Discussed here more than a few times ...

https://www.chicagotribune.com/opinion/editorials/ct-editorial-stock-market-corruption-20220228-zif3jiujcfdapbxalgy4kdvim4-story.html

Sounds good to me ...

https://twitter.com/POETtech/status/1545363858109255680/photo/1

POET is mentioned in the Photonic Integrated Circuit Market Report as a major player ...

"The major players covered in the photonic integrated circuit market report are NeoPhotonics Corporation, POET Technologies, Infinera Corporation., Intel Corporation, Luxtera, Lumentum Operations LLC, ColorChip, Finisar Corporation, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., II-VI Incorporated, VLC Photonics S.L., TE Connectivity., Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP, Enablence., Broadcom., LioniX International, Nokia, Aifotec Design & Development by Tatjana Glasauer, Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. and ALE International among other domestic and global players. Market share data is available for global, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Middle East and Africa (MEA) and South America separately. DBMR analysts understand competitive strengths and provide competitive analysis for each competitor separately."

https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-photonic-integrated-circuit-market

It has always amazed me how many message board assailants, continue to post about LWLG as if they honestly believe that anything they might post might have some actual credence to what a shareholder accepts to either be true or relevant. LWLG has developed a product that will change the speed of transmitted data to a level that most companies never thought possible.
What makes a message board assailant think anyone would value their comments over those of Dr. Lebby is beyond me.

SHINE launch ...

... there is no way to justify it in my opinion ... ;)

... ;)

JMHO but, if you are "loaning your shares to shorts" you are a sellout to fellow longs ... and that is not something to be proud of.

THANK YOU Steve !!! Great report !!!

I am even more excited after reading your summary ...;) ... THANK YOU !!!

POET Technologies Announces Availability of 400G FR4 and 800G (2x400G FR4) Receive Optical Engines for QSFP-DD and OSFP Transceivers for Cloud Data Centers
June 29 2022 - 08:00AM
GlobeNewswire Inc.

POET Technologies Inc. (“POET” or the “Company”) (TSX Venture: PTK; NASDAQ: POET), the designer and developer of the POET Optical Interposer™ and Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) for the data center and tele-communication markets, today announced the availability of its 400G FR4 and 800G (2x400G FR4) Receive (RX) Optical Engines based on the POET Optical Interposer, a unique hybrid integration photonics packaging platform.
The company has shipped samples to multiple lead customers and expects the 400G FR4 Receive Optical Engine to be in production at Super Photonics, its JV with Sanan IC, by the end of Q3 2022. The 400G FR4 Receive Optical Engine integrates four 56 Gigabaud photodetectors each operating at 100 Gigabits/second speed with a low-loss AWG (Arrayed Waveguide Grating)-based demultiplexer that is monolithically integrated on the Optical Interposer. A single mode optical fiber with LC connector is attached to the Optical Engine for seamless integration in a 400GBASE-FR4 transceiver module.

“We are excited to announce the completion of design, verification testing, and availability of pre-production parts for customers to take advantage of our highly integrated optical engines to build 400G FR4 and 800G (2x400G FR4) transceivers,” said Vivek Rajgarhia, President of POET Technologies. “Our small form factor and easy-to-integrate optical engine enables cost-effective and scalable solutions for cloud data centers. Customers can integrate a single receive engine or dual engines in a QSFP-DD or OSFP pluggable transceiver form factor to achieve a 400GBASE-FR4 or 800G (2x400GBASE-FR4) solution. The shipping of 400G receive samples marks a significant milestone for the Company, as we continue to commercialize multiple products and align them with the needs of customers.”

