ENSURGE MICROPOWER ASA (ENSU) 🏷

[Inveliten]

Er det noen som vet noe de ikke burde her i dag? Opp 40% helt plutselig.

[Amishh]

Oppgangen er som følge av økt oppmerksomhet om Thinfilms nye strategiske veivalg , SSLB batterier. De har klar en sample og en forventer flere meldinger i januar 2021 om samarbeid med flere partnere for tilpasning til kundenes produkter.

[Storezlem]

Kan noen forklare om dagens helt vanvittig manipulerte kursutvikling for THIN er normalen…?

Absolutt hele dagen har 12500 roboten ødelagt videre oppgang, konstant lagt nye ordre øverst både på salg og kjøp siden, og styrt hele kursen. De 12500 blir til stadighet også lagt inn for salg under gjeldende kurs…!!!
Helt utrolig sykt å se på, har fulgt med fra morgenen, og dette blir bare for drøyt, finnes jo ingen mening med å kjøpe aksjer når det er så inni helv… styrt og forutbestemt…

Mvh

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Mandatory Notice of Trades - Warrant Exercise

Oslo, 4 January 2021

This announcement is submitted on behalf of certain primary insiders in Thin
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Film Electronics ASA (“Thinfilm” or the “Company”).

On 31 December 2020, Kevin Barber, CEO of Thinfilm, submitted written
instructions to exercise 909,090 Warrants A. If and when subsequently approved
by the board of directors, each Warrant A will be converted into one new share
in the Company, totaling 909,090 new shares, upon payment of the exercise price
of 0.11 NOK per share. Following approval of the warrant exercise and subsequent
issuance of shares, Kevin Barber would hold a total of 1,818,180 shares,
909,090 Warrants B, and 32,331,560 incentive subscription rights (SRs) in
Thinfilm.

On 31 December 2020, chair of the board Morten Opstad and close associates of
Morten Opstad submitted written instructions to exercise a total of 1,996,542
Warrants A. If and when subsequently approved by the board of directors, each
Warrant A will be converted into one new share in the Company, totaling
1,996,542 new shares, upon payment of the exercise price of 0.11 NOK per share.
Following approval of the warrant exercise and subsequent issuance of shares,
Morten Opstad and close associates would hold a total of 4,938,847 shares,
1,996,542 Warrants B, 846,308 Warrants C, and 4,600,000 incentive subscription
rights (SRs) in Thinfilm.

On 31 December 2020, board member Jon Castor submitted written instructions to
exercise 909,090 Warrants A. If and when subsequently approved by the board of
directors, each Warrant A will be converted into one new share in the Company,
totaling 909,090 new shares, upon payment of the exercise price of 0.11 NOK per
share. Following approval of the warrant exercise and subsequent issuance of
shares, Jon Castor would hold a total of 1,909,089 shares, 909,090 Warrants B,
90,909 Warrants C, and 5,000,000 incentive subscription rights (SRs) in
Thinfilm.

On 31 December 2020, board member Kelly Doss submitted written instructions to
exercise 454,545 Warrants A. If and when subsequently approved by the board of
directors, each Warrant A will be converted into one new share in the Company,
totaling 454,545 new shares, upon payment of the exercise price of 0.11 NOK per
share. Following approval of the warrant exercise and subsequent issuance of
shares, Kelly Doss would hold a total of 1,242,423 shares, 454,545 Warrants B,
333,333 Warrants C, and 2,500,000 incentive subscription rights (SRs) in
Thinfilm.

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

[Amishh]

Tror aksjonærer er fornøyd med årets julekule. THIN nå i over 60 øre og meldinger om samples og samarbeid bør komme i løpet av et par uker.

[sulzrox]

Noen som har full, enkel oversikt over alle warrant i Thin Film og vil dele det?

[BioMed]

Ute av kontroll A,B,C.

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Registration of Share Capital Increase

Oslo, 6 January 2021

Reference is made to the announcement by Thin Film Electronics ASA (the
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“Company”) on 18 December 2020 regarding the exercise of Warrants A and B in the
Company. The share capital increase associated with such warrant exercises has
now been duly registered in the Register of Business Enterprises. Following the
share capital increase, the Company’s share capital is NOK 109,854,408.95
divided into 998,676,445 shares, each share having a par value of NOK 0.11.

