This is a really good point deserving further clarification. I...

This is a really good point deserving further clarification.

I think its hard for us to truly comprehend what these types of mathematical figures mean in terms of real world applications. We're not talking double or triple speeds, we're talking 2000x (if confirmed). Its most likely that ReRam will be one of the main drivers of the next generation of computer applications, and we simply cant fathom what that means.

Just a side note to anyone wading through the garbage on these threads.

1. There are some who are hugely optimistic, and not without good reason, given the product and IP WBT has, but who claim really high mid term prices. Most of the sane people on these threads don't take these mid term predictions too seriously. And also keep in mind that the real optimism is long term.

2. Then there are some who are hugely pessimistic and generally only reply to group 1, arguing that since there has been no material success (only increased expenditure on future projects and more patents... pfff) since the CR late 2020, then it means that the future is a huge failure.

3. These extreme views them turn into (i) raving babble and insults (ii) demands for substantiation of the absurd claims on both sides.

So, my tip is, scroll over that stuff, remember that reality is always somewhere in between; and focus on the actual material aspects so far which are (i) the tech (ii) the coming milestones and (iii) remember that there is no growth without expenditure, which is really just common sense.

The present looks like a disaster, the mid term will pick up cautiously, the long term could be anywhere between a small but modest slice of a very very large cake, to a sizeable chuck of that cake, both of which are probably somewhat larger than the conservative estimate.

Stay grounded and GLTAH.