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Agreed that they both appeared to do a good job of arguing their case. It’ll be on the judges to interpret the law.
Looks like they are preparing for the trial.
http://witness.expert/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/CV-11.pdf
Possible, but, in my opinion, highly unlikely. I don’t think you can purposely manipulate the share price by withholding filings to benefit the company.
In the case you referenced, they stalled the filing to prevent restrictions from being lifted by the lender. You can’t get restriction lifted and an opinion written without up to date filings. They stalled to prevent the lender from selling and further suppressing share price.
The vaping crisis is a supply chain failure ... one that could be addressed by quantum dots and blockchain in the future ... https://t.co/brKck1cB5V #QDXTrusted
— Quantum Materials Corp. (@QuanMatsCorp) December 2, 2019
Not filing can be for many reasons. Of course, one of them could be what your saying, but I think hiding something is not the cause.
Correcting bad paperwork is more likely the reason. We all know they haven't done a good job of keeping the books in order over the years which is why we've see amended filings.
Uh, Yeah!
Looking at Intiva's website, I just don't see a connection between their software platform and what QMC is attempting to do with tracking products.
Their platform is for credential management in health care.
https://intivahealth.com/
Agreed! Was just thinking the same thing. How can you be competing if marketing a different product then health care blockchain platform.
Looks like we may never know what this is all about if the seal order holds.
If I were to guess, looks like His former employer, therefore conflict of interest or non-compete clause from employment contract. These rarely hold up from what some of my lawyer friends tell me. I had one with my last employer and had inquired because I was being contacted by their competitors.
Polarizer, QDEF supply capacity in China insufficient
Rebecca Kuo, Tainan; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Friday 22 November 2019
Taiwan's suppliers of polarizers and quantum dot enhancement films (QDEF) still have opportunity to make gains in China where the supply capacity for these two optical products is still insufficient despite the fast expansion of its flat panel industry, according to industry sources.
The global polarizer market is currently dominated by major suppliers in Korea and Japan, with the top-three vendors - LG Chem, Nitto Denko and Sumitomo Chemical - accounting for 65% of global supply. Korea's Samsung SDI ranked fourth with a 9% share.
Taiwan's suppliers, including Cheng Mei Materials Technology, BenQ Materials, Optimax Technology and Wah Hong Industrial, together make up a 15%. Major makers in China, including Sheng Wave Optoelectronic, Sunnypol Optoelectronics and Win Polarizer Optoelectronics, contribute about 8%, the sources indicated.
Among Taiwan's makers, Wah Hong has tapped into the small- to medium-size polarizer market in China focusing on automotive and industrial-control applications, revealed the sources, adding that polarizer shipments now account for 20% of Wah Hong's total sales.
Meanwhile, Wah Hong and another Taiwan-based company Efun Technology have also begun enhancing their deployments in China's QDEF market where only Beijing-based Nano Top Electronic Technology is currently being regarded as a significant supplier for QDEF products, said the sources.
https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20191122PD206.html
Agreed, my term. I read it as they are taking the spectral image of the product/material and entering it into blockchain. Thus, my term of final
material or product.
Clearly many pursuits of a tracking/blockchain authentication methods.
This one seems to be using the actual spectral signature of the final material product.
I concur. Contract negotiations take months in my experience.
Let's see if they finally deliver a contract. End of year is only 6 weeks away.
They were recording it if you saw the message in the top left. I'm sure they plan to post it.
After the late K.
Something like that, but they went pink immediately after the 45 days, which makes me assume the OTC gave them an extension for some reason. Likely a short extension, so hopefully the filing is out this week, finally.
They aren't on the pink sheets at this time. OTC must have given them an extension for some reason, as they have passed the 45 day filing requirement.
This is some cool stuff!
APPLIED PHYSICS 18 JULY 2018
Minuscule heat engine brings power to the nano-world
Device harnesses a ‘quantum dot’ to produce electric power with high efficiency.
