Replies to post #123644 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[vein]

I will take it !! But we need the beef !!

[The Great Pumpkin]

Not the news needed. The material is obviously not good enough and the science is not complete.

We were told for nearly 3 decades perk did not need to be hermetically sealed. This is more can kicking and evidence the PDK is not complete.

Move the goalposts…

#scam

[XenaLives]

About Chromosol Ltd
Chromosol Ltd is a spin out from Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL) which is commercialising an organic sensitized rare earth optical amplifier technology to enter the £3 bn optical transceiver and optical amplifier markets, part of the broader electronics sector. Professor William Gillin, of the School of Physics and Astronomy, has demonstrated an organic optical gain material which will extend existing fibre optic technology to operate on a much shorter scale, of the order of a metre between racks and servers in datacentres, and on the cm scale between silicon chips in devices. IP Group Plc, the UK’s largest early stage technology investor (www.ipgroupplc.com), have invested in Chromosol and, in addition, Chromosol has been awarded funding from Innovate UK. The early stage research will take place within QMUL’s laboratories on the Mile End Campus.

https://jobs.newscientist.com/employer/1401678575/chromosol-ltd/

[tedpeele]

This acquisition for low temperature ALD processes provides a key piece of the PDK that we need when working with foundries for our polymers, and allows us to achieve our goals more effectively," concluded Lebby.

Once again we learn of a problem we didn’t even know existed.

The question I have is whether this acquisition is in order to fix an ongoing problem that has delayed the inclusion of their polymer in the PDKs of the foundries they have been working with, or not. Im agnostic on this but it does sound that way and we need clarity on the timing of PDK completion now more than ever.

I hope this isnt the “update”

[tedpeele]

What is NOT said may be critical here. The PR does not say that the new process purchased has been deployed by Lightwave so far, with successful results. The PR doesn't say anything about what Lightwave has done or is currently doing with the foundries...only that the tech is required by them for their PDKs..so are they using it, testing it? Or is all of that in the future?

It also doesn't say whether the PDKs expected by year end are delayed because this low-temperature requirement applies to the PDK expected. It also doesn't provide any timing. Everything is worded ambiguously, which is always the case, so we are unable (agnostic) to determine where Lightwave is at in the process.

It appears to be all forward-looking: Is it additive only, or is it holding up the process?

This acquisition for low temperature ALD processes provides a key piece of the PDK that we need when working with foundries for our polymers, and allows us to achieve our goals more effectively

While I'm agnostic on where the tech stands, knowing the history of Lightwave always surprising investors with an announcement of something that sounds great but that nobody knew was needed or even was on the horizon, I suspect this is Dr Lebby's way of preparing us for a pushback in all the timelines by another 6-9 months as the mountain they are climbing turns out to be a lot higher than we thought.

Sorry, but that's really how I see this..I welcome any info or reasoning that might change my view.