RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:More Promotion by Poet--- Good Messaging In ItAll hype and speculation..listen to Raju's words carefully.He doesn't confirm one thing, as having been achieved yet.maybe you need to listen to the video again.
I quote fro his biased Video clip which has been paid for by POET...
" what celistial is trying to do","They are working with,to develope" "they are preparing to scale to high volume "'They're working on two major technologies..
Hahaha..tell us again who missed the message..lol
gilver wrote: Maybe you should consider listening more closely to this video? Are you just fantasy-bashing-from-the-hip again and have not even listened to the video? Or maybe you missed the message and need to hear the reality in the message?
https://themarketherald.ca/poet-technologies-v-ptk-nasdaq-poet-leading-customer-celestial-ai-announces-expectations-for-business-growth-2023-06-28/ Listen to Raju. Listen to reality, please. Your negative bashing seems to be excessive fantasy. According to Raju, Poet is preparing to scale to high volume. Then Poet has products for other customers. And Poet is working on two other major breakthrough products for the entire industry.
Sorry to burst your dark energy bubble. Poet is in reality.
gilver maestrodrumboe wrote: Quit with the fantasy stuff.Post confirmation/link that they are ready to use the Poet chip at scale ,and maybe then folks will believe you.
Go ahead and maybe I might even believe you.I'm waiting...
Till then, all you have is unsubstantiated BS rumor and hype..imo
The interconnect product appears to be priority number one for Celestial. Celestial sells its own AI accelerator chip, dubbed Orion, built on the company’s photonics architecture. But as investors told TechCrunch in a recent piece for TC+, AI photonics chips have yet to overcome engineering challenges that would make them practical at scale. Unless Celestial stumbled upon breakthroughs in the areas of data-to-analog conversion and signal regeneration — top stumbling blocks for today’s photonics chips — it’s unlikely that Orion is much further along than the competition.