Thinfilm is Energizing Innovation™ with ultrathin, flexible, and safe energy
storage solutions for wearable devices, connected sensors, and beyond.
Thinfilm’s innovative solid-state lithium battery (SSLB) technology is uniquely
positioned to enable the production of powerful, lightweight, and cost-effective
rechargeable batteries for diverse applications. The company’s state-of-the-art
flexible electronics manufacturing facility, located in the heart of Silicon
Valley, combines patented process technology and materials innovation with the
scale of roll-to-roll production methods to bring the advantages of SSLB
technology to established and expanding markets. Thin Film Electronics ASA is a
publicly listed company in Norway with corporate headquarters in Oslo and global
headquarters in San Jose, California.

Contact:
Kevin Barber - Chief Executive Officer
Email: kevin.barber@thinfilmsystems.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Warrant Exercise

Oslo, 6 January 2021

Reference is made to the announcement by Thin Film Electronics ASA (the
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“Company”) on 20 May 2020 regarding an Extraordinary General Meeting where the
shareholders resolved to issue warrants to participants in a Private Placement
and Subsequent Offering of shares, and on 30 June 2020 regarding the result of
the Subsequent Offering.

Since the warrant exercises announced on 18 December 2020, the Company has
received further notices of exercise of a total of 41,480,126 Warrants A and a
total of 1,072,573 Warrants B, and has subsequently resolved to increase the
Company’s share capital by NOK 4,680,796.89 in connection with the issuance of
shares upon said exercises.

Upon registration of this share capital increase, the Company’s share capital
will be NOK 114,535,205.84 divided into 1,041,229,144 shares, each share having
a par value of NOK 0.11.

Contact:
Kevin Barber - Chief Executive Officer
Email: kevin.barber@thinfilmsystems.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Disclosure of Large Shareholdings

Oslo, 14 January 2021

This disclosure is sent on behalf of certain large shareholders in Thin Film
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Electronics ASA (the “Company”).

Reference is made to the announcement by the Company on 6 January 2021 regarding
the issuance of a total of 42,552,699 shares after conversion of warrants. Due
to the issuance of new shares in the Company, certain large shareholders
disclose the following information pursuant to Section 4-3 of the Norwegian
Securities Trading Act and the Securities Trading Act Regulations.

Upon registration, the shareholding of Tigerstaden AS and close associates will
represent 9.64% of the Company’s total number of outstanding shares, holding a
total of 100,347,391 shares in the Company. Furthermore, Tigerstaden AS owns
45,454,545 Warrants B with an exercise price of NOK 0.25 per share and which
will be exercisable at any time until 20 August 2021 and 35,083,333 Warrants C
with an exercise price of NOK 0.25 per share and which will be exercisable at
any time between 31 March 2021 and 30 June 2021. All unexercised Warrants will
represent 7.73% of the Company’s total number of outstanding shares. All shares
and unexercised Warrants combined will represent 17.37% of the Company’s total
number of outstanding shares.

Upon registration, the shareholding of Alden AS and close associates will
represent 10.93% of the Company’s total number of outstanding shares, holding a
total of 113,800,000 shares in the Company. Furthermore, Alden AS owns
45,454,545 Warrants B with an exercise price of NOK 0.25 per share and which
will be exercisable at any time until 20 August 2021 and 40,833,333 Warrants C
with an exercise price of NOK 0.25 per share and which will be exercisable at
any time between 31 March 2021 and 30 June 2021. All unexercised Warrants will
represent 8.29% of the Company’s total number of outstanding shares. All shares
and unexercised Warrants combined will represent 19.22% of the Company’s total
number of outstanding shares.

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section
5-12 the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Grant of Incentive Subscription Rights

Oslo, 20 January 2021

The Board of Directors of Thin Film Electronics ASA (“Thinfilm” or the
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“Company”) resolved on 20 January 2021 to issue a total of 24,295,824 incentive
subscription rights to employees in the Thinfilm group. The grants were made
under the Company’s 2020 incentive subscription rights plan as resolved at the
Extraordinary General Meeting on 19 August 2020. The exercise price of the
subscription rights is NOK 0.6225 per share. 50% of the SRs vest after one year
following the date of grant, while the remaining 50% vest two years after the
date of grant. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025.

In addition, a total of 7,024,580 subscription rights have been granted to
members of the board of directors in accordance with the resolution by the
Extraordinary General Meeting on 19 August 2020. The exercise price per share
for the European directors on the Company’s board is NOK 0.15, while the
exercise price per share for the US directors on the Company’s board is NOK
0.6225. 50% of the subscription rights to board members will become vested and
exercisable on the earliest of the date immediately preceding the first Annual
General Meeting after the date of grant and 30 June in the year of such Annual
General Meeting, and the remaining 50% of the SRs will become vested and
exercisable on the earliest of the date immediately preceding the Annual General
Meeting in the subsequent year and 30 June in such subsequent year.

