Might as well make it three of us in the I-don't-know camp.
What bothers me the most is that TPMs, even if they are inside more than a half billion computers, the technology is old in terms of Internet time.
Wave keeps waiting for some event, group, govt., or enterprise to use the TPM in a good way which will show the rest of us what we are missing.
Unfortunately, what we are seeing is a chaotic approach to embracing the TPM as part of the security solution.
The fact so many TPMs are out in the wild with no significant usage, to me, is an argument against their ultimate adoption. If it was going to happen, it should have already.
I know some feel exactly the opposite--that all those TPMs would not be in computers if there wasn't some grand plan for them. Well, if there is a grand plan, I'd like to see it.
Hard to know what will be the eventual winner. Right now, I'd bet against the TPM taking home the bacon. It was designed and built a long time ago. Newer technology may be available which can do a better job.
Just judging from the share price and the anemic volume, it looks as if the market thinks about Wave's chances,the way I do. That's scary.
I'm still in a holding pattern some 2500 miles from Vegas, gas running low and storm clouds on the horizon. GPS shows desert all around as far as the big GPS eye can see.
Best--Blue
