Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc V.YFI

Tier 1 location.

[VerifiedUser69]

Was Andrew releasing the location of the tier 1 a Hail Mary? An attempt to drum up excitement? Did it flip? Did it flop? 

when Kroger location was shared what seems like more then a decade ago it was clear "Midwest" or whatever was posted on stxohoise it was easy to judge where and who exactly it was. A few crumbs had added more clarity back rub as well. I am pretty sure The sailor from Estonia was convinced it was Walmart. 

so now we have the location roughly of a potential customer. And you can hear a pin drop that  nobody cares. Is that cause andrew has convinced investors jr does not know how to close a deal? We haven't closed any deal ever except for 2014. 

There is enough to pointers in the direction of only one company....

[lscfa]

WTF you talking about? The NR re Jul qtr fins has a typo. Read the MD&A.... "With the lifting of COVID restrictions in many parts of the globe, in-person customer engagements in Europe resumed and provided substantive opportunities to strengthen relationships. Discussions with the major Tier 1 service provider and multiple OEMs shifted from technical due diligence and analysis to 

[Pandora]

Your statement above was in the news release but it was preceded by: “We’re energized by the resumption of in-person customer engagements in Europe with the major Tier 1 and selected OEMs. Discussions moved beyond technical validation to commercial and implementation in nature,” said Andrew Skafel, President and CEO of Edgewater Wireless.

[VerifiedUser69]

Any thoughts on who it could be LSCFA? 

[lscfa]

The Tier 1 client is a US cableco with at least 750,000 homes to do the POC.    

[leodevoe]

Its not a US cableco. Without using the company name Andy said who it was quite some time ago. 

[VerifiedUser69]

Correcto imho. I think There is enough circumstantial evidence can hack that up alone. Let's hope they continue with their  history of helping smaller  companies grow too! I think Europe also uses spectrum differently then North America. Different interference issues. 

[leodevoe]

There are no substantive differences in spectrum utilization around the world. If there were then mobile device manufacturers would have to build regionally, which they would be loathe to do.  As per usual I'm amazed with your continued belief that this Tier 1 is a thing. It's been 18 months with no progress. The company can't even raise a full $1M. They don't have a final

[VerifiedUser69]

They def need cash. Spectrum is spectrum and channels but I still have read that their interference problems differ from North America. And not only that their regulations differ greatly from North America. The 6ghz band is still undecided as to releasing it like "the west". Depending what Claus hetting says on wifi now, research gate or critics, access to unlicensed spectrum is not like

[Proceeds]

Maybe the Discussion,s where to ask why there are no patents in Europe for the game changing technology.