Replies to post #205437 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[prototype_101]

Lightmatter, a company focused on developing photonic chips for artificial intelligence, claims several advantages over traditional electronic processors:  

1. Speed: Lightmatter claims its photonic chips are 10 times faster than Nvidia's AI processors. This is due to the speed of light, which is significantly faster than the speed of electrons in traditional electronic circuits.  

2. Energy Efficiency: Lightmatter's chips are said to be significantly more energy-efficient than traditional AI processors. This is due to the fact that photons do not lose energy as they travel through a photonic circuit, whereas electrons do lose energy as they travel through an electronic circuit.  

3. Scalability:Photonic chips can be scaled to much higher densities than electronic chips, which means that they can be used to build much more powerful and efficient AI systems.

4. Smaller Size: Photonic chips are smaller and lighter than electronic chips, which makes them ideal for use in mobile devices and other space-constrained applications.

5. Lower Cost: Lightmatter claims that its chips will be less expensive to manufacture than traditional AI processors. This is due to the fact that photonic chips can be manufactured using existing semiconductor manufacturing processes.  

However, it's important to note that Lightmatter is still a relatively young company, and its technology is still in the early stages of development. While the potential benefits of photonic chips are significant, it remains to be seen whether Lightmatter will be able to overcome the technical challenges and bring its technology to market on a large scale.  

Here are some additional points to consider:

Maturity of the Technology: Photonic computing is still a relatively new technology, while traditional electronic computing has been around for decades. This means that there are still many challenges to be overcome before photonic chips can be widely adopted.

Cost of Manufacturing: While Lightmatter claims that its chips will be less expensive to manufacture than traditional AI processors, it is still unclear whether this will be the case in practice.

Power Consumption: While photonic chips are more energy-efficient than traditional electronic chips, they still require a significant amount of power to operate. This could limit their use in some applications.

Compatibility with Existing Hardware and Software: Photonic chips are not compatible with existing electronic hardware and software. This means that new hardware and software will need to be developed in order to take advantage of the benefits of photonic computing.
Overall, Lightmatter's photonic chips have the potential to revolutionize the field of artificial intelligence. However, it is important to be realistic about the challenges that lie ahead.

So bottom line is there nothing too amazing about Lightmatter vein you clown Short! but if you look at their implied market cap and then look at LWLG, and trust me LWLG's technology is going to be FAR MORE VALUABLE then you will begin to understand just how UNDERVALUED LWLG is today!!!

[spartex]

Vein's comments are all over lwlg Ihub. His constant negative criticism has no end, and will solve nothing but will make any readers of his posts insane. Ignore at your benefit, otherwise it will be a cost. 😅🤪

[Nrdc92]

Absolutely true, Vein. When you compare LWLG to Lm, you see that Lm has all the things LWLG does not: strategic partnerships, market buzz, third party investments, massive capital raises. LWLG has been dicking around for over twenty years, moving from one incompetent leadership team to the next, with only a handful of patents and zero revenue and customers to show for it. I wrote many years ago on this board that my biggest concern was that, unless we had better management, we would get beaten to the market by a nimbler and better managed and funded company, probably with inferior technology. That reality is playing out now. 

The fantasists on this board will claim that if only LWLG weren't bound by dozens of super top secret dome of silence NDAs, we'd all know the truth. Well, as Reanimator pointed out, quite correctly, Lm as well as other tech companies seem to have no such restrictions on publicizing customers, strategic partnerships etc. So, given the invisibility of LWLG to the market (except for shorts, of course) and the complete absence of news, deals, customers, strategic partnerships, analysts, revenue protections, third party investments, I think we have to take the occam's razor view of LWLG: that it is a struggling irrelevancy in the investment and technology worlds.