Replies to post #142783 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[prototype_101]

Once again, if used PROPERLY, the Bard AI accesses information that is not public, don't forget, Bard is Google, and Google has access to more information than anyone in the world, I believe the chance that this info is spot on correct is extremely high!!!!

[jacksonjohn]

Here is what Bard told me

LWLG, or Lightwave Logic, Inc., recently announced a commercial deal with Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. (SEI). The agreement will see LWLG provide SEI with its Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) technology for use in SEI's next-generation optical communications products.

The terms of the agreement are as follows:

LWLG will provide SEI with its PIC technology for use in SEI's next-generation optical communications products.
SEI will pay LWLG a royalty on each PIC that is sold.
The agreement is for a period of five years.
This agreement is a significant development for LWLG as it marks the first time that the company's PIC technology has been licensed to a major telecommunications company. The agreement also provides LWLG with a significant revenue stream as it will receive royalties on each PIC that is sold.

The agreement is also a significant development for SEI as it gives the company access to LWLG's leading-edge PIC technology. This technology will help SEI to develop next-generation optical communications products that are faster, more efficient, and more reliable.

The agreement between LWLG and SEI is a major step forward for both companies. It is a sign of the growing demand for LWLG's PIC technology and it will help SEI to develop next-generation optical communications products that will meet the needs of the telecommunications industry.