Good perspective ITTR. The bigger picture that I take from this very quick development to achieve the tighter filtering requirements associated with  LR4 very clearly points to the level  of flexibility that this optical interposer platform provides for future applications that are not yet achievable  by the industry at large. 

We begin understand that this platform achieves a level of efficiency in every aspect of optical integration that has never been available before.

They started with accurate wavelength filtering capability without the need for free space optics thereby avoiding the complications of dealing with the parasitics that are generated from existing system available in the market place. Waveguide filtering that is so precise in its ability to separate and shape each channel and do it without the level of cooling or heating that is generally required to stabilize the wavelength of each channel. 

And just as important is the contribution to reduce the leakage of those valuable photons to a level that has never been achieved in a fabrication flow that allows volume production and very high throughput at a fraction of the cost of anyone in the industry. And this is not even as good as it gets. It gets much better and more efficient with larger ice trays when they move to 12 inch wafers. 

So we have a seminal patent to look forward to. 

I believe that Suresh will continue to amaze industry with where he is taking this technology. 

I believe this company is going to grow very rapidly as customers demand more and as new devices are integrated into the system.