It doesn't mean anything to me. I recently heard a case study of a company that progressed into human clinical trials and they never had a lab. They had some computers that allowed them to design the molecule, contracted someone else to make it and others to test it. I have always had the impression that Lightwave was contracting out many aspects of their effort.
Six, I found that quote in an article from a Colorado newspaper. I forget the name but I had a link in my original post about it. I don't know what it means...but I don't think LWLG will go on a hiring spree until we are mass producing prototypes. We need our Class 100 clean room for that. That is either completed or will be completed in the near term. I'm sure that will be discussed at the SHM. IMO I don't see us mass producing anything for six months minimum...probably a year but again thats my opinion.
Proto, that was me. Several months ago the Opsis website stated that the wafers from the second round of production which we are participating in (95% sure it's not the first) would be delivered in July. A few weeks ago I checked again and it stated delivery is estimated to be September now. I do not believe the delay has anything to do with LWLG.
That doesn't mean we haven't been testing devices. IMEC delivered wafers around last winter and it was discussed in the end of years shareholder letter. I have a feeling we will get some sort of device PR before the SHM.
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