Lebby comments from the Benzinga interview:
What is the biggest barrier to your technology?
“So I don't think of our technology having major barriers, I think what we have is a we have a really great tailwind pushing us towards silicon foundries and as you know these are big fabrication plants that scale lots of wafers and so one of the things we came out with last year, you know we have a little small fab facilities in Denver, CO, that's 1500 square feet but that doesn't compare to some of the bigger places you see dotted around the world so if you want to get scale of your technology you've got to get it into a bigger fabrication plant so whether you want to call that a barrier or not we're working with the PDK's the product design kits making sure out technology seamlessly goes into these big places so you can scale in volume.
What is the most common question you get from some of your customers?
“I think this press release that came out yesterday is actually more important than it probably reads on the surface, stability, when you're talking about non-semiconductor type materials, like organic materials, like what we have, electro-optic polymers, one question I get asked is, is your material stable, what's the temperature range these sort of things and um I think that gets asked a lot and that's why I believe yesterdays press release was really important and anything that sort or points to a more robust technology platform is always great and so I'm putting my techie cap on right now and ya I think that is a good answer to your question”.
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