Yes, as I said, the technology accelerates things somewhat. But to put it in a computer science context, it's like slightly reducing the constant on an O(n^3) algorithm. You're making things faster, sure, but you're not really going to affect the time to create a vaccine.

Said differently: the slow part of creating a vaccine is doing the trials to make sure you have safe and effective target.

Yes, that was literally the point I made in the first comment. Not sure what we're arguing about.