You look at the history of the company, which understandably has a reputation against it. Communication remains a critical point of improvement, but I consider the reputation this CEO has built over his career, which should inspire confidence. This company has taken a new direction with Mr. Lebby at the helm. In my view, a new enterprise has been started, albeit with the same name. Considering the doubts that have existed, we can already check off many achievements in this trajectory.
In 2017, the future outlook was less promising than it is now. Seeing how rapidly the AI market is evolving and the capacity and speeds required by data centers, they are compelled to take action. Is this automatically a shift to LWLG's technology? Of course not, but many multinationals are hitting their limits and capacities in the short term, which bodes well for the future. LWLG’s product performs stably under 1V, offering an excellent solution for innovation, increasing capacity and speed, and conversely, reducing energy consumption (which is already a critical point in actions against global warming and becoming more CO2 neutral). With a market share projection of $100B in 2030, the future looks very promising in my eyes. There are other solutions, like copper cabling, but they will have higher costs in the long run, considering the evolution of copper prices and market supply. This is a new architecture that needs to be built entirely, with all necessary calculations, integrations, etc. This takes time, but I hope the multinationals do their homework thoroughly so that the outcome evolves toward LWLG's technology. Are there guarantees? No, but LWLG holds very strong cards for future success, without looking back at the past.
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