And let’s set aside the issue of funding for a moment—the company appears to be in a decent financial position without the need for significant dilution, given that it has reached this step in the semiconductor/silican process. Has anyone examined the current state of the Canadian venture capital market? It’s hard to say exactly how much support this company has received from government programs, but to those constantly raising concerns like “one big issue and they’re out of cash,” or repeating the same warnings of an impending “cash call” (and by the way, the world didn’t collapse as predicted by the same individual), I’d say we need to reevaluate the situation.
Yes, at some point the company will need more capital—anyone can see that—but they’ve made it to this packaging phase, and who knows how much further they’ve progressed. So, what exactly is going to hold us back now?
From my perspective, this emerging technology has the potential to transform the Wi-Fi industry, but there’s still development needed before it’s fully realized.
The next 6-12 months are going to be very exciting.