Looks like Copetti wants POET to stay an enity, a stand alone. And we say Sell or stand alone ,one or the other.

But can POET sell some of it's parts?

Can POET licence some of it's parts?

Can POET be in partners in some of it's parts?

Can POET run some of it's parts alone?

Can POET do all of the above?

Or does it have to be Sell or stand alone only?

Peter Copetti: Well, POET will compete across various sectors because the platform itself is so broad. For instance

in the CMOS silicon area, you could have competitors like Intel and AMD;

and the optical electrical conversion area, you would see Avago or Finisar;

memory and storage, you could have IBM and Google.

Finally, sensors and arrays, you would look to Boeing new technologies, BAE, et cetera.

That’s not even taking into consideration our recent patent filings in the quantum computing area

or other IP that we’re developing right now, but we haven’t released to the market. But you get the picture – the size of the market and the POET platform is tremendous.