proto- we know that 2000 hours of testing had been completed before the ECOC. So if they are testing around the clock 2000 hours would take a little less than 3 months. At the latest they started their testing in February. So assuming they didn't stop the testing for any reason 2000 hours should have been completed by the shareholders' meeting in May. 5000 hours equates to about 7 months again assuming no bumps in the road. So that would takes us to sometime this month. We should be getting close to 5000 hours of testing. I don't know if they have been sharing the data with prospective customers along the way or are waiting to share the data at the end of testing. I really hope a deal is close at hand.
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