In the grand scheme of things, the market for a tenkeyless/60% buckling spring board is quite small compared to the overall mechanical keyboard market, which itself is fairly small compared to the keyboard market in general. And buckling spring boards require a fairly specialized set of tooling for manufacture. Also, as far as I know, the Unicomp is the company that actually holds the patents for the buckling spring keyswitch, which it purchased from IBM quite some time ago, and they aren't really all that on the ball when it comes to updating their manufacturing process.