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I just took 20 minutes and grabbed the pertinent info,
We expect our initial product device line will be a high-speed 4 x 25 Gbps ridge waveguide modulator to compete in the growing 100 Gbps modulator market. This will be followed by a 4 x 50Gbps ridge waveguide modulator that will compete in the 400Gbps market.
“objective of commercializing our electro-optic polymer technology during 2017”.
We plan to continuously advance the development of unique organic electro-optic polymer materials along with proprietary designs and device configurations. We intend to protect our technology by filing patent applications where appropriate or by obtaining exclusive technology rights where available. However, in some cases, we will refrain from protecting certain proprietary with patents in favor of trade secrets.
Ridge Waveguide Modulator
Our ridge electro-optic waveguide modulator was designed and fabricated in our Longmont, Colorado laboratory. The fabrication of our first in-house device is significant to our entire device program and is an important starting point for modulators that are being developed for target markets. We have multiple generations of new materials that we will soon be optimizing for this specific design. On December 27, 2016, we announced that our initial alpha prototype ridge waveguide modulator, enabled by our P2IC™ polymer system, demonstrated bandwidth suitable for data rates up to about 10 Gbps, which exceeds the telecom OC-48 standard (2.5 Gbps).
On April 26, 2017, we announced a significant improvement over our initial alpha prototype ridge waveguide modulator by achieving bandwidth suitable for 25Gbps data rates in our all-organic polymer ridge waveguide intensity modulator prototype, and on July 19, 2017 we further advanced its high-speed modulation performance to satisfy 28Gbps data rates for QSFP28 standards and 100Gbps data center applications (using 4 channels of 25 Gbps). This device, enabled by our P2IC™ polymer system, demonstrated true amplitude (intensity) modulation in a Mach-Zehnder modulator structure incorporating our polymer waveguides. We are optimizing relevant 28Gbps device performance parameters and are now focused on commercializing our ridge waveguide modulator. To that end, we have entered into a contract with a packaging partner that has deep experience in high-speed telecommunications and data communications optoelectronic devices. The partner will package Lightwave’s 28Gbps modulators so further evaluations can be made--both internally and externally by potential customers.
Additionally, we are continuing to move towards extending our prototype ridge waveguide modulator to operate up to 50 Gbps. A 50Gbps device would be the key to open the door for our Company to address the next large market, 400Gbps nodes (e.g., using 8 modulators that are multiplexed together (8 x 50Gbps = 400Gbps)) or alternatively 4 modulators at 50Gbps (4 x 50Gbps = 200Gbps) and the use of PAM4 coding to double the modulated speed to 400Gbps (200Gbps x 2 = 400Gbps).
The ridge waveguide modulator represents our first commercially viable device, and targets metro networks (< 10Km) within large scale telecommunications and data communications networks and represents approximately a $300MM per year market opportunity for us.
Our cash requirements are expected to increase at a rate consistent with the Company’s path to revenue growth as we expand our activities and operations with the “objective of commercializing our electro-optic polymer technology during 2017”.
We believe we have raised sufficient capital to finance our operations through February 2018;
However, we will need to obtain additional future financing
We expect this financing to provide us with sufficient funds to maintain our operations for the foreseeable future. With the additional capital, we expect to achieve a level of revenues attractive enough to fulfill our development activities and adequate enough to support our business model for the foreseeable future.
LPC commented to $20,000,000 Lightwave had registered 5 Million shares. Notice one is in “dollars” the other is in “Shares”. 5,000,000 shares of the Company’s common stock went effective on April 7, 2016. The Company has raised $3,209,950 as of June 30, 2017. The Company raised an additional $935,600 under the Purchase Agreement during July and August 2017.
Even though they currently enough cash on hand for more than 6 months, (remember they always keep the need for cash out 6 months or so). If you use 80 cents shares (Average) that 5 million should be about gone so I’d look for another registration statement soon, as info they are easier for management to do just after a Q or a K because they have already updated everything.
“After completion of our initial prototype ridge waveguide, we will seek to enter into partnership/JV discussions with outside parties to co-develop a slot waveguide modulator.”
We are optimizing relevant 28Gbps device performance parameters and are now focused on commercializing our ridge waveguide modulator. To that end, we have entered into a contract with a packaging partner that has deep experience in high-speed telecommunications and data communications optoelectronic devices. The partner will package Lightwave’s 28Gbps modulators so further evaluations can be made--both internally and externally by potential customers.
additionally, we are continuing to move towards extending our prototype ridge waveguide modulator to operate up to 50 Gbps.
As we move forward through 2017, we expect to (i) bring in-house more specific skill sets in materials engineering and in device testing and fabrication, as well as personnel to orchestrate our various Company activities; and (ii) attract an industry partner with the synergistic capabilities necessary to help develop future products that are in various stages of design, such as a slot waveguide modulator and our integrated fiber optic polymer-based transceiver over and above device packaging competences.
“The Company expects to obtain a revenue stream from datacom and telecom devices, sales of non-linear optical polymers, and product development agreements prior to moving into full-scale production.”
As we move forward through 2017, we expect to (i) bring in-house more specific skill sets in materials engineering and in device testing and fabrication, as well as personnel to orchestrate our various Company activities; and (ii) “ attract an industry partner with the synergistic capabilities necessary to help develop future products that are in various stages of design, such as a slot waveguide modulator and our integrated fiber optic polymer-based transceiver over and above device packaging competences.”
I’m telling you a partnership is on the table, mentioned
They still do not have any debt. I predict another registration statement soon, it is what is, does not bother me.
