I think the PR firm is really only there to gain exposure to...

I think the PR firm is really only there to gain exposure to retail and institutional investors both here and overseas (particularly in the U.S)., I don't think for a minute it is aimed at 'Big Tech'.

'Coming-out' fully to the big players will be done 'directly' with the big players, and not through a PR firm. They are sophisticated business people who will just pick up the phone because it is in their best interests to do so. No one needs an invitation. We will either knock on their door or they will approach us directly.

There would have been little point until recently to have been approached by the big players because they would have known they would not be getting the technical detail they need to make decisions. The success of PL4 and recent release of more detailed specs during the roadshow is still largely food for the masses and not the detail Big Tech is looking for. Rest assured the big players will likely be positioning themselves soon. It is a game of chess for them against all other competitors in that space and with very high stakes.......the question is ...... what risks do 'they' want to take....will they risk a competitor getting hold of the tech. They will have to weigh up many things ....not least ... the impact on their market share, both in scale and time. By time I mean how they view the propensity to improve the tech going forward under their watch to extend its market dominance, just like what has happened with DRAM over the years.

The goal now is to try and bolster the SP and hopefully give us a little more protection from 'hostiles'.