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Tate

12/12/14 7:59 AM

#16515 RE: samplescave #16513

Your right the Q will be gone in GTATQ!

LarryAshy

12/12/14 8:18 AM

#16519 RE: samplescave #16513

"When asked if his company was trying to land Apple as a customer, Gupta wouldn’t comment, but he did insist that his firm would remain in the equipment business, not try to manufacture material itself."

Aside from his ongoing litigation with GTAT....yeah, there is no reason he would badmouth his former company.

Double-Down

12/12/14 8:33 AM

#16522 RE: samplescave #16513

What the hell would a guy who’s been out of the company since 2006 know? This is nothing more than a timed hit piece.

Reptos

12/12/14 9:26 AM

#16529 RE: samplescave #16513

LOL.Comments from Gupta a competitor of his old company are tainted.Do you expect him to praise GTATQ.Seriously? Common sense tells one to dismiss his comments as biased and irrelevant.

stockdawg44

12/12/14 10:25 AM

#16565 RE: samplescave #16513

.22 was a good cover point, not .27......rflmao

beginendgame

12/12/14 12:02 PM

#16609 RE: samplescave #16513

I don't think Mr. Gupta knows the meaning of "fatal flow." And even he seems to admit GT has promising technology.

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When asked if his company was trying to land Apple as a customer, Gupta wouldn’t comment, but he did insist that his firm would remain in the equipment business, not try to manufacture material itself.

“That was its [GTAT’s] fatal flaw,” he said.

GTAT still has other irons in the fire – some promising technologies that could lower the cost of the materials for both mobile devices and solar cells.

“But nobody eats out of the future,” said Gupta. “You need food on your table all of the time.”