised within a shrinking industry. He's involved in e.Digital because he knows that when it comes to software logic principles....it does not matter what the materials science is, non-superconductor, or superconductor.

doni