Further to my learning and remembering: * at the 22 min mark:...

Further to my learning and remembering:
* at the 22 min mark: GaN can replace copper wiring in the house to enable data transfers up to 1 terrabit per second.
* at the 23 minute mark: GaN lasers potentially can - far into the future - facilitate nuclear fusion and other chemical reactions such as photosynthesis.
* at the 36 min mark: Maybe a hint that BLG could be acquired by a bigger player. Not sure I understood the discussion.
* at 38 min mark: an explanation of how BLG manufactures a chip.
* at 45min mark: an evasive response to a question on when RF GaN lasers(?) will be available in the market.
* at 51 min mark: around 100 companies are developing GaN lasers(?), but only 3 are working on blue lasers (53.25min mark). Typically take 2 to 5 years to reach market.