Following the foregoing grants, there are 115,488,714 subscription rights issued
and outstanding in Thinfilm.

Contact:
Kevin Barber - Chief Executive Officer
Email: kevin.barber@thinfilmsystems.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Mandatory Notice of Trades - Grant of Incentive Subscription Rights

Oslo, 20 January 2021

Thin Film Electronics ASA (“Thinfilm”, the “Company”) issues this notice on
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behalf of certain primary insiders in the Company.

On 20 January 2021, Kevin Barber, CEO of Thinfilm, was granted 11,647,726
incentive subscription rights (“SRs”) in the Company. The exercise price of the
SRs is NOK 0.6225 per share. 50% of the SRs vest after one year following the
date of grant, while the remaining 50% vest two years after the date of grant.
The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant and upon registration of the
share capital increase associated with the approved warrant exercises announced
by the Company on 6 January 2021, Mr. Barber holds 1,818,180 shares, 909,090
Warrants B and 43,979,286 SRs in Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, David Williamson, acting CFO of Thinfilm, was granted
1,455,966 SRs in the Company. The exercise price of the SRs is NOK 0.6225 per
share. 50% of the SRs vest after one year following the date of grant, while the
remaining 50% vest two years after the date of grant. The SRs expire on 19
August 2025. After the grant, Mr. Williamson holds 0 shares and 5,338,146 SRs in
Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, Arvind Kamath, EVP technology development & manufacturing in
the Thinfilm group, was granted 4,367,897 SRs in the Company. The exercise price
of the SRs is NOK 0.6225 per share. 50% of the SRs vest after one year following
the date of grant, while the remaining 50% vest two years after the date of
grant. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant, Mr. Kamath holds 0
shares and 15,994,701 SRs in Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, Morten Opstad, Chair of the board, was granted 2,341,527 SRs
in the Company. The exercise price of the SRs is NOK 0.15 per share. 50% of the
SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date immediately
preceding the first Annual General Meeting after the date of grant and 30 June
in the year of such Annual General Meeting, and the remaining 50% of the SRs
will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date immediately
preceding the Annual General Meeting in the subsequent year and 30 June in such
subsequent year. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant and upon
registration of the share capital increase associated with the approved warrant
exercises announced by the Company on 6 January 2021, Mr. Opstad and close
associates holds 4,938,847 shares, 1,966,542 Warrants B, 846,308 Warrants C, and
6,941,527 SRs in Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, Jon Castor, member of the board, was granted 2,341,527 SRs
in the Company. The exercise price of the SRs is NOK 0.6225 per share. 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the first Annual General Meeting after the date of grant
and 30 June in the year of such Annual General Meeting, and the remaining 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the Annual General Meeting in the subsequent year and 30
June in such subsequent year. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant
and upon registration of the share capital increase associated with the approved
warrant exercises announced by the Company on 6 January 2021, Mr. Castor holds
1,909,089 shares, 909,090 Warrants B, 90,909 Warrants C, and 7,341,527 SRs in
Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, Kelly Doss, member of the board, was granted 1,170,763 SRs
in the Company. The exercise price of the SRs is NOK 0.6225 per share. 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the first Annual General Meeting after the date of grant
and 30 June in the year of such Annual General Meeting, and the remaining 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the Annual General Meeting in the subsequent year and 30
June in such subsequent year. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant
and upon registration of the share capital increase associated with the approved
warrant exercises announced by the Company on 6 January 2021, Ms. Doss holds
1,242,423 shares, 454,545 Warrants B, 333,333 Warrants C, and 3,670,763 SRs in
Thinfilm.

On 20 January 2021, Preeti Mardia, member of the board, was granted 1,170,763
SRs in the Company. The exercise price of the SRs is NOK 0.15 per share. 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the first Annual General Meeting after the date of grant
and 30 June in the year of such Annual General Meeting, and the remaining 50% of
the SRs will become vested and exercisable on the earliest of the date
immediately preceding the Annual General Meeting in the subsequent year and 30
June in such subsequent year. The SRs expire on 19 August 2025. After the grant,
Ms. Mardia holds 342,053 shares, 333,333 Warrants C, and 3,470,763 SRs in
Thinfilm.

