Turns out that as soon as Quarterhill sold Viziya, it took off like gangbusters.
The Viziya core customer group was mining and metals as well as in the oil and gas sector. 2/3 of the business are from those areas.
Word is that Viziya is worth 5-10X what Prometheus paid for it given the commodities explosion and customers ramped up their digital spending from their huge cash flows.
This company can't time anything worse. Well except for announcing the sale of WiLan, which wasn't terrible. They could have gotten it done, but they dragged its heels for 6 months to get the process going. Now patents are not transactable.
Then the Viziya guys that have seen their moonshot go to Prometheus took a clutch of cash from Quarterhill.