Also Tdman All these partnerships have brought us to where we stand today. It’s been an arduous journey, taxing on everyone involved. No one likely feels this more than the CEO himself, yet here he is, pressing forward, potentially even on a reduced salary.
The buck ultimately stops with him. However, over the past three years, it’s hard to overlook his unwavering determination and the impressive progress he’s made with such limited financial resources. One day, this period should be studied as a case study in resilience and strategic growth, especially considering the challenges faced after the CTO’s departure in 2020.
I’ve had to step back and reflect myself, accepting that every decision I’ve made, good or bad, has been my own. The current stock price, in my view, fails to reflect the company’s true trajectory, particularly with the development of the MLX 488 chip. Our partnership with Silicon Catalyst is already bearing fruit, and the potential for additional equity partners, technology transfers, or other strategic alliances is palpable.
The reality is clear: if this technology were only marginally better than its competitors, we wouldn’t be garnering this level of attention. I’m especially focused on what CMC thinks of this progress and how they plan to deploy their recently acquired war chest. It feels like the momentum is building, and the opportunities ahead are undeniable.