A nanometre-scale engine without any moving parts can convert heat into electricity with an efficiency close to the limit dictated by thermodynamics.
Heat engines harness the flow of heat from a hot place to a cooler one to do work. Internal combustion engines, for example, often exploit the expansion of hot gases to drive pistons. However, heat engines with moving parts are impractical for nanoscale applications.
To make a nanoscale heat engine, Heiner Linke and his colleagues at Lund University in Sweden embedded segments of semiconductor in a nanowire made from a different semiconductor, creating a system called a quantum dot. Electrons were driven between the hot and cold metallic contacts, generating a small amount of electric power. The engine operated at efficiencies on a par with conventional heat engines.
Such devices could be used to cool computer chips or harvest heat energy on quantum scales, the authors write.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05734-5
Reading forms from my phone. Thought I saw them as acquisition. Apparently, incorrect.
Simply stating that it may be called “hype” now, but if they sign contracts soon, your hype becomes fact and not hype. It becomes QMC actually transitioning from hyping progress to communicating actual business status.
It’s only hype if it’s not true. That’s what we as outsiders don’t know.
Looks like Steve self financed the company with about $400,000 between February and April.
He's had shareholders meetings in the past. Didn't you attend?
I just know it's due this week in order to stay on OTCQB.
Great, another annoying tag to cut off my shirts! ;)
Read their news section. I don’t
think QMC is their first partner.
Sounds like QMC is getting closer to having a product ready for market. I assume they’ve tested this platform already and are satisfied that it works with their product offering.
Not from QMC directly. Another company referenced their connection.
Digital Asset and Blockchain Technology Partners deliver Sextant for DAML and support nanotechnology pioneer Quantum Materials Corp
Posted by Digital Asset on Nov 7, 2019 9:09:30 AM
Combined solution tackles global supply chain problem of counterfeit goods
New York, November 7, 2019 -- Digital Asset, the creator of the DAML smart contract language, and Blockchain Technology Partners (BTP), the provider of the Sextant blockchain management platform, today announced that they have entered into a commercial partnership and that Sextant for DAML is now generally available.
Quantum Materials Corp (QMC) is an early adopter of Sextant for DAML, a new integrated offering that radically simplifies the deployment and management of DAML smart contracts on Hyperledger Sawtooth as well as Amazon Aurora; and frees up developers to focus on solving real world business problems using DAML. QMC is leveraging the product for a nanotechnology-based authenticity and traceability platform that fights criminal counterfeiters and builds brand trust.
“Combining our unique quantum dot nanomaterials with Sextant for DAML enables us to rapidly address a particularly challenging aspect of global commerce and supply chain management, namely the huge global criminal marketplace in counterfeit goods, which hurts business profits, impacts brand trust and undermines customer relationships,” said Stephen B. Squires, President and CEO of Quantum Materials Corp. “DAML enables rapid business process development and platform independence while
Sextant takes care of service delivery and operational complexity.”
“We are delighted to be working with QMC and help them tackle the global supply chain problem of counterfeit goods, which costs business $1.8 trillion worldwide. If ever there were a game changing business case for blockchain this is it,” said Duncan Johnston-Watt, co-founder and CEO at BTP. “This affirms our partnership with Digital Asset and DAML as the next generation Solidity for business - the only smart contract language capable of solving this kind of challenge.”
“With DAML, we’ve made it easier for developers to create distributed applications by allowing them to code, and therefore only focus on, business logic. Now, Sextant for DAML makes it easier to deploy a distributed application in production by removing operational complexity,” said Yuval Rooz, co-founder and CEO at Digital Asset. “Working with BTP, we’re enhancing the developer’s experience and enabling them to get an application to market faster and stay there longer.”
