I'm not surprised.- Market Cap: $74m- Cell performance: As fast...

I'm not surprised.

- Market Cap: $74m
- Cell performance: As fast as or faster than state of the art DRAM
- Modest degradation in endurance: Caused by current spikes in cell testing from an outside box - high confidence that this is resolved by testing cells via a transistor. Switch to PCMO has reduced the switching resistance by an order of magnitude which means these current spikes can degrade the cell
- Mask work to be done: Low risk of failure, as again to do with dummy structures in processing - not the cell itself.
- Further cell optimisation via Stanford: i.e. hello, faster than state of the art DRAM.
- Enough endurance already to augment / replace DRAM, as a considerable amount of DRAM endurance is wasted refreshing cells every 64 milliseconds.
- High confidence that a working megabit chip will be completed in 2022.
- Market Cap (again): $74m

Weren't you listening carefully to the AGM questions and responses?

Ps- appreciate if someone could explain what a dummy structure is used for in memory fabrication?