POET Technologies Ord Shs V.PTK

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POET Technologies Inc. is a design and development company. It offers high-speed optical engines, light source products and custom optical modules to the artificial intelligence (AI) systems market and to hyperscale data centers. Its photonic integration solutions are based on the POET Optical Interposer, a novel, patented platform that allows the integration of electronic and photonic devices into a single chip using wafer-level semiconductor manufacturing techniques. Its Optical Interposer-based products consume less power than comparable products, are smaller in size and are readily scalable to high production volumes. In addition, it has designed and produced novel light source products for chip-to-chip data communication within and between AI servers, the next frontier for solving bandwidth and latency problems in AI systems. Its Optical Interposer platform solves device integration challenges across a range of communication, computing and sensing applications.

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Comment by cpthollywoodon Jun 14, 2011 9:22am

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Viral.

Absolutely. Let us know what Gary says in regard to shareholders trying to make a push.
Maybe some tech boards? Major magazine sites? Globe & Mail if we have something concrete put together.
all these new technologies coming out (like IBM) stating they have a revolutionary product, is frustrating when its simply not true.

POET awareness raises the demand. Nobody is going to buy IBM technology if they know something much better may be available shortly after. I have talked to so many people about this and made the information available, but outside of this board, I have not had anyone mention it to me. The day I hear someone else bring it up or at least know what I'm talking about when I talk about it, then I'll start to feel like we are finally moving.

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