Read the press release > https://hub.digitalasset.com/hubfs/Final_%20BTP%20Sextant%20Launch%20PR.pdf
https://hub.digitalasset.com/press-release/sextantdaml
Assam will begin producing quantum dots for solar cells in Q1 2020
Amtronics’ Tech City facility—constructed to a 75,000 sq.ft footprint—will use US firm Quantum Materials Corp’s technology to manufacture quantum dots and thin-film quantum dot solar cells.
OCTOBER 31, 2019 UMA GUPTA
Construction and electronics business Amtronics India has announced that the Tech City facility in Assam is likely to begin producing quantum dots in Q1 2020, ahead of the completion of the entire facility. The Assam facility for large-scale, low-cost quantum dot production will also develop thin-film quantum dot solar cells, solid-state LED lighting and displays.
Amtronics will use US firm Quantum Materials Corp’s technology to develop, manufacture and commercialize quantum dots through joint venture Qamronics India, formed by Amtronics and the state-owned Assam Electronics Development Corp Ltd (AMTRON).
As part of the licensing deal with QMC, Amtronics will use the QDX trademark and technical data to support its marketing initiatives and Quantum will receive technology development funding, scheduled milestone payments and royalties on the quantum dots and solar cells produced.
Originally planned to occupy 20,000 sq.ft, the Tech City facility is now being constructed to a 75,000 sq.ft footprint, with redesigned waste management and recycling systems to support the multi-story quantum dot laboratory and factory complex.
“Production of QDX Dots is expected to begin in Q1 2020, ahead of the completion of the entire facility,” said Dr Tony Balchin, CEO of Amtronics India, which is coordinating the project and is the licensee of QMC’s QDX Reactor technology.
“Despite unprecedented monsoon rainfall in the region, our offsite prefabrication work has continued to allow for expedited installation onsite. Project funding is progressing as planned, which also allows us to advance onsite work,” he added.
QMC intends to upgrade the reactors at Tech City to connect them to its QDX Ledger blockchain platform. This will allow the volume of quantum dot production, which is expected to be higher than originally budgeted, to be monitored and appropriate royalties recovered.
“We are grateful to Dr Balchin and his team for their continued dedication to a timely completion of Tech City and look forward to hosting key Amtronics technical and laboratory staff for specialist training at QMC’s headquarter here in San Marcos, Texas,” said Stephen B. Squires, President and CEO of Quantum Materials Corp.
Once Tech City goes live, QMC expects to begin earning royalties from the licensing of its technology in addition to the current and continued revenues from the provision of its QDX Reactor systems and ancillary equipment and services.
Texas-based Quantum Materials Corp develops and manufactures quantum dots and nanomaterials for use in display, solar energy and lighting applications through its proprietary high-volume continuous flow production process. Combined with its proprietary blockchain technology, its unique quantum dots are also used in anti-counterfeit applications.
https://www.pv-magazine-india.com/2019/10/31/assam-will-begin-producing-quantum-dots-for-solar-cells-in-q1-2020/
Steve making his rounds! Nice to see a little communication to the broader market on what it is that they are doing with this combination of technologies.
Don't know if anyone saw the recent K&L Gates filing.
One thing jumped out at me in the case they are claiming to support their case. If I read this correctly, this is counter to the circumstance between QMC and K&L Gates. The claims in the original case seems to be different. It'll be interesting to see how the appeals court decides this.
You got your update.
Depends on production forecasts. They’ve shared absolutely nothing on solar cell efficiency progress since they signed this deal. And solar appears to be the biggest product planned since targets on efficiency were in the contract.
They have 7 months left to hit 15% efficiency per the contract. I’m assuming they’ve not been standing around doing nothing with solar. In fact, if they were targeting 15% as achievable, if I were them, I wouldn’t talk about status at all as 15% would be a record to date for qdot solar cells. I’d hold the info close until ready to produce to maintain a strategic advantage.
Um!
You seem to be inferring that given today’s news that they only bought it for production monitoring. Is that was you’re saying?
Today’s PR clearly states they plan to use QDX ledger for production monitoring, but they clearly stated other uses in previous PRs.