I remember the pain of that statement. Thought we've move on from that. Have you ever considered that at time the engineers at POET thought that they might solve the 4th pin and Ajit moved forward as advised? Honestly, I am sure in hindsight, he most likely would like to take his remarks back. However, since then Suresh updated us that there is no point to do a whole lot of R&D if customers don't want what you are R&D-ering right now. In order to make the industry change, customers wanted monolithic right away according to Suresh; in otherwords, all or nothing. Fortunately, we have progressed in the InP platform via dialectrics Interposer and can meet what customers want a lot sooner and have a compatible solution now still with disruptive packaging and lower costs of manufacturing. That's where we are at in 2019. We move forward now not out of desperation but out of appreciation by tier 1 customers in allowing POET to extend their technologies. We should learn to know how much they appreciate POET through this year and next at least.

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