Google is spending billions on new acquisitions; a smart choice for them would be to make a takeover bid on RAYS. Their 2006 acquisition of YouTube for $1.6 billion has failed to pay off as YouTube is still not profitable. Incredible considering YouTube's total 2011 revenues are close to a billion dollars.
Although Google does not disclose what it spends on bandwidth for YouTube, several industry insiders estimate that YouTube spends several million dollars per day on bandwidth alone.
As RAYS continues to climb everyday and make new highs, it’s easy to forget what’s really driving RAYS, RAYS has a breakthrough technology that could potentially be worth billions and slowly more and more investors are seeing the unique potential here for something really huge, possibly legendary. RAYS is setting up to become the next MONSTER stock as another poster recently said.
RAYS video compression technology which reduces the size of HD video files by up to 90%, could save YouTube significant money on bandwidth costs per day and could very possibly turn them into a profitable company.
Perhaps as the RAY's story grows and we have significantly more exposure, Google will take notice.
