On other fronts apart from the Silvaco / Wbt collaboration - another consideration that is touched on in the Frost and Sullivan but perhaps not fully appreciated is the XTX LOI with WBT.....
In the list of leading NOR suppliers sits XTX Technology - (they have used/adopted Core World as the name established for IPO listing)
Founded in 2014, Shenzhen XTX Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as "XTX") is a high-tech semiconductor IC design company. XTX is rooted in China, independent innovation, and is committed to becoming an excellent standard chip design company. The company's product planning not only covers the mature storage technology route, but also has completed the future multi-point memory layout. Currently mass-produced products include SPI NOR Flash, NOR MCP, SPI NAND FLASH, SD NAND FLASH, NAND MCP, etc.,
mainly used in the Internet of Things, display and touch, communication, consumer electronics, industry and other fields. It has accumulated more than2,500 customers.
Core World has been adopted as their listing identity for their IPO listing - they have stated they want to be able to say that they are not just old technology, but are already starting to move to the new technologies, so XTX and Weebit have a good matching of interests. Mark Long - XTX Tech CEO we believe Reram will boom in the coming three to five years, driven by strong growth in 5G and AI. We will continue to work with Weebit to adapt the technology to our needs.
XTX validated the metrics and data as staed by WBT to be correct and completed 4 months ahead of schedule - more industry validation of the production values of wbts' Reram.
Discrete array all but ready to go - required selector for that array all but complete ( thankyou Leti ) - XTX ready to go to IPO with leading edge Reram (Wbt) product to replace NOR flash......ducks could be starting to line up bigtime IMO....
all my own opinions and speculative until the deal/s are announced - open to the scrutiny of all who may be interested.
Exciting time to be a holder IMO 
GLA
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