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Reported EarningsSep 30
Mkt Cap$6.64M
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CollPlant Biotechnologies Ltd. operates as a regenerative and aesthetic medicine company. It engages in the research, development, manufacture, and marketing of medical products for tissue repair such as bioprinting of tissues and organs, and medical aesthetics. Its products include VergenixSTR, VergenixFG, and Collink.3D. The company was founded by Oded Shoseyov in June 2004 and is headquartered in Rehovot, Israel.
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$CLGN SURVEY: How many people actually come look to look at CLGN? 788 followers, but it appears very few are active. Can you give this post a like so we can some estimate of how many people on StockTwits are actually active here?
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OnlyGB
$CLGN I told you LightSolver would run. Did you listen? Of course you did. Congrats on the massive move today!
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OnlyGB
$CLGN we will learn tomorrow when the CEO of LightSolver addresses the round table what’s the technical status, the partner story and the 2028 timeline to full commercialization. What we want to hear… Technically achieving all milestones mandated by the warrants scheme. Partners include Boeing plus at least one other major (finance? Military? Other?) Full commercialization on track for QX of 2028. Give good answers to those three questions and the market cap begins moving towards $1B
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focafoca99
$CLGN noted its filing of a US provisional patent for LightSolver's photonic computing platform.
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Jessypenny
$CLGN Dilution news gets people reacting on emotion, but I’m looking past it. Bringing LightSolver aboard turns this into a high-performance photonic and laser computing company. Completely changes the upside potential for me. Excited to see where this goes.
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QES
$CLGN LightSolver and the High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart paper shows striking results: across the problems tested, the study projects LPU time-to-solution acceleration from roughly 40× to more than 80,000×. Note that these results were produced using an emulator rather than the finished commercial LPU hardware. Nevertheless, the comparison was conducted jointly with HLRS, one of Europe's major supercomputing centers, and subjected to peer review. That makes it substantially more consequential than a LightSolver marketing benchmark. It directly addresses the absence of independent technical validation for LightSolver's extraordinary performance claims. The physical LPU still needs to demonstrate comparable performance, but it should reduce it. The particularly interesting range is not merely the 80,000× headline. Even the low end, approx 40× would be commercially important if eventually demonstrated on physical hardware at competitive cost and power consumption.
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QES
$CLGN I took advantage of the fall in price and bought more shares of CLGN today. I am all in. This is my opinion. You do your own thinking and research. The story remains the same. CLGN was worth $6 million, both before and after the RS, and after the news of the merger with LightSolver. That means the market attributed maybe $1M to $3 million for LightSolver. That is a joke, regardless of warrants. LightSolver's value must lie between $30 million and $200 million. This current valuation is unbelievably insanely low, and a gift to those who see and act upon it. The market will figure it out, and when it does, I expect spectacular returns. The warrants will not be exercised until undeclared goals are met, so they're not a factor now, and won't be for some time. This is a fearless position for me, with essentially only one way this will go, over the coming months. And we're invested in TWO companies, CLGN's legacy business and LightSolver. It's BOGO! You just have to buy the cheap one!!
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Jessypenny
$CLGN the LightSolver acquisition is starting to click for me. Boeing already funding development for aerospace simulations. this isn’t some random biotech pivot, there’s real tech here.
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OnlyGB
$CLGN Everyone says they want to buy low and sell high. But then they miss an opportunity like $CLGN which has acquired and effectively transformed from a biotech company (that wasn’t doing well) to a cutting edge tech company. LightSolver is creating a fourth way of compute that uses light. We have CPUs and GPUs and this is an LPU. It is not quantum computing but, like QC, it solves a particular challenge which is massive calculations. Boeing is using an early version to help calculate damage via shearing. There are no quantum states. There are no chips used. There is no heat generated. When this achieves full commercialization in 2028, it will be the means by which CPU/GPU hand off the bigger trickier math challenges. You want to buy low? $CLGN will only go up once people realize they’re not selling breast implants any more.
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