400G FR4 Receive Optical Engine Key Features:

Four 56 Gigabaud photodetectors each operating at 100 Gigabits/second speed, flip-chipped onto the Optical Interposer and coupled passively to vertical mirrors embedded in the Optical Interposer;
A low-loss AWG (Arrayed Waveguide Grating)-based quad-wavelength demultiplexer that is polarization independent, temperature independent and is monolithically integrated into the optical waveguide layer of the Optical Interposer;
A small size (3.8mm x 10mm) form factor, which enables an 800G Optical Engine in a 2x400G configuration in both QSFP-DD800 and OSFP optical transceiver modules; and
LC connectorized single mode fiber attached to the Optical Engine.
About POET Technologies Inc.
POET Technologies is a design and development company offering integration solutions based on the POET Optical Interposer™ a novel platform that allows the seamless integration of electronic and photonic devices into a single multi-chip module using advanced wafer-level semiconductor manufacturing techniques and packaging methods. POET’s Optical Interposer eliminates costly components and labor-intensive assembly, alignment, burn-in and testing methods employed in conventional photonics. The cost-efficient integration scheme and scalability of the POET Optical Interposer brings value to any device or system that integrates electronics and photonics, including some of the highest growth areas of computing, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles and high-speed networking for cloud service providers and data centers. POET is headquartered in Toronto, with operations in Allentown, PA, Shenzhen, China and Singapore. More information may be obtained at www.poet-technologies.com.

About Super Photonics
Formed as a Joint Venture between POET Technologies Inc. and Xiamen Sanan Integrated Circuit Co., Ltd. (“Sanan IC”) in October 2020, Super Photonics Integrated Circuit Xiamen Co., Ltd. (“Super Photonics” or “SPX”) assembles, tests, packages and sells optical engines based on POET’s patented Optical Interposer (“OI") platform. SPX has established a facility for producing optical engines in Xiamen, China. With a team of engineering and operations staff and clean-room suites with the latest bonding, test and packaging equipment, SPX is engaged in process optimization, manufacture, customer sampling, marketing and sales of POET OI-based optical engines to optical transceiver module companies that supply the world’s leading cloud data center and telecom companies.

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Sherman wins GlobiTech expansion, bringing 1,500 new jobs and $5 billion investment
Texas will provide a $15 million cash grant from its enterprise fund to go along with at least $34 million in local tax incentives.
Silicon wafers, such as these at the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona, are used to...
Silicon wafers, such as these at the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona, are used to make semiconductors.(JOSEP LAGO / AFP via Getty Images)
By Matthew Griffin

7:49 AM on Jun 27, 2022


Sherman has scored its second major semiconductor-related expansion with GlobiTech selecting the North Texas city for a new $5 billion plant producing silicon wafers.

The subsidiary of Taiwan-based GlobalWafers Co. will create 1,500 new jobs. Texas will provide a $15 million cash grant from its enterprise fund to go along with at least $34 million in local tax incentives.

“It’s a big day for North Texas,” Sherman Mayor David Plyler said. “We’re very excited in the city of Sherman to have this kind of facility located here. Of course, the first manufacturing plant of its kind in America in the last 20 years is a big story.”

The new plant will raise Texas’ “global position in the semiconductor industry amid a worldwide chip shortage,” Gov. Greg Abbott said Monday in announcing the decision. GlobiTech joins Dallas-based Texas Instruments and Korea’s Samsung in committing to multibillion-dollar investments in the Lone Star State.

GlobiTech also was considering sites in Ohio and South Korea for expansion. GlobalWafers CEO Doris Hsu said the company received “tremendously competitive proposals.”

Mark England, the company’s president, described the decision as an “exciting and bold investment in my hometown of Sherman.” He said it represents the first new silicon wafer facility in the U.S. in more than two decades.

“Advanced 300 millimeter silicon wafers are currently manufactured in Asia, forcing the U.S. semiconductor industry to rely on imported silicon wafers,” England said in a statement.

GlobiTech, founded in 1999, is based in Sherman and already builds silicon wafers there. It opened the second part of its Sherman plant in 2010.

Monday’s announcement builds on Texas Instruments Inc.’s decision in November to invest as much as $30 billion to construct up to four new semiconductor plants in Sherman.

