Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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I watched the Intel breakout video on Integrated Photonics again (scroll about 80% of the way down to find it, it's about 15 mins long)

https://newsroom.intel.com/press-kits/intel-labs-day-2020/#gs.msmlvq


Couple of more things I note,

1) towards the end of the video we are taken to the labs for a deeper dive into the technical details, from these two short segments, the first on the optical components, the second on the electrical components, it is fairly evident that these developments are still at a lab bench top stage, so I get the feeling this isn't anywhere close to commercialization yet, thoughts?

2) as far as the Integration goes, they are just showing us a rendering of a Photonic I/C and an Electrical I/C stacked together in a 3D fashion using copper pillars, they did not talk anything about Wafer Scale Packaging or Wafer Scale Testing, I presume that this is only because it is too early stage for talking about mass production, but if they can't produce hundreds or thousands of these devices at a time then they certainly would not be considered true Next-Gen, thoughts?