Must be a coincidence then. Sounds like you missed the presentation in Mountain View.

There they handed out literature stating G-series appliance is powered by Glassware 2.0. It was big black bold print on one of their handouts.

Was that you Hugo? Did you figure out what the G in G-series stands for?

Looks like there was a big block buy at 3.87 right after 11am. Somebody could pull the exact trade but on my chart it looks like about 40k share block.

From the comments I am reading on these web pages discussing the new G-Series VM's, it appears that their real utility is if they are paired with premium storage. I wonder if Microsoft Premium Storage is related to SnapCloud.

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/storage/premium-storage/

Two concepts that keep me buying more right now (I bought more Friday):

Avg price/sales ratio for the s&p 500 is 1.8. We are approx. at a p/s of 1.

Microsoft will be white labeling our storage products.

Right now s3d has yet to demonstrate to the market that their revenues are growing. Any company can make a projection.

I am content sitting back and watching the story unfold. Anyone who thinks the market always prices stocks perfectly and a low price must mean something more should invest in a mutual fund, not a microcap.

The acquisition of overland is finally making more sense to me. We can turn past overland sales into recurring revenue stream.

I just registered for the May 20 event. I'm not a techie, but I will try to report back what I learn.

(Thank you for registering. We look forward to seeing you on May 20th to learn about Sphere 3D's technology and solutions for the "Next Cloud".)

I think those OEMs have established relationships with Tanberg and Overland. There would have been a pr if they were related to glassware or v3 or dco imo.

"The company has already indicated that Q414 will exceed revenue expectations with a figure of approximately $9m, and this was calculated without any revenues recognized from the merger acquisition, since it didn't officially close until 12/1/14."

The 9 million includes 1 month of the newly merged entity. They merged on 12/1 and q4 ends on 12/31. So if ovrl/ tanberg has revenue of approx 7 million per qtr, S3D contributed 2 million.

Does anyone have any insight into our patents? Do we have a patent on the concept of the microvisor?

I can't wrap my head around why Keen would post that windows 10 article unless it had something to do with ANY. Otherwise he is just sharing an article of how a competitor developed a product that will render some of ANYs benefits useless. Not only that, to me, posting that article is a bit misleading if it doesn't have anything to do with ANY.

I also see projected revenue run rate of 160m to be 120m legacy ovrl and 40m glassware/vdi.

Didn't the 9 million include one month of ovrl revenue? Or was acquisition after the qtr?

We have had some buyers today. Lots of volume on the ask all morning. 12,000 share ask got whittled down to 2,000.

In my Ameritrade account there is a news titled "Sphere 3D resumes trading", so it appears we were halted for a bit.

Ignore all prognostications from Sierra. I'm still waiting on her last prediction of TSLA buying KNDI.

Vsphere was introduced in 2009, so it doesn't appear to be related to our sphere.

Is vsphere by vmware a collaboration with between vm and sphere? If so, that is huge.

I'm trying to gauge the revenue to sphere from this one deal alone. Any idea on the revenue per chromebook per month is? $5 per chromebook per month over $1.5 million annually.

Aug 15 earnings should be a big milestone. Hoping June numbers are big once local Hangzhou subsidies hit. We already know that April production numbers are bigger than any month in q1.

New competition will come soon, so they need the growth rates to expand at a faster pace. Looks like blfs is coming out with a similar product towards the end of this year.

Good point.

The SA article states Microsoft has a competing product. Is that true?

Wind- some numbers are out already. Revs were about 1.8 million in this last qtr if my math is right.