“We’ve been wanting to grow our industrial base for some time,” Plyler said last week. “High-tech manufacturing is going to chart a new course for Sherman.”

He noted that the Sherman area has attributes attractive to tech manufacturers: a strong workforce, good infrastructure and an abundant water supply. Semiconductor manufacturing uses a lot of water — enough that a drought could cause Texas’ semiconductor industry to lose billions of dollars, a report from Rice University’s Institute for Public Policy found.

Sherman is a good location because wafer-building facilities are already there, said Michael Savoie, professor of operations and supply chain management at the University of North Texas’ Ryan College of Business.

“You’ve got technology there. You’ve got a skilled workforce there. You’ve got a community in Grayson County and in the city of Sherman that are already familiar with the processes,” Savoie said.

To be built in four phases, the 3.2 million-square-foot GlobiTech plant could create between $5 million and $7 million a year in city revenue once completed.

The Sherman Economic Development Corp. approved $20 million in cash payments for the project, as well as the sale of 144 acres of land, valued at $14.4 million, for a nominal price of $1 an acre. GlobiTech also will receive property tax breaks and discounted water and wastewater fees.

Construction is expected to start later this year, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. The company said wafer production could begin as early as 2025.

The plant could ultimately produce 1.2 million silicon wafers a month. The wafers are the starting material for semiconductor fabrication sites, including Texas Instruments and Samsung as well as recently announced U.S. investments by Intel, GlobalFoundries and TSMC. The Commerce Department said the plant will close a critical semiconductor supply chain gap.

“Today’s announcement from GlobalWafers is critical to rebuilding the domestic semiconductor supply chain, strengthening our economic and national security, and creating U.S. manufacturing jobs,” said U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo in a statement. “We are at a make-or-break moment to expand domestic semiconductor production.”

Silicon wafers are largely produced overseas, said Stavros Kalafatis, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Texas A&M University. Many are then imported to countries like Taiwan, where they’re turned into chips that can then be exported to the United States.

Producing wafers in the U.S. makes it easier for domestic manufacturers to produce the chips themselves.

“You put it a lot more into your own control, rather than the international market and environment,” said Kalafatis, who is a former senior director for Intel, which has announced plans to build new chip plants in Arizona and Ohio.

The pandemic highlighted issues with the international supply chain, as lockdowns in Taiwan disrupted chip production, Savoie said. Chip shortages have broad ramifications since they’re needed for everything from cars to vacuum cleaners.

GlobalWafers, which reported revenue of $2.2 billion last year, operates 17 manufacturing sites in nine countries. The company has launched projects to expand its production, according to an investment report, despite pandemic-related headwinds like delays in getting equipment installed.

Matthew Griffin
Matthew Griffin. Matthew is a business writer for The Dallas Morning News. He previously worked as a metro reporter at The Charlotte Observer and covered local government for the Tampa Bay Times. He is a Duke University graduate.

matthew.griffin@dallasnews.com mattg2235

Agree ... and thank you KCCO !!!

Interview with Dr. Lebby ...

https://microcapdaily.com/microcapdaily-interviews-dr-michael-lebby-ceo-of-lightwave-logic-inc-nasdaq-lwlg-on-radical-innovation-needed-to-keep-the-internet-growing-2/

I noticed this gentleman liked the same post as I did referencing Lightwaves Patent news on Linkedin:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-hibbs/

more proof that LWLG IS BEING NOTICED & FOLLOWED by big names in the investment community ... more bad news for the shorts future.

everybody needs to put vaseline on the tips of their boots so it doesn't hurt the "shorts" so much ... ;)

... and his "mentions" are good enough for me ... ;)

GREAT POST ... THANK YOU !!!

