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Strategies & Market Trends : Gorilla and King Portfolio Candidates -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: garyx who wrote (14965)1/12/2000 7:17:00 AM
From: unclewest  Respond to of 54805
 
Their "neuron chip" -- which is critical in every embedded device that will make this technology work -- is not built by them but is licensed to Cypress, for which they get a royalty.

They also sell the routers, interfaces, tools, etc, to build and maintain the entire system.

If this technology takes off, they may become a king. Right now it's merely a bet, whether good or bad, a far cry from other companies farther along in the gorilla game.


garyx,
I agree ELON is exciting and I am watching it closely. I think I mentioned previously that in my first life, I traded ELON often.

I think we will see ELON's being named the ANSI standard a week ago as the chasm crossing and may allow them gorilladom. ELON has knocked down 3 pins...MSFT, SUNW and CSCO. They may not need any more imo.

I share your enthusiasm and believe ELON may be wildly successful. Pre RTFM, I would have bought a position when ELON was designated the standard. I didn't because I don't have a handle on how long it will take to get mass acceptance of the products and I have never been able to get a good handle on the potential revenue streams. As I understand it the ELON system has to be built into appliances and buildings. That is a bit more elaborate than buying a cell phone.
The ANSI standard is huge. It virtually assures that every architect will recommend the system. But when does that start to produce revenues is my question.
unclewest