Running discussion on SP, page-8738

I feel for Coby when he says that Australian analysts in the semi-conductor space are nowhere to be seen so it is very difficult to get some analyst's working with us to get the word out there.

Maybe we can find someone from abroad to cover our story while our Aussie analysts are studying the semi-conductor space.

For Australia, attracting investment from foreign semiconductor foundries is essential, and establishing public–private partnerships between government, industry and academia will be necessary to secure talent pipelines. Australia has a strong R&D base in semiconductor technologies and related fields but lacks the depth and scale in available talent to meet the moonshot requirements. How successful Australia is at positioning itself as an attractive place for investment from foreign foundries will be determined in part by the strength of government policy in signaling the industry’s growth as priority.