HPQ Silicon Inc V.HPQ

Interesting post re:Limiting Factor acknowledging HPQ NSiR

[developbc]

Very good that HPQ is really getting more and more attention...rightly so!!: 

Jordan from the Limiting Factor acknowledged he was wrong about HPQ not being in Tesla's market : HPQSiliconInvestors (reddit.com)

Jordan from the Limiting Factor acknowledged he was wrong about HPQ not being in Tesla's market

[ScienceFirst]

Interesting communications between Samuel Guerin and The Limiting Factor. The profile of Samuel has to be one in the field.  It shows. We won't know for sure and that's not important here but this profile below is probably his: Samuel GUERIN (researchgate.net) Home | Ilika If so, that would only give more credibility to this exchange. ______________ Jordan from the

[ScienceFirst]

If Samuel Guerin, science director @Ilika, is the one discussing with The Limiting Factor, that's because he has interests in the fundamentals of HPQ work. So it could be fair to assume that the company he works for (Ilika.com) is seeing something interesting with HPQ's silicone or anode related technologies when trying to connect some dots between those:   solid state battery

[ScienceFirst]

HPQ CEO recently mentioned on a Agoracom.com interview that he sees applications of HPQ technology in many different fields of applications and he named the medical industry. Interestingly, Ilika.com is promoting its solid-state lithium battery in that field: April 12, 2019: This Solid-State Lithium Ion Battery Is Tailor-Made for Medical Device (designnews.com) UK-based Ilika has created a

[Shootermcgavin]

Wow some great research here!!

[DoubleDoubleUp]

Wow, he is a scientist in the nanotechnology area! He is not an investor or speculator. His words has much more credits. He must have put lots of thoughts in it.

[ScienceFirst]

OK.  Ilika is much bigger than I originally thought. July 13, 2020: Scale up micro-solid-state batteries to large EV cells? It’s not so simple. - Charged EVs Q&A with Ilika Technologies Every other scientist in the battery world seems to be working on commercializing large-scale solid-state batteries for use in EVs. The potential for technical and safety benefits is substantial, so

[ScienceFirst]

Quite recent ... Preparing the future, now. Dec. 17, 2020 Ilika's Goliath Solid State Battery Technology for Electric Vehicles & Cordless Domestic Appliances

[ScienceFirst]

So people at Ilika seems to have interest in what HPQ is doing. Looks like the future is coming faster than we thought (like 2022!) as Ilika has posted this interesting solid-state battery breakthrough on their Twitter account, 17 hours ago: NIO Announces 150 kWh Solid-State Batteries For 2022 By: Mark Kane   The new batteries will achieve an ultra

[dougkimbrough]

Before people ask yes silicon is in the solid state battery. It's si/c is in the picture below.

[ScienceFirst]

Maybe that's the reason why a solid-state battery science director might be curious about HPQ's technology. Next Gen Batteries Will Power Up the Electric Vehicle Installed Base to 100 Million by 2028 - Bloomberg LONDON -- August 7, 2019 “Range anxiety” continues to be the biggest barrier to the largescale adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs). However, ongoing and significant

[patience123]

did i read silicon dominant anodes?? Exactly my point earlier no? Sounds like more then 30% so at this point i will go on to say that by the time solid state is ready for vehicles dominant silicon lithium batteries will have taken a huge percentage of the existing market.

[patience123]

did i read silicon dominant anodes?? Exactly my point earlier no? Sounds like more then 30% so at this point i will go on to say that by the time solid state is ready for vehicles dominant silicon lithium batteries will have taken a huge percentage of the existing market.

[ScienceFirst]

Home » Market News » DirectorsTalk Highlights » Solid-state and lithium-silicon technologies will be the real EVB game changer Solid-state and lithium-silicon technologies will be the real EVB game changer “Range anxiety” continues to be the biggest barrier to the largescale adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs). However

[thesabbathlife]

Player 3 has entered the conversation...

[downfrix]

I'm almost sure it's not him.

[Trainstation]

Please elaborate. 

[downfrix]

Well there is more than one Samuel Guerin on earth and sadly it is not the one you tought.. look on CEO. I know it would have been cool but hey.

[Thinkbigsti69]

@helloween  Wow it got out of hand quickly on SH. Sorry to disappoint I'm not the guy from ilika I'm just a fellow interested shareholder who likes doing research and I happen to share the same name of a scientist from Illika. No big deal. Hellowen is a very astute and knowledgeable poster on ceo.

[ScienceFirst]

Downfrix ... You must be a shorter to di facto discredit his profile without even providing proof of what you claim.  It's not like if it was a John Smith. First, there are not many Samuel Guerin on earth.   Secondly, there are no other working in the battery field at such high level. Thirdly, both HPQ and Ilika share complementary interest/R&D (anode, lithium-ion, solid

[downfrix]

Lol did you look on CEO ?? It is not the same person ! You dumb poney dont call me a shorter im the least shorter on this board. I'm long on this stock but when we are wrong its on the best interest of enveryone to tell the truth. The samuel guerin you all talk about is the not one who post on the limited factor. It is an other guy who have the same name. (SADLY). 

[ScienceFirst]

Can you confirm that Ilika could never be one of our Clients?

[downfrix]

I'm not talking about that in just telling you that YOU HAVE THE WRONG Samuel Guerin. For all others things you said about this company im good with it. 

[ScienceFirst]

Jan. 27, 2020: HPQ and Apollon Solar Strengthen Collaboration to Focus on Porous Silicon for Solid-state Lithium-ion Battery Concurrently, HPQ is also working with industry leader Apollon Solar to develop a manufacturing capability that uses the High Purity Silicon (Si) made with the PUREVAP™ to make Porous silicon wafers needed for solid-state Li-ion batteries.  The