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Agreed regarding the blog. I posted very similar scenarios in a couple of posts over Christmas and New year.
The DU solution for me has become the star of the show. The router on the NIC feature and high performance combined with the use of a CoTS server will make it super attractive.
What's it worth, £100m maybe.

I guess a few sat on the sidelines waiting for 30p decided this ebb was reversing. News to come and big days ahead. 30-40 range is not asking much even if 5G still have some liquidity to release. Last week was the time to buy, it can run dry very quickly with a little interest.

31/31.6 currently for small quantity online trades.

I suspect a few people are tucking these away in ISA as they see real potential for huge gains. Makes sense to me. Lucky people

When you look at the fitOS the virtual forwarding and virtualised NIC is absolutely where Ethernity are leading. I would be very surprised if this example structure wasn't developed with the Ethernity NIC delivering all the virtual functions and the management. This cloud concept will sell.
I don't know what was on the train to Poland but it demonstrates the scale of the opportunity. I suspect that it was complete plug and play networks.

01234. I don't think that is possible. Ethernity may supply component parts like they do in the fitBNG but the resulting product is Fiberhomes and nit a rebaged Ethernity product. These products are marketed and as off the peg solutions but that is not really the case. They are more ideas that can be adopted to create solutions.
Ethernity products are designed to integrate together or with third party applications.
I like the story about the Fiberhome train full of tech heading to Poland

http://www.fiberhome.com/en/mobile/news/34/713.aspx

http://www.fiberhome.com/en/operator/product/217/568.aspx
This product we know definitely does contain ACEnic-100.

http://www.fiberhome.com/en/operator/product/products/244.aspx
I believe that this Fiberhome product contains the ACEnic-100 fpga based solution.

Dallo indeed correct. My £5-10 a share doesn't look too extreme anymore. The sales will no doubt start small and getting Ethernity inside major manufacturers products is key to hands off income. That income will be huge as margins will be substantial on IP.

I would rather have disclosure of server manufacturers building DU servers with ACEnic-100 based appliance inside. One big name in and they will all want a router on NIC DU to ensure a level playing field. These manufacturers will sell globally competing against each other.
The potential in that will in my opinion dwarf other 5G sales.
I suspect that if there were a fight for Ethernity that some aspects may be released in the deal.

5G selling. At a loss then.

They invested their own money whilst taking a substantial pay cut. We will soon be in prime news window. I think maybe another month and we can expect signs of sales.

Depending on what they paid for their stock. Nobody likes a loser. If it were me I will sit tight and look in next week.

May 2020 David bought 59000 at 40p.

Molineux absolutely right. I think once we had full disclosure and David bought on the market. I suspect every other minute there has been news in the pipeline preventing buying.

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2021/02/mps-warn-uk-govs-5g-diversification-strategy-lacks-clear-targets.html

Interesting reading.

Directly possibly through vendors and solutions providers using ACEnic-100 solutions and network appliances.
There are many global ecosystems for 5G. They are not exclusive clubs because everyone looks down stream for solutions.

Bid absolutely correct. As it settles between leg up is the time to add. Let others chase it up on news.

30.87 to buy

"will never work" I meant to say. Fat fingers focked up.