Ya see up until now there have been basically 3 materials (available to anyone) trying to solve the problem facing the entire computer/communication world and if you do not think that that problem will not affect you are living with rose colored glasses. Lightwave has patented (only available to them) a plastic material that is compatible with all 3 of today’s materials, plus it is Super Fast, Stable and Cheap.
About 2 years ago while studying the problem and searching for a solution Michael Lebby stumbled across Lightwave Logics Unique Polymers and began to vet this technology, shortly after he began his quest to become the CEO and introduce this to the world. That move happened last month and just prior to that Fred Leonberger inventor of today’s technology decided to join the board of directors and take over the operations committee (It is important to know that Leonberger worked in the background for years at Lighwtave consulting, but apparently a big time breakthrough happened about 6 months ago and they are running, not walking). In 2 ½ weeks Michel Lebby will introduce this technology to the world and he’ll be speaking there.
http://worldtechnologymappingforum.org/
You see until now the polymers that the industry tried and gave up were not practical due to stability issues and the need for expensive protective packaging. Lightwave Logics Material does not require this and as important, It is Scalable, in other words it can fit in very tiny waveguides that today’s materials will not, each iteration demonstrates that it will perform faster and faster. The next step for Lightwave is a 25 Gig device, that technology will be dropped into a 4x25 and create a 100 gig modulator that will sell for less than half what they are spending today. Following that they will introduce a 50 gig then 8x50= 400 Gig, Bam the world is ours. This is simply the 1st 300 million dollar market that this material will be demonstrated in, there are many other billion dollar markets, but you have to walk before you can run. Conferences typically do not have much an effect on share prices but let’s see what happens at this one.
Do you think that someone may want a piece of this, the ability to control this technology?
Keep an eye on this one folks.
Xster
About 2 years ago while studying the problem and searching for a solution Michael Lebby stumbled across Lightwave Logics Unique Polymers and began to vet this technology, shortly after he began his quest to become the CEO and introduce this to the world. That move happened last month and just prior to that Fred Leonberger inventor of today’s technology decided to join the board of directors and take over the operations committee (It is important to know that Leonberger worked in the background for years at Lighwtave consulting, but apparently a big time breakthrough happened about 6 months ago and they are running, not walking). In 2 ½ weeks Michel Lebby will introduce this technology to the world and he’ll be speaking there.
http://worldtechnologymappingforum.org/
You see until now the polymers that the industry tried and gave up were not practical due to stability issues and the need for expensive protective packaging. Lightwave Logics Material does not require this and as important, It is Scalable, in other words it can fit in very tiny waveguides that today’s materials will not, each iteration demonstrates that it will perform faster and faster. The next step for Lightwave is a 25 Gig device, that technology will be dropped into a 4x25 and create a 100 gig modulator that will sell for less than half what they are spending today. Following that they will introduce a 50 gig then 8x50= 400 Gig, Bam the world is ours. This is simply the 1st 300 million dollar market that this material will be demonstrated in, there are many other billion dollar markets, but you have to walk before you can run. Conferences typically do not have much an effect on share prices but let’s see what happens at this one.
Do you think that someone may want a piece of this, the ability to control this technology?
Keep an eye on this one folks.
Xster
