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We often talk about scaling fast, but posts like this remind us that the hardware foundation can make or break the entire project. It’s not just about getting to the finish line it’s about doing it right. Kudos to Vithsutra Technologies for bringing this issue to light and providing actionable insights for founders and builders!
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