Replies to post #8197 on Spectra7 Microsystems Inc (SEV)

[jacksonjohn]

Possibilities are endless meanwhile probability may not be so.

[GARYM1]

In recent weeks we have had a double to 73 and that's without a real meat filled release from the company
Imagine what can happen once we do get it.
We will be gaining value per share by $'s not cents.
I can taste it

[Spectra777]

I included reference links for YP and anyone else that wishes to remain open minded enough to consider all the possibilities with respect to where future market opportunities lie for active copper cables, inclusive of considering the bigger picture that aims to provide a more accurate rough time line and context as to when one can expect to benefit from future market opportunities.

With respect to VR sales, mainstream adoption (truly noteworthy sales) is still years away to coinside with the development of 15 minute cities that very specifically are designed to remove (the need) and/or heavily restrict movement in an overall effort to reduce our collective carbon footprint. Similaneously this change in the way we live and work will bolster demand for alternative services and experiences inclusive of VR and encompass virtual travel, sex, business/family meetings - that is far beyond gaming.

That said, video gaming or gamification of the economic system will be closely tied to the general public earning credits/tokens, ultimately CBDC or a form of it which will directly impact how and what we consume as described below more below.

All and all 15 minute cities are where all things physical-to-virtual can and will take flight inclusive of the much anticipated Metaverse.

Such smart cities will of course heavily rely on hyperscale data centers and peripheral equipment, devices to monitor/manage power, data and content and usage on behalf of its inhabitants which presents a big opportunity for ACCs sales.

As for cars and the market opportunity, no city plans to ban cars entirely, although many are already beginning to restrict car usage for clean air and safety reasons. Overtime, no doubt, the idea of hopping in a car and driving anywhere you wish will be reduced on an ever increasing basis as a means to lower our collective carbon footprint.

Consumer-owned car-based infrastructure will be greatly restricted in the years ahead. The same rings true for alternative energy sources outside of electricity with cities, already beginning banning LNG use. From cars to homes to the cell towers. ACCs could become an integral should the technology remain relevant to help power future smart cities.

All of these technologies are linked in terms of when we can expect widespread adoption. Most people will spend (even) far more time connected to the internet one way or another without much debate.

You often see people arguing about how much better or practical ICE vehicles are compared to electric, but fail to realize that very few people will (ever) own or drive their own car in the decades ahead. Uber and Lyft are in their infancy too and similar to VR, await hyperacale infrastructure to handle a lot more in the way of data transmission (inclusive or endpoint processing), let alone 15 minute cities in their entirety.

Despite the fact that way fewer consumers will own their own car (most will not not be able to legally park, afford or have a means to charge or even desire to own one) - the transportation market as it relates to ACCs will be big regardless, when you account for the fact that any and all vehicles will not operate or be road worthy without an IOT connection, let alone account for IIOT (industrial).

All of the above technologies mentioned are peripheral to that of hyperscale infrastructure upgrades that is FUNDEMENTAL to support programmable credit system (CBDC) which supports an initial, but massive shift in consumer behaviors as said by both the CEO of Blackrock and CEO of the Bank of International Settlements:

The CEO of Ford also once said, You can have any color you want, as long as it's Black.

Bio-convergence also presents yet another market opportunity for ACCs. Countless diabetics lead the charge as far as a "light weight" example with active and ongoing blood monitoring devices attached at the hip.

Miniaturization of electronic components combined with tissues and engineered “living” materials, smart biosensors, communications, and 3D printing of tissues. All these constitute the foundation of the technological innovation engine termed bio-convergence.

Perhaps for heavier data loads there will be a day in which your upload an entire weeks worth of visual experiences or whatever kind of data you can imagine. Medical will be a big category. S7 partners with Neurolink or its rival perhaps.

When the CEO of Nokia asked the next form factor beyond the cell phone he said by 2030 6G will allow for cell phones to become part of our body:

No doubt that's a lot to digest and as much as humans get excited about new technology without a push or nudge technological advances will far outpace the average person's willingness to change and/or upgrade to the next "best thing" - especially as technology encroaches closer and closer to removing any semblance of privacy or autonomy of any kind inherent to biotechnology regardless of a blockchain environment.

What's going speed all the above mentioned technology adoption along? "Climate change" and "viruses" with the passing for the Pandemic Treaty hands down.

Some of you may be familiar with the Pandemic Treaty to be signed unilaterally amongst all 193 UN partner States (the entire world) in May. This will allow for the WHO, largely influenced by China (by far the most advanced survaillance State), to call a pandemic over anything - climate change, a bad flu season or because they merely believe something will happen - to no exaggeration.

The Treaty empowers, essentially the UN to shut any business down, sieze, destroy or rezone any property as well as delay elections. Resistance to change will no doubt become increasingly challenged. Other supporting UN treaties reinforce the pandemic treaty too.

Feel free to read sections 30-40 of the updated Alberta Canada Health Act for a taste of everything I just said in which reflects the extent of the authority of the treaty.

https://kings-printer.alberta.ca/1266.cfm?page=P37.cfm&leg_type=Acts&isbncln=9780779818426&display=html

To not digress any further with the focus on potential sales opportunities for S7, with the technology infrastructure in place combined with the legal authority (as per the treaty), those leading the charge of our collective future, can proceed at a much faster rate to collapse of the present system and move us much closer towards massive investments in technologies, inclusive of ACCs, in large quantities far beyond the hyperscale data centers.

Side notes:

As AI and robotics aim to mimic and ultimately replace the need for costly human resources that desire benefits, a pension, oil, a home to live the game of survival of the fittest will no doubt become increasingly more of a challenging environment in many respects.

It's your job to avoid becoming part of the "useless class" and hang on to your free will/autonomy, unless you want and/or desire to merge with AI aka bio-convergence, assuming, ideally, we're not forced or cohersed to do so.

Technological advancement as a whole is to do more with less... energy, people - physical constraints of any kind and to ultimately make far better use of resources with a primary objective to reduce consumption (of energy). Energy = matter.

Whomever, whatever is left standing, as time advances, will be (presumably) greatly enriched with an abundance of available resources preserved in an environment of extreme productivity as a result of AI to which will become near sentient via transhumanism.

As much as AI will want to experience, human consciousness, humans, have an desire will want to experience unlimited access to data at their very fingertips. Humans by nature, especially within a competitive environment, are just as power-hungry as AI.

And to think S7 ACCs could be used to transmit data in ways we can hardly imagine.