Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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Wow, did you hear Jose's comments after Nvidia(Mellanox) exchange with Lumiphase at 1 hour 36 mins "you know what, one of these companies is going to be Gold, actually Lightwave Logic is already Gold!"and then a handful of seconds later Jose said, "Lightwave Logic keep rocking, you are out of this world!"

Folks, based a several things I heard from LWLG's Karen Lui and HG's Jim Theodoras in their discussions/questions it seems pretty clear to me now that HG will be using LWLG's PIC Module in their Optical Engines

Did anyone else notice at 58 mins 50 secs that on Jim Theodoras (HG) "Transceivers Ecosystem" slide inside of the "Photonics Integrated Circuits" box, it looks like LWLG was the only racer of today's 70GHz race to be included in that box

and also,

Lightwave Logic was featured in a box "PIC Modules" shown at the very beginning of the meeting by Jose, the slide was of the Industry Ecosystem and "PIC Modules" was contained in a bigger box "Photonic Integrated Circuits"

In the "PIC Modules" box there were 3 companies were listed,

Lightwave Logic
Rockley Photonics
Resolute Photonics


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http://resolutephotonics.com/

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Also within the bigger box "Photonic Integrated Circuits" were two separate smaller boxes,

BTO Modulators - Lumiphase
Plasmonic Modulators - Polariton


Bottom line to me it looks like LWLG has moved up the value chain now by Integrating the Polymer Technology on to "PIC Modules", and it looks like HG Genuine is definitely incorporating LWLG's Polymer Technology in their next-gen OE's and Transceivers