Xster
We expect our initial product device line will be a high-speed 4 x 25 Gbps ridge waveguide modulator to compete in the growing 100 Gbps modulator market. This will be followed by a 4 x 50Gbps ridge waveguide modulator that will compete in the 400Gbps market.
“objective of commercializing our electro-optic polymer technology during 2017”.
We plan to continuously advance the development of unique organic electro-optic polymer materials along with proprietary designs and device configurations. We intend to protect our technology by filing patent applications where appropriate or by obtaining exclusive technology rights where available. However, in some cases, we will refrain from protecting certain proprietary with patents in favor of trade secrets.
Ridge Waveguide Modulator
Our ridge electro-optic waveguide modulator was designed and fabricated in our Longmont, Colorado laboratory. The fabrication of our first in-house device is significant to our entire device program and is an important starting point for modulators that are being developed for target markets. We have multiple generations of new materials that we will soon be optimizing for this specific design. On December 27, 2016, we announced that our initial alpha prototype ridge waveguide modulator, enabled by our P2IC™ polymer system, demonstrated bandwidth suitable for data rates up to about 10 Gbps, which exceeds the telecom OC-48 standard (2.5 Gbps).
On April 26, 2017, we announced a significant improvement over our initial alpha prototype ridge waveguide modulator by achieving bandwidth suitable for 25Gbps data rates in our all-organic polymer ridge waveguide intensity modulator prototype, and on July 19, 2017 we further advanced its high-speed modulation performance to satisfy 28Gbps data rates for QSFP28 standards and 100Gbps data center applications (using 4 channels of 25 Gbps). This device, enabled by our P2IC™ polymer system, demonstrated true amplitude (intensity) modulation in a Mach-Zehnder modulator structure incorporating our polymer waveguides. We are optimizing relevant 28Gbps device performance parameters and are now focused on commercializing our ridge waveguide modulator. To that end, we have entered into a contract with a packaging partner that has deep experience in high-speed telecommunications and data communications optoelectronic devices. The partner will package Lightwave’s 28Gbps modulators so further evaluations can be made--both internally and externally by potential customers.
Additionally, we are continuing to move towards extending our prototype ridge waveguide modulator to operate up to 50 Gbps. A 50Gbps device would be the key to open the door for our Company to address the next large market, 400Gbps nodes (e.g., using 8 modulators that are multiplexed together (8 x 50Gbps = 400Gbps)) or alternatively 4 modulators at 50Gbps (4 x 50Gbps = 200Gbps) and the use of PAM4 coding to double the modulated speed to 400Gbps (200Gbps x 2 = 400Gbps).
The ridge waveguide modulator represents our first commercially viable device, and targets metro networks (< 10Km) within large scale telecommunications and data communications networks and represents approximately a $300MM per year market opportunity for us.
Our cash requirements are expected to increase at a rate consistent with the Company’s path to revenue growth as we expand our activities and operations with the “objective of commercializing our electro-optic polymer technology during 2017”.
We believe we have raised sufficient capital to finance our operations through February 2018;
However, we will need to obtain additional future financing
We expect this financing to provide us with sufficient funds to maintain our operations for the foreseeable future. With the additional capital, we expect to achieve a level of revenues attractive enough to fulfill our development activities and adequate enough to support our business model for the foreseeable future.
LPC commented to $20,000,000 Lightwave had registered 5 Million shares. Notice one is in “dollars” the other is in “Shares”. 5,000,000 shares of the Company’s common stock went effective on April 7, 2016. The Company has raised $3,209,950 as of June 30, 2017. The Company raised an additional $935,600 under the Purchase Agreement during July and August 2017.
Even though they currently enough cash on hand for more than 6 months, (remember they always keep the need for cash out 6 months or so). If you use 80 cents shares (Average) that 5 million should be about gone so I’d look for another registration statement soon, as info they are easier for management to do just after a Q or a K because they have already updated everything.
“After completion of our initial prototype ridge waveguide, we will seek to enter into partnership/JV discussions with outside parties to co-develop a slot waveguide modulator.”
We are optimizing relevant 28Gbps device performance parameters and are now focused on commercializing our ridge waveguide modulator. To that end, we have entered into a contract with a packaging partner that has deep experience in high-speed telecommunications and data communications optoelectronic devices. The partner will package Lightwave’s 28Gbps modulators so further evaluations can be made--both internally and externally by potential customers.
additionally, we are continuing to move towards extending our prototype ridge waveguide modulator to operate up to 50 Gbps.
As we move forward through 2017, we expect to (i) bring in-house more specific skill sets in materials engineering and in device testing and fabrication, as well as personnel to orchestrate our various Company activities; and (ii) attract an industry partner with the synergistic capabilities necessary to help develop future products that are in various stages of design, such as a slot waveguide modulator and our integrated fiber optic polymer-based transceiver over and above device packaging competences.
“The Company expects to obtain a revenue stream from datacom and telecom devices, sales of non-linear optical polymers, and product development agreements prior to moving into full-scale production.”
As we move forward through 2017, we expect to (i) bring in-house more specific skill sets in materials engineering and in device testing and fabrication, as well as personnel to orchestrate our various Company activities; and (ii) “ attract an industry partner with the synergistic capabilities necessary to help develop future products that are in various stages of design, such as a slot waveguide modulator and our integrated fiber optic polymer-based transceiver over and above device packaging competences.”
I’m telling you a partnership is on the table, mentioned
They still do not have any debt. I predict another registration statement soon, it is what is, does not bother me.
Xster
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