Replies to post #5238 on Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

[awk]

WinLoseOrDraw: The TAN...

The Trust Assurance Network

http://www.wave.com/about/datasheets/03-000136_TAN.pdf

The EMBASSY Trust Assurance Network (TAN) is the trust network that attests to the security of applications and trusted hardware platforms by establishing a trust relationship between application service providers, device manufacturers, silicon suppliers and end users.


Animations from Wave's CD-ROM

(http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CLB00135&read=84297

[aleajactaest]

WinLoseorDraw, You are running into the same barrier we are all fixed by. Wave has built this thing out in the open but with a helluva lot of secrecy. There are broad outlines and mostly circumstantial evidence that the thing functions.

Heck, if you go down this road you'll soon discover that Wave's premium revenue-generating EMBASSY products are also mostly a secret. There's some kind of utility business, a trust infrastructure, some detail on a smart signature and smart storage.

Part of the joy of owning this stock is the cloud of unknowning that surrounds it. And what substance there is changes at a moment's notice.

I'm just thrilled Wave got its deal with Intel. I hope the people in Santa Clara know what the heck they are deploying.

[scorpio_esq]

The people who wanted ADKs got them. That's history now. Why waste scarce resources updating that info on the website now? It's not now germane to the intended audience (interested software engineer and programmers). They know about the ADK!