Motley Fool has a wide audience ... this is great PR for POET ...
THANKS for posting this article !!!! .... ;)

one flush ought to do it ... ;)

POET and Lightwave Logic will both be presenting ... 28TH – 29TH JUNE, 2022, BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

https://picinternational.net/abstracts

Don't forget that LWLG and POET are both presenting in BRUSSELS at the PIC International Conference on June 28th and 29th ...

https://picinternational.net/abstracts

I am not concerned either because the initial agreement was for 3 years beginning in 2018 ...

"The agreement includes provisions for multiple co-development projects, consignment by POET of newly purchased equipment to be installed in SilTerra’s Malaysian foundry, various support services to be provided by SilTerra, and the purchase of wafers containing Optical Interposer devices from SilTerra over an initial three-year term."

Chances are very good it has been extended ... Singapore and Malaysia are in the same "neighborhood" ... these two companies have history together and I would be shocked if that relationship no longer existed.

Nice to see our "LIGHT" shining bright today ... up about 7% ... ;)

You got that right Scope !!! .... ;)

Hey cap, please post your companies website's discussion board link. There are about 100 of us that would like to go there to discuss why your companies overall performance has been so dismal. Plus, we would also like to do your performance review because you have failed miserably here with a "zero" conversion rate and nobody sold any shares of LWLG from this group.

Afterall, you deserve to have your boss clued in on how you are really performing your assigned task.

Cheers !!!

The SEC might have a problem with a kerrisdale's representative going on a public message board with the express purpose of trying to re-enforce their libelous statements to the point of multiple appearances for said purpose.
Worse yet, for monetary gain on an admitted short position.
We will know soon enough.

more progress that should lead to additional orders this fall ... ;)

yea ... b.s.

With the number of request that the SEC would have received the last week to investigate kerrisdale, the DOJ and the SEC should compare notes and they may become enlightened into their behavior. kerrisdale may wish that they had sat quietly in their little corner when this all comes to light ... only time will tell.

proto ... you are much more knowledgeable than anyone I know, so if you think so, that is good enough for me.

BTW: I think the next 6 months are going to be great for both POET and LWLG and the nahsayers will be holding the bag they deserve ... ;)

Dr. Suresh will be speaking ...

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6941418391014424576/

At least have the respect to refer to Dr. Lebby as Dr. Lebby. He has earned his Phd. and deserves to be addressed as such.

AMEN !!!

From Reddit POET site:

POET Technologies (Nasdaq: POET). A journey to become a large, multibillion, optoelectonic semiconductor company.
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POET Technologies (Nasdaq: POET). A journey to become a large, multibillion, optoelectonic semiconductor company.
Bullish
This is POET Technologies.

Recently listed on Nasdaq, production begins in 2H this year, increasing institutional holding (0->2.6% in a very short period), increasing high-level staff (Arista, MACOM,...), rapidly growing customer list, critical acclaim on world leading conferences such as OFC, serving an immense and rapidly growing optoelectronic semiconductor market (artificial intelligence, biosensing, Lidar, datacom and 5G).

POET's business is "photonics", "optoelectronic integrated circuits" or "optoelectronic semiconductors", an innovative type of semiconductors.

History: we use semiconductors in phones, cars, laptops, .... These make use of electrons. "Electrons" represent signals "1/0" within the circuit.

Problem today: no conventional semiconductor made today can't meet the speed, energy and form factor requirements for important future markets such as computing (Ai), sensing (Lidar, biomedical) or communications (5G). Semiconductors using electrons are too slow and consume too much energy.

Solution: we'll use optoelectronic semiconductors. Experts have been looking to use light signals (photons) instead of electrons. Light requires less energy and is way faster. The modulator in the optoelectronic chip can split the light coming from a laser into different colors. Each color is passed through waveguides and detected as a 0 or a 1. This is much more efficient than conducting electrons.

So... the world is dreaming of communicating cars, fast 5G networks, artificial intelligence, robotics, space and biosensors, .... but there is no such world without photonics. It's simply not possible. You will inevitably have a high return on this investment because frankly there is no other way.

