 Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy EconomyOptical Data Engines to Change Tech IndustryAlex Koyfman | Mar 29, 2025 Dear Reader, For the last couple months, I’ve been writing to you about a young tech company currently in the beginning steps of commercializing a potentially world-changing new technology. In the next several years, this technology is going to start replacing copper connectors — today’s standard avenues of communication between data center terminals.
Those copper connectors are what allow computers to share data, a critical function without which there would be no networks of any kind today, but also the source of many of the problems that are emerging as data centers grow bigger and more expensive to run. You see copper, while a great conductor of electrons, still suffers from unavoidable electrical resistance. As resistance builds heat, everything slows down, which creates a practical limit to how much data can be moved between machines. Data Center Speed Limits Will Become a Thing of the PastMoving more data requires the installation of more machines to divide the workload, which requires increased energy investment, which once again creates a practical limit to how much data can be moved. At a point in history when our demand for data is rising by an astounding 33% annually, practical limits are not something we can afford. And that’s why this new technology is so crucial and so well timed. Instead of moving data via electrons, these new interconnectors will move information using light. No electrons means no resistance, which means no heat, which means no need for additional machines to split the workload, no extra energy investment, and no practical limits to how much data can be managed. Replace copper with these optical connectors in one of today’s massive data centers and that data center will be able to handle up to 8 times the data flow it could before, without any extra energy required. One Device to Take Big Tech From the Brink of ChaosThat’s the sort of difference that can turn a crisis, which Big Tech is facing right now with their own data center needs, into a quantum leap forward. Like I said, I’ve been writing about this company for a few months now, but just last week, one of the biggest dominoes fell for investors. This company sent its optical connectors off to three major, as-of-yet unnamed tech companies for evaluation. Orders are expected to follow soon. Trump: The Bitcoin President Bitcoin recently surged past $100,000, driven by Trump’s plan to make the U.S. the "Bitcoin Superpower." While most investors are buying Bitcoin, I’ve uncovered a $25 "Bitcoin loophole" that’s set to deliver potential gains of 6,865% — without needing to own any coins or ETFs.
It wasn’t a major press release, and given this company’s sub-$500 million market capitalization, it didn’t make too many waves on Wall Street, but the implications are enormous. These devices, when all is said and done, will be no less important than the transistor or the integrated circuit were when they first saw the light of the day in the mid-20th century. What If You Could Invest in Intel in 1970? But, like I said, even with this news now public, few have taken notice. All that will change once the names of the tech brands are revealed and orders are placed, and by all accounts, those should be the next steps. As I’ve been saying to my subscribers, this one is going to fly under the radar until a certain point, and then it will be everywhere. By the looks of things, we are now getting very close to that point. Right now the majority of shareholders are insiders, institutions, and well-informed independent investors who are aware of everything I just told you. Once the other shoe drops, the retail crowd will pile in and the train will leave the station forever. Don’t let that happen without at least finding out all there is to know about the tech and the company behind it. I’ve made it easy for you to get the info. Here’s the same presentation my subscribers saw. Check it out, learn what there is to learn, and make your own decision. Fortune favors the bold,
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