This information is subject of the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thinfilm Announces Solid-State Battery Commercialization Progress

Oslo, 26 January 2021

Differentiated solid-state microbatteries expected to deliver 2x volumetric
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energy density, 3x cycling lifespan, superior safety compared to lithium-ion
coin cells

• First product design taped out based on customer requirements
• Technology evaluation agreements signed with customers and partners
• Process enhancements in development to increase energy density up to 600 Wh/L
• Key executive hires support roll-to-roll scale-up and go-to-market activity

Thin Film Electronics ASA (“Thinfilm” or the “Company”), a developer of
ultrathin, flexible, and safe energy storage solutions for wearable devices and
connected sensors, today unveiled the next phase of its strategy to support the
commercialization of the Company’s premium microbattery products based on solid-
state lithium battery (“SSLB”) technology.

To support the microbattery needs of its target markets, Thinfilm has launched
development of its innovative product platform based on the Company’s core SSLB
technology and has completed the design of the first product optimized for its
initial target markets. This microbattery product, optimized for form-factor-
constrained applications such as hearing aids, earbuds, and wearable medical
devices, prioritizes market requirements validated in a series of substantive
business and technical conversations with market leading OEMs. The Company
targets initial revenue shipments based on this product platform, combining
Thinfilm innovations in battery cell design and fabrication with novel packaging
techniques, by the end of 2021.

The Company can now announce that Thinfilm’s go-to-market initiatives have
resulted in signed technology evaluation agreements with potential customers and
partners. As the Company proceeds toward commercialization and scale-up of its
SSLB technology, leveraging its existing roll-to-roll facility, it has
prioritized those engagements with the greatest potential to leverage the energy
density, form factor, and cycling advantages of the core product platform. In
parallel, the Company’s go-to-market team is engaging global market leaders in
additional categories, such as wearables and defense, where Thinfilm SSLB
advantages address the limitations of legacy battery technologies.

Thinfilm’s premier ultrathin microbattery is enabled by the Company’s enhanced
SSLB product platform. The Company’s technologists have continued to optimize
the core SSLB technology platform, including processes, materials, and tools, to
target leading microbattery energy densities up to 600 Watt-hours per liter and
cycling performance in excess of 1000 charge-discharge cycles. By delivering
double the volumetric energy density of legacy lithium-ion coin and button
cells, Thinfilm SSLB products could occupy 50% less space and enable thinner,
more comfortable hearables and other wearable devices. In addition, the expected
rating of 1000 charge/discharge cycles - compared to 300-400 cycles achieved by
common lithium-ion devices - means Thinfilm-enabled products could enable
overnight charging of hearing aids, earbuds, and other daily-use items over the
multi-year lifetimes required to both satisfy demanding consumers and minimize
warranty repair costs due to premature battery failure. Furthermore, to address
the safety expectations of consumers, manufacturers, and regulators -
particularly for on-body wearable and medical electronics - Thinfilm SSLB
technology practically eliminates two major safety risks associated with common
lithium rechargeable batteries: thermal runaway, which can lead to excessive
heat, fire, and even explosion; and electrolyte leakage, which can lead to toxic
chemicals contacting human skin.

To support the commercialization of Thinfilm SSLB technology, Thinfilm announced
the hiring of two battery industry experts:

Louis Golato joins Thinfilm as vice president, operations and will lead
manufacturing scale-up activities related to roll-based solid-state lithium
battery manufacturing. Thinfilm’s roll-to-roll production capability in San
Jose, California is unique in the SSLB industry and is essential to achieving
manufacturing scale in support of the Company’s target applications. Golato
brings decades of experience leading factory ramp-up and manufacturing
operations in the energy storage and semiconductor industries. Most recently, he
served as vice president, manufacturing and operations at grid-scale energy
storage company VionX Energy and previously served in executive roles at Stion
Corporation and A123 Systems, where he was responsible for launching multiple
lithium-ion battery factories worldwide.

Tim Powers joins Thinfilm as senior director, applications engineering and
business development and will lead the Company’s customer engagement,
qualification, and support initiatives. Powers brings years of direct experience
in Thinfilm target markets and will apply his expertise to all aspects of the
Company’s go-to-market activities. Previously, as vice president, business
development and director, applications engineering at ZPower, Powers led
customer engagement and design-in activities for novel rechargeable
microbatteries, resulting in pioneering design wins and rapid revenue growth in
the hearables and medical device industries.

“Thinfilm warmly welcomes Louis and Tim, both highly experienced battery
experts, to our team as we launch our ultrathin SSLB product platform, announce
our initial product design optimized for hearables, and accelerate our roll-to-
roll scale-up activities,” said Kevin Barber, CEO of Thinfilm. “Based on our
steady pace of technological and manufacturing achievements, Thinfilm is excited
to broaden and deepen evaluations of our SSLB product platform and first product
with leading global brands and innovative startups who can use our unique
technology to develop the next generation of wearable devices and connected
sensors.”

