Replies to post #31064 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[x993231]

Walter will you go halfers with me on paying for Lebby's Transportation costs for the presentation?

[F2]

There is more than meets the eye in this release ... and it's only two weeks away. Sounds like we will be hearing a lot more before year end.

A great way to start a month. Talk about optimism from Dr. Lebby... I like it.

Have a great week longs,

F2

[gatesoft55]

we are finalizing actual demonstration devices that will be a stepping stone to the explosive demand for 400 Gbps modulator solutions.”

Soon that the 50Gbps devices will sent to prospective customers and partners. I would assume that the 28Gbps devices have ALREADY been sent to prospective customers and partners. At this point LWLG is finalizing actual 50Gbps demonstration devices to show they can scale to 400.

Didn't Zelibor and Lebby say that once we have a 50Gbps device the potential partners and customers will come to us and not the other way around?


GATES.

[ProfitScout]

Excellent LWLG news to start the week. These industry conferences are making so many more key people aware of the latest advances in the Lightwave Logic technology and how very close the company is now to the payoff commercialization stage.

[mackwheaton]

"Dr. Lebby will show how polymer based PICs have the potential to scale to 400Gbps and 800Gbps for data center applications"

Has anyone even begun to mention 800Gbps except to say it's way off in the future? That alone will open some eyes wide.

But please hold off on the Google, Facebook talk. They would not even look at this as an investment until a proven, scalable commercially proven device is available and fully tested. It is not their business. The folks who would scramble would be current device manufacturers and technology companies who cannot afford to miss out.

This would be better for LWLG as they are in a position of strength (with a proven device/ technology) and these potential partners have the capability to accelerate this to market. So while the traffic drivers may want this, they would do it through proven suppliers. Better for them and for us.

LWLG doing this on their own is fraught with obstacles; capital, supply chain, distribution, resources, not to mention the lengths to which companies with billions at stake would go to impede progress. A big brother or two resolves many of these issues.