While not "fake news" (although there is an inaccurate statement in your post; see below), this has been posted multiple times over the past few months. I know you're new to the board so it's good for others who are new to see this information, as well.
The only problem with it is the way that information has been extrapolated to make it look like this will be a billion dollar company. Kevin has not been successful selling his ground-breaking software in 9 years (although, allegedly, PC Drivers has 4 million PCs and servers that are using the software).
Something needs to drastically change so that ABHI has the success that PC Drivers did with the same software. Kevin is creating relationships with other companies so hopefully they will be able to help him market and sell his product. Whether the EPA's mandate for reduced energy use by servers leads to use by the government remains to be seen (that's where EPA comes in; they did not sanction any test nor are they in the business of doing so; independent tests run by IBM, VMware and Citrix established that Veloxum increased overall computer performance by 30%, not reduced energy consumption by 30%).
There's a huge gap, historically, between the potential for the software and what Kevin has been able to make happen. He also needs to learn how to run a publicly traded company. This major recent screw-up is evidence of that. Let's hope for a huge change in that regard and the resumption of trading off the gray market.
