Nexoptic Technology Corp V.NXO

Kevin Gordon VP of AI

[Coolmanbadass]

I noticed Kevin Gordon and Aidan Earle just co-founded a company - Velora Labs. Any thoughts on this. Bankruptcy coming? Or a buyout?

[Maxmoe]

There is this one guy who's been posting here for years that has all the answers. Ask him with a private message. He's owned millions of shares all the way down from $1.20. He even bought millions more. He must know something. 

[Coolmanbadass]

This just seems like important info that was apparently overlooked by everyone on this forum.

[Coolmanbadass]

The timing is curious too - justafter the netflix testing. Why wouldnt netflix drop $100 million to save 10% on data transmission? It has billions and thats only 50 cents ashare.

[Damn1212]

Netflix could have bought NXO with chump change.  They didnt because they dont want to. . They dont want to probably because Nexcompress doesnt work.  Just a guess  Seeing as we have no sales I doubt we will ever have a buyout offer. 

[Coolmanbadass]

It was Netflix that tested it according to Nexoptic. They should trust their own algorithm. But this is why I am hesitant to pull the trigger and buy. The results are saying they could eliminate 10% of their future ifrastructure by using this AI. So I ask myself whats the catch?

[Damn1212]

Do Your own research  Email or Call IR to see what they have to say about your questions. Look at all the past products NXO touted as revolutionary and confirm how many sales and revenue those brought in.  Look at the stocks history and the way the company treated shareholders.  Best of luck.

[Coolmanbadass]

I appreciate it. I just think some dots might be connecting. But i agree it seems like there has been lots of failed attempts.

[Blueshoes]

Netflix did not test nexcompress, go learn 

[Coolmanbadass]

According to Nexoptic news release April 25 on their website VMAF - a netfflix creation did the testing. Iwould think Netflix still has ties to their own software.

[Damn1212]

@ Coolmanbadass  Looks like NXO did the testing using VMAF ...  As per usual NXO evaluates their own tech and Label it Revolutionary ... LOL   NexOptic evaluated more than 2000 data points using Netflix's Video Multi-Method Assessment Fusion ("VMAF") scoring system. The results of the testing showed that NexCompress is capable of providing bandwidth savings

[Roadrunner71]

So NXO tested itself and declared that they are the winners? Niiice.

[Damn1212]

REVOLUTIONARYYYYYY !!!  WOW  Roadrunner ,  are you starting to see the way these guys use words to make New releases that look big but are always just Fluff ?  Nvidia , Qualcomm , ARM ...using big names to try and pump the stock price.  Now Netflix ... They release news and word it to make it seem like Netflix is testing ...But thats not what is going on at all. 

[Coolmanbadass]

Ya and I suppose they could be flat out lying or at least imbellishing on the results. I thought open source tools were available to everyone who uses it so wouldn't netflix and other companies see the results as well? As mentioned - maybe its fluff but if the numbers are a lie its outright fraud.

[Maxmoe]

Now this might qualify as "pumping", but you posted it, not me. LOL. Unless, of course, it turns out to be true, then it's just fricken, what's the word? REVOLUTIONARY.  NexOptic evaluated more than 2000 data points using Netflix's Video Multi-Method Assessment Fusion ("VMAF") scoring system. The results of the testing showed that NexCompress is capable of