IMHO, the connection to Samsung's use of graphene is significant. I am suspecting that there is a connection between Samsung and TLG's graphene approaches...why have they taken this path and why have they highlighted it as being the "best" approach to overcoming challenges in using silicon?
Also, was the use of the word "galaxy" in the following slide from 2016 significant? I'll leave it for you to decide.
Not financial advice.
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