Ann: Commercialisation Milestone, page-115

Semi (etal),

Thanks for your post(s). Sorry if this is a lazy question as the answer is no doubt well understood by others.

I've read the recent announcement a number of times. It stuck me the more I read this Ann that this was a signficant step for ADO (as DR clearly states!).

The biggest block to a great idea / technology becoming 'commercial' is being able to be reproduced at scale in a manner that integrates easily with the existing business processes of your customer, while demonstrating the technology loses none of its peformance or financial benefits - that's actually a big step toward commercial success.

This Ann seems to indicate a big step in that direction, subject to our customer now testing that the third party (commercially) produced anode has maintained its stated performance.

But, back to my lazy question from the Ann, which is based on some HC chat about whether the anode is a 'modification' of the customers anode or uses our prototype, and what % Si it may be.

My Q - What is the technical definition / difference between a 'silicon' anode and a 'high silicon' anode....as I note the Ann references to the latter.

Thanks in advance
EB