Why aren't we using these optoelectronic semiconductors everywhere today? It is because until recently (1) it was difficult to develop these superior optoelectronic semiconductors in large volumes and at low cost....... Everything must be done in active alignment, which requires a lot of labor which makes it more expensive than conventional chips. And (2) there were problems with, for example, conducting light signals (absorption, loss, reflection...).

Now POET comes into play.

(1) POET has unlocked the bottleneck in packaging optoelectronic semiconductors. POET has a unique wafer-scale assembly technique (100's at a time). Kind of 3D printing and assembling on a wafer. POET does what is called the "semiconductorization" of optoelectronics, i.e., making optoelectronic semiconductors, which are superior to conventional chips, in large volumes.

(2) POET has improved optoelectronic semiconductors. POET's patented "Optical Interposer Platform" is a work of art and will eventually become the de facto standard in the industry. The platform consists of different types of optoelectronic semiconductors, so it is a series of products with different structures depending on the vertical, but all based on the same technology (same layers and principles), and manufactured in large volumes. All of them are patented. The platform has insane features. The structure of the platform can be customized depending on the customer's needs. It has speed agnostic, athermal waveguides to guide the light. It has insane performance results (eye margins) and it is compatible with different types of materials, e.g. modulators (different types, can easily be a Lightwave Logic modulator in the future) or lasers (DML, EML), depending on the customer. POET can easily and very quickly integrate new materials. They just "flip-chip" everything on the chip. For example, POET is the 1st company doing this and creating a DML flip chipped optical engine. Everyone is still doing hand work, and POET is developing ultra-fast, top-notch products at the lowest cost (-40% cost and -40% power consumption compared to other "solutions"). Competition is suffering coupling loss and technical issues, while POET has zero alignment. There is no degradation in signal or power performance. Moreso, POET's chips have a very small form factor (4X smaller), and smaller is better. This is probably the smallest in the industry. They can put 4 chips where competition can put 1, so multiplying performance by 4 in the same space. The small form factor is also important in for example the biosensing vertical: a spectrophotometer is paired with POET's chip in a wearable or phone camera -> huge amounts of data can be processed and glucose, lactate, hydration,... can all be measured non-invasively from your wrist. Thanks to the small form factor it can be placed e.g. in a phone.

In an inflationary world, POET’s chips are deflationary. POET's chips reduce costs for every party involved: capex, bill of materials, assembly/labor, testing, energy, and so on.

POET serving 6 different, hot verticals: artificial intelligence, biosensing, Lidar, datacom and 5G. POET is mainly focused on Ai and datacom, but POET is also doing a feasability study on biosensing and POET is in talks with worlds largest wearable and mobile phone manufacturers in China and Korea. POET just announced they will supply Celestial Ai (with members of Broadcom and Koch in it) and has already lots of customers for the datacom vertical.

The global photonics market will grow to >$1.2T by 2030, almost a 7% annual CAGR. The world is changing. In 1995, people didn't know about the dot com bubble. In analogy, photonics is highly disruptive and I think this industry will eventually become well known. The need for photonics and POET's products is increasing.

POET is getting more attention from private investors and much more on the technical side. Major companies are 100% aware of POET's technology and are now validating it. Customer and partnership list is growing rapidly (30 active discussions, 6 customers lined up and 8 finalizing project plans).

POET's senior management is senior ex-MACOM and senior ex-GlobalFoundries. The most recent iteration of this company came around 2015, when Dr. Suresh Venkatesan joined the company as CEO. He was formerly the CTO of GlobalFoundries and his track record is public here. POET pivoted to the development of their current tech platform: the Optical Interposer. After 5 years and $60M spent, the platform is ready for commercialization. More and more high profile managers are accepted to the company such as Unde

POET was recently listed on the Nasdaq exchange to become investable for institutions. In the coming weeks and months, as POET goes into production and the funds do their own due diligence, we should see many more buy-ins. POET has a small float of 37M and is now 2.6% owned by institutions. Low float + high institutional holding = less shares available and only at the highest prices.