Although some development has taken longer than initially expected, Thinfilm has
made considerable technical progress as a result of parallel innovation in all
areas of battery development, including design, fabrication, and packaging.
Cell-level testing has met expectations on key battery parameters, including ion
conductivity and core energy density. In addition, backend process development
activities, encompassing both cell stacking and package encapsulation, have
resulted in innovative concepts designed to maximize energy density and maintain
reliability within ultracompact footprints.

Based on the breadth and quality of customer input received in its engagements,
the Company will now shift focus from building general technology evaluation
samples to developing specific products based on the technology platform
announced today. With core technical and market building blocks in place,
process optimization will continue throughout product platform development, with
emphasis on cycle life consistency, increased energy density, and enhanced
manufacturability necessary for production. Furthermore, the Company’s
operations team has begun executing plans to bring up its roll-to-roll tools,
transfer process technology from the Company’s sheet-based production line, and
qualify initial roll-based SSLB products in preparation for volume delivery of
batteries to customers and partners later this year and into 2022.

Thinfilm is Energizing Innovation™ with ultrathin, flexible, and safe energy
storage solutions for wearable devices, connected sensors, and beyond.
Thinfilm’s innovative solid-state lithium battery (SSLB) technology is uniquely
positioned to enable the production of powerful, lightweight, and cost-effective
rechargeable batteries for diverse applications. The company’s state-of-the-art
flexible electronics manufacturing facility, located in the heart of Silicon
Valley, combines patented process technology and materials innovation with the
scale of roll-to-roll production methods to bring the advantages of SSLB
technology to established and expanding markets. Thin Film Electronics ASA is a
publicly listed company in Norway with corporate headquarters in Oslo and global
headquarters in San Jose, California.

Contact:
Kevin Barber - Chief Executive Officer
E-mail: kevin.barber@thinfilmsystems.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

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Thin Film Electronics ASA - Registration of Share Capital Increase

Oslo, 26 January 2021

Reference is made to the announcement by Thin Film Electronics ASA (the
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“Company”) on 6 January 2021 regarding the exercise of Warrants A and B in the
Company. The share capital increase associated with such warrant exercises has
now been duly registered in the Register of Business Enterprises. Following the
share capital increase, the Company’s share capital is NOK 114,535,205.84
divided into 1,041,229,144 shares, each share having a par value of NOK 0.11.

Thinfilm is Energizing Innovation™ with ultrathin, flexible, and safe energy
storage solutions for wearable devices, connected sensors, and beyond.
Thinfilm’s innovative solid-state lithium battery (SSLB) technology is uniquely
positioned to enable the production of powerful, lightweight, and cost-effective
rechargeable batteries for diverse applications. The company’s state-of-the-art
flexible electronics manufacturing facility, located in the heart of Silicon
Valley, combines patented process technology and materials innovation with the
scale of roll-to-roll production methods to bring the advantages of SSLB
technology to established and expanding markets. Thin Film Electronics ASA is a
publicly listed company in Norway with corporate headquarters in Oslo and global
headquarters in San Jose, California.

Contact:
Kevin Barber - Chief Executive Officer
Email: kevin.barber@thinfilmsystems.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

[tomnil123]

Noen som vet hvorfor aksjen steg så mye i dag?

[boella]

Hadde ca 13000 aksjer i th for mange år siden. Verdi ca 70.000 kr.
Thin skulle til himmels. Ferd investerteca 250 mill nok,hvis jeg ikke tar feil. Og når ferd med sine investeringseksperter kunne gå inn, så gjorde jeg det samme. Fulgte en bjellesau. Men så raknet alt. Mine aksjer endte på 300 , 400 stk til kurs ingenting. Så jeg tok hele tapet i 2020 for avskrivning på skatten.
Nå er aksjen slik at den inviterer til trading, men hvis du skal trade så må du ha et betydelig volum., minner om NAS. Thin har ennå desverre ikke klart å komersialisere sine produkter, og der er vi. Ingen positive økonomiske resultater, etter mer enn ti år. Vi ble lovet at de lå i forkant av det de kalte» internet of things». Intet har skjedd siden. Vel, skal ikke skrive mer her, den enkelte kan vel tenke selv.

[boella]

Det er ingen grunn til euforia her, med mindre du trader

[rayman]

Fordi folk kaster penger etter søppel, noe dette selskapet virkelig er…

[Petersen2]

Virker som noen av dere lever i fortiden hva gjelder Thin, følge med de neste dagene

[rayman]

Mulig det, men de har aldri klart å levere noe som helst. Kun melket aksjonærene hvert eneste år