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| Identifier | Known definition | Similarity to NHDT-994.RI | |------------------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------| | NHDT-993.RI | (Hypothetical predecessor) | High | | XRPD-994.RI | X-ray powder diffraction reference | Moderate (suffix match) | | NH994-RI | Naval Hydrodynamics test 994, RI lab | Low | NHDT-994.RI

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| Year | Milestone | Relevance | |------|-----------|-----------| | 2018 | Initiation of Neuro‑Hybrid Data‑Transport concept in DARPA AQUA program. | Established the need for deterministic, high‑throughput links resilient to radiation. | | 2020 | Publication of the seminal paper “Silicon‑Photonic Interposers for Fault‑Tolerant Computing” (IEEE JSSC). | Provided the photonic foundation that NHDT‑994.RI later leverages. | | 2021‑2022 | NHDT Inc. formed; early silicon‑photonic prototypes (NHDT‑101, NHDT‑202) demonstrated 100 Gb/s deterministic links. | Proved the feasibility of integrating neural‑inspired error‑correction directly on the link. | | 2023 | First flight‑qualified version (NHDT‑770.RI) flown aboard NASA’s Lunar Gateway test payload. | Validated radiation hardness and low‑power operation in space. | | 2024 | Release of NHDT‑994.RI, incorporating HBM 3 + MRAM, expanded lane count, and a re‑architected Neuro‑Integrity Engine (NIE). | Marks the transition from prototype to commercial‑grade product. | | 2025 | Integration in multiple autonomous‑vehicle platforms (e.g., Tesla Full‑Self‑Driving 5.0, Waymo’s Urban‑V). | Demonstrates cross‑domain adoption beyond aerospace. | | 2026 (current) | Ongoing standardization effort within the IEEE 802.3bs‑RI working group, aiming to codify the deterministic‑latency profile of NHDT‑994.RI. | Anticipates broader ecosystem support and interoperability. |