Thank goodness. ( for #1 not 2 ,,well glad you liked it)
I just posted this I now noticed the bid dropped on OTC BB at a DIME not that way in Canada on that sample WEIRD:
Better piut no markets sells in guys a dime bid: USD:
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BTWay guys this is THE NANTECH play in a word and BHMNF has a Patent APP not granted or denied since May 2000 I think the date is on the 44 Page NanoTech Patent:
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NanoOpto Secures Additional $4-Million in Venture Financing; Funding Will be Used to Accelerate Next Generation Optical Components to the Market
SOMERSET, N.J., Apr 16, 2002 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- NanoOpto Corp., which is
applying proprietary nano-optics and nano-manufacturing technology to design and
manufacture components for optical networking, announced today that it has
closed on an additional $4 million completing its Series "A" round of venture
financing.
The new financing comes from two funds within the Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ)
network, DFJ New England and DFJ Gotham, and the Harris & Harris Group, as well
as matching investments from the existing equity partners, Bessemer Venture
Partners, Morgenthaler Ventures, New Enterprise Associates, and U.S. Trust's
Excelsior Venture Partners III, LLC. This additional $4 million brings the total
financing raised by NanoOpto to date to $20M.
NanoOpto is designing and manufacturing a new class of optical components, known
as subwavelength optical elements (SOEs), which increase the density,
functionality, and integration levels of optical systems while reducing overall
costs. SOEs are manufactured using proprietary nano-fabrication technology that
can produce nano-optical components on a chip. NanoOpto recently announced that
it is shipping samples of its polarization management subwavelength optical
components to prospective customers for testing, as well as the production of
its first wafer in its new nano-fabrication facility at its Somerset
headquarters location.
"NanoOpto is pleased to add Draper Fisher Jurvetson and Harris & Harris Group to
our base of investors," says Barry Weinbaum, NanoOpto President and CEO. "They
recognize the breakthrough potential of NanoOpto's combination of unique,
high-value optical components and patented nano-manufacturing technology. The
new financing allows us to accelerate our plans for delivering next generation
devices to the marketplace."
About NanoOpto
NanoOpto Corp. is applying proprietary nano-optics and nano-manufacturing
technology to design and make components for optical networking. Based on years
of research, the company's technology allows orders of magnitude more rapid
prototyping, higher performance and lower overall system cost. Both on its own
and with corporate partners, NanoOpto will use subwavelength techniques to
produce better conventional optical components and also to create new classes of
integrated components. The company's development of patented nano-imprint
lithography techniques forms the basis for high volume manufacture at its
facility in Somerset, New Jersey. The company has received financial backing
from leading venture capitalists.
About Draper Fisher Jurvetson - New England
Based in Cambridge, Mass., DFJ New England is an early-stage venture capital
firm, providing expert counsel and financing to emerging companies that display
the promise of significant growth and value creation. DFJ New England is the New
England affiliate of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, a top-tier Silicon Valley venture
fund known for visionary early-stage investment. DFJ New England invests in
information technology companies, with emphasis on enterprise software and the
building block technologies for computing and communications bringing to bear
both the long experience of its principals and the extensive resources of the
DFJ network to help portfolio companies make key decisions and secure customers,
partners, executives, and later round financing.
About Draper Fisher Jurvetson Gotham Ventures:
Draper Fisher Jurvetson Gotham Ventures is an early-stage Information technology
venture capital firm with approximately $100 million of capital under
management, focused on investment opportunities in New York and the surrounding
regions. The fund is managed by Ross H. Goldstein and Daniel J. Schultz and
Charles Meakem and is an affiliate fund of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, a leading
venture capital firm in Silicon Valley. Draper Fisher Jurvetson Gotham's
portfolio companies include Mimeo.com, LiveAdvice, OmniHub, XOSoft, Lumeta,
2Scoot.com, Q-Link, Quantiva and NanoOpto. For more information about Draper
Fisher Jurvetson Gotham please visit www.dfjgotham.com.
About Harris & Harris Group
Harris & Harris Group, Inc. is a publicly traded (NASDAQ--TINY) venture capital
firm. Historically, Harris & Harris Group has invested in early-stage companies
based on proprietary intellectual property in a variety of fields. In 1994,
Harris & Harris Group invested in its first nanotechnology company. Since August
of 2001, all four of Harris & Harris Group's new investments have been in small
technology, which is now its exclusive focus.
www.NanoOpto.com
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