Ann: Quarterly Activities and Cashflow Report-XPE.AX, page-79

If we have an MOU with Intel as you and many other presume, then I see an inconsistency with our "Partnership" Status at Intel.

In the announcement on 31/08/16 re: joining OCF it says:

"Intel® who are one of the foundation partners of OCF, recently invited Xped to join after the Company successfully ported its ADRC technology onto Moon Island Gateway platform."

That is all great.

But then here at the solutions directory for Intel, XPE is in the lowest category: INTEL® IOT SOLUTIONS ALLIANCE GENERAL MEMBER.
http://solutionsdirectory.intel.com...er/1322?_ga=1.116801862.1568721420.1469066197

This category is by application. Where as the high categories are by invitation.

See: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/intelligent-systems/alliance-membership.html

"The Intel® Internet of Things Solutions Alliance program has four tiers. The Premier, Associate, and Affiliate membership levels are invitation-only, based on criteria such as ecosystem alignment, business objectives, and technology advancement. The fourth tier, General members, is by application."

Is it not a little strange that Intel can invite XPE to an industry body, which again we joined by application and have not been voted into the highest category? And yet, Intel has not invited XPE to the higher categories in its own corporate program.

Any thoughts on this?

@Gravity21 you are always keen on a dot-join and have done in-depth research. Any idea about this anomaly?