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Spectra7 Microsystems Inc V.SEV

Alternate Symbol(s):  SPVNF

Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. is an analog semiconductor company. The Company delivers analog semiconductors at a bandwidth, speed and resolution to enable disruptive industrial design for electronics manufacturers in virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), mixed reality, data centers and other connectivity markets. It creates silicon products that enable copper cables to be longer, thinner, lighter and run at higher performance levels. Its family of products features a patented signal processing technology used in the design of active cables and specialty interconnects in data centers, VR, AR, and other connectivity products. It provides chips, such as HT8181 HDMI 2.0 In-Cable Equalizer, VR8200 Ultra-High-Speed DisplayPort Embedded Interconnect Processor, VR8300 Ultra-High-Speed DisplayPort Embedded Interconnect Processor, VR8050 Interconnect Processor, VR8051 Interconnect Processor, GC2502 Data Center Cable Processor, and GC1122 Dual Channel 112Gb/s PAM-4 Linear Equalizer.


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Comment by Pokerchampon Aug 14, 2017 11:04am
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RE:RE:RE:Break Even

RE:RE:RE:Break Even
Seems like we're talking about the same thjing as we're not interested in what investment was made to start the company.  I don't even think the definition of "break even" matters in a pubic company.  When I use break even I mean and defined it as point at which the cash from sales equals expenses.  This I think is what the analyst meant by cash break even.

So the table is correct but should be called cash break even.

If you disagree please give me the formula you would use, using financial figures published by the company.  Thanks.
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