POET is aiming to generate at least 1 billion USD yearly revenue by 2028.

Production of first products starts in the next 6 months (2H 2022). These are 100G and 200G chips for datacom. These chips will be the first cash cow for the company because of the insane high demand for these speeds. Talking about datacom, POET has developed 400G and 800G, and will release 1.6T/s, 3.2T/s and 6.4T/s next year, which is insane, but because of the nature of POET's technology, it's all possible and already proven. POET easily can ramp up production because of the joint venture with SANAN Optoelectronics Co, China's biggest LED chip maker, and SANAN bought all the equipment. This team has already 40 employees. The joint venture may go public on the STAR board in the future. Half of these revenues belongs to POET. POET also has an agreement with Silterra foundry. POET and Silterra bring-up critical waveguide processes previously developed by POET for its Optical Interposer, and implement the process flows on newly purchased equipment at SilTerra’s world-class 8” silicon foundry in Kulim, Malaysia. In support of this activity, SilTerra has agreed to assist financially with the purchase of specialized semiconductor fabrication and testing equipment, as well as to share certain costs associated with facilities enhancements and installation of equipment for manufacturing the Optical Interposer. Additionally, the collaboration includes a wafer purchase agreement for the manufacturing of prototype, initial production and volume production wafers.

POET is mentioned as a major player in most market reports lately, such as for example Yole and Databridge.

POET will present at IEEE. Poet is presenting on Thursday June 16th at 1:50 PM. Title: "A Wafer Scale Hybrid Integration Platform for Copackaged Photonics using a CMOS based Optical Interposer".

POET will present at the PIC conference 28-29 june this year and POET is a platinum sponsor.

POET has co-founded SHINE (Singapore Hybrid-Integrated Next generation micro-Electronics center). They will present at June 30 2022 (keynote presentations: POET, SOITEC, Applied Materials, Stanford University, University of Tokio and invited talks: Continental Automatives, AMD Singapore,....). SHINE will support R&D projects with industry partners across the semiconductor technology value chain like Applied Materials (Corp Lab), SOITEC, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and POET Technologies. The R&D activities addresses state-of-the-art scientific translational problems that will bring both academic and industry researchers together. These activities range from innovative material engineering, targeted on semiconductor chip processing and machine-learning-enabled chip fault isolation technologies, over the 5-year horizon. Furthermore, SHINE will build the ecosystem and benefit the industry in Singapore, as it moves to a next-generation hybrid-integrated (flexible and rigid) microelectronics. This will enable Singapore to transform into a SMART Nation which empowers people to live meaningful and fulfilling lives, enabled seamlessly by technology offering exciting opportunities. Lastly, SHINE will continue to seek new collaborations to enrich the research work and find opportunities to translate technology for societal impact.

Available cash 25 million USD and no debt, with a burn rate 1M/month.

Risks: all risks mentioned in their 10-Qs, world war 3.

I think at this stage, the risk-reward profile is heavily skewed towards reward and remember, always buy when blood is in the streets. Timing is great.

how's business kerris ???

... ;)

you might want to work on your metaphors ... hope you understand that.
JM has my respect and many others. Maybe you can buy everyone elses shares and have enough shares to remove him ... or maybe you are not that sure of your opinion ???

YOUR COMMENT : " JM needs to be sent to the glue factory; and a proper CEO needs to take control of this directionless “business.”

This is a terrible comment to make about another human being and I hope you will never make another post like this. NO ONE deserves to have them spoken about in this manner.

"Is Glue Made From Horses? How They Actually Make Glue
Glue is made from horses, particularly from their hides, hooves, bones, and connective tissues. That is because horses have a large amount of collagen in their bodies which is the key component for making animal-based glue. The glue made from horse hooves has some properties that make it ideal for use with wooden surfaces."

I agree and Dr. Lebby made his needed points ... no more / no less