Not sure why so many are questioning this technology....here is what we know...speed is everything… and as they boast for cellular... "5G is finally here!" There must soon be more advanced methods (even if basic in theory) that produce speed other than microprocessors which as we know perform the tasks involved in computer processing...including speed. The microprocessor "concept" (for lack of a better term) has limitations and is built over a silicon microchip. There is now a need for other speed solutions. And NOW we see that people are and will be working remotely...IN FACT THAT MAY BECOME THE STANDARD ...the virus has proven this...and we will encounter many more companies that will PERMANENTLY take this path. Think about it...the ease...and not to mention a lesser need for bricks and mortar TO SAVE $$. Large companies, mid size companies, multi location/overseas companies, universities...speed is everything. Everything!! Data centers throughout the world...as well why might not Apple, Microsoft, HP, Samsung, IBM etc...find this application useful. The military? Aerospace? Do you know how many aircraft companies exist, auto manufacturers? etc.. all requiring computer data speed. I believe it is BRILLIANT ...10-20 times the speed (and that is only the beginning..) at a cost effective way. Electricity, Tesla's alternating current, the light bulb, the telephone, TV's, cell phones, personal computers, apps and ..the printing press to the "internet super highway" For me Nay-Sayers are not creative thinkers. I am ALL in on LWLG. You don't need to be, but I like to think outside the box. Steve Jobs " the ones who are crazy enough to change the world, are the only ones that do." This is the future of electronic speed. Neil & Rudy - two systems design engineers and my friends have delved into the theory and concur. End of story for me. I am all …all in. But then again - that's me...and I am not a day trader/ short term player looking for a quick buck. Good things take time. The best things take a bit more time.
