You keep endlessly repeating the idea that NTEK is not going to be able to compete when you have no idea what the company has planned.

You've tried to sell this idea almost daily for the past two weeks.

Is this some forlorn hope that somehow this will make the company move faster ?

With the continuous harping of this unsupported supposition on your part you're trying to present as some kind of fact, it sounds like are you just trying to subtly bash the company, for what ever reason.

Your basing this on seeing movies up on competitors sites (all recent movies are being filmed in 8K anyway, so it's no surprise) that many people don't have the bandwidth requirements to stream correctly anyway.

One of Nteks competitive edges is that they can stream quality product at a lower bandwidth, saving consumers and providers money.

NTEK also has already qualified their processes with major content providers. Any competitor is going to have to do the same thing.

It's going to be multiple years before any competitor can do that

The other competitive edge is that NTEK can process movies from existing format to 4K, something not many can do.

Before you try to imply gloom and doom for whatever reason your doing it you should probably consider the whole picture.