RE:Corporate Update!A few excerpts: (Just wondering what is a measurable action as opposed to "this is what we would like to see or do")
-- the future offers Edgewater
great opportunity -- the alignment of multiple industry drivers has the Company
positioned for a promising 2022.
-- Results from the PoC and pilot conducted with a major Tier 1 Service Provider in 2021 validated Edgewater’s technical superiority and unequivocally
identified the market opportunity for Edgewater’s patented Spectrum Slicing technology in the home and
positioned the Company for growth. --
Industry leaders have recently embraced multi-channel, adding momentum to the paradigm shift to more channels.
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Edgewater Wireless is the prime-mover of multi-channel Wi-Fi technology, and all the
other chipmakers are now trying to catch up. -- the growing paradigm shift to multi-channel
presents partnership opportunities for Edgewater. Edgewater plans to focus on several key initiatives in 2022
-- Edgewater management
continues to build alliances with several potential silicon partners
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The Company anticipates providing status updates to the market in the coming months
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Edgewater believes it is positioned to take advantage of the significant market opportunity
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Company has set several milestones and stretch goals that it plans to accomplish over the next few years:
Short Term Objectives (3-12 Months)
- Secure a commercial MOU with a Tier 1 Customer
- Establish a production partnership with a leading silicon organization
- Execute on a long-term funding strategy to meet the growth requirements; customer engagements and manufacturing partnerships
Wondering about this goal below and how it pertains to the claim they have been making for at least the last two years ( minor point - just being picky)
Long term Objectives (24 months and beyond)
- Become the global leader in Wi-Fi Spectrum Slicing
compared to:
About Edgewater Wireless We make Wi-Fi. Better. Edgewater Wireless (
www.edgewaterwireless.com) "
is the industry leader" in innovative Spectrum Slicing technology
In summary -- considering my age I am getting the message (some will say - "what took you so long") that positive results are too far out and I should probably part company. I will definitely be looking at options. It's tough when "ten years is not enough" in a dynamic growth industry. It has been much more similar to a pharma company trying to get through 3 or 4 phases of FDA approval -- takes forever and a day and is a young man's sport. Originally I did not put YFI in that category - but we live and learn.