XPE General Topics, page-4258

Although there are some good points made above, I do not fully agree with
these posts (@discerningstarter and @yd1415926) because they are IMO a little
negative if you consider the facts and known achievements and the direction of Xped.

Granted, it is not yet set in stone but:

Yes, there are many many spokes in the Xped wheel.

Leapin, Xerts, Vital Xense, Intel, Telink, Arm chippie(!!) and
in addition to these initiatives Xped is having to review all the
opportunities presented to the company!!!


Just regarding Intel.....
I think the chances ADRC being included within the Intel Moon Island platform is a high probability.

Intel chose to collaborate with Xped.


Xped were chosen from Singapore PACT working group late last year by Intel to further
collaborate and assist Xped develop ADRC and Xped’s other Technologies.

Xped are working with Intel right now getting ADRC server software working on Intel
based Moon island platform Iot Gateways.

As described in the ADRC overview guide, an IotG Gateway is functioning as the ADRC hub.
It appears that Intel AND Xped want Xped to push Intel Moon Island platform.

Xped ADRC current and working hub is based on Resberry Pi model B+ Hardware
- the “Umbo – Xped ADRC Hub” and to get the system on the
Intel platform will greatly benefit Xped.

It is also apparent from the ADRC guide that Xped IS incorporating an
“IotG Gateway” in the ADRC system, apparently moving away from (but not
abandoning) the “Umbo – Xped ADRC Hub”.

Xped will get no revenue directly from the Intel Iot Gateway as I understand it,
as the server software is open scoured... it can go in any gateway or server
even a Qualcomm based Hub and Xped do not charge a license fee.

It IS the ADRC stack in the Billions of devices which should pull in substantial revenues.

The $$$$ from licensing will come from all the COC’s and MCU’s in devices with the ADRC stack.

At the moment these $$$$$$$ chips are (but not limited to):
Telink TLSR8269F512 SOC
Intel ® Quark (Atlas Peak) MCU
An Cortex M3 ARM based MCU

These are just the ADRC stack chips we know about (which can be potentially licensed).

It will be VERY interesting to see how this all unfolds; I think all HOLDERS will be
pleasantly surprised and it will all happen on a number of major fronts including Intel....