Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[twatcher] 07/9/2021 10:22

"I had to allow a Cement Lorry to pass before I turned right and into the company’s parking places. I never felt better."

Don't know whether to laugh or be sad at that.

[jbennett] 07/9/2021 10:19

Yes but that hasn't driven the share price higher only deals will do that and there is less than four months left of the stated year of commercialisation.

[verger] 07/9/2021 09:46

My understanding is that we are not getting RNSes every time we pour some concrete because all these exciting projects have been trailed in the interim statement issued on 5th August. If anyone feels they want more news, start by reading the interims again.

[compoundup] 07/9/2021 09:30

Perpetuus discussed way back on this thread. First, 500 tonne/annum deal announced, then vacated premises in Ammanford, etc.

Their "plasma" machine is shown in this story about Dassi using their product for bike frames, (Dassi liquidated since).

[squire007] 07/9/2021 09:19

Korea getting on with it :-)

[wuzy] 07/9/2021 09:04

It is disappointing the lack of news but behind the veil lots of great things happening this like many other aim stocks often are quiet of news but l still say this is going to explode when they are ready to reveal all their contracts and ongoing deals they are setting up their stall.Good luck all lth,cheers

[dudhew] 07/9/2021 09:03

Smells like politics to me.... Corporate, Government who knows!!?

[jointer13] 07/9/2021 08:54

theres plenty of latest news in the recent report...well worth a read.

[laginaneil] 07/9/2021 08:53

Hello Taffy,

The story is in the Guardian :



This maybe only be a small company, (nanotubes and cvd I think) but VERY

important Government steps in with some of these take overs.

SPAC 'vacuum cleaners' bother me as well, after giving away ARM...

On ARM I see somebody has 'nicked' the company stamp and hence all the IP..

[flatcoat1] 07/9/2021 08:49

I think it's the new way of doing things. The old days of regular RNS, constant tweets and communication climbing share price and desire to be different to other aim stocks didn't suit some and so are long goneNow it's complete silence, no RNS, share price declining, and some people couldn't be happier

[jbennett] 07/9/2021 07:53

Good question Ive only got 8 stocks in my portfolio atm but what 7 of them have in common is regular RNS updates

[alchemy] 07/9/2021 07:45

I have no idea what the answer to that is.Maybe gathering honey for the biggest bear trap Gloucestershire / Mercia/ Western Europe has ever seen? Good question and as you can see I've no idea .

[andymoore07] 07/9/2021 07:04

Genuine question, why haven't we RNS,d that we're part ofThe first pours of commercial graphene concrete so the wider investment worldHears about it instead of a people on twitter?

[taffy100] 07/9/2021 06:39

UK government orders national security review of graphene firm’s takeover

[jointer13] 07/9/2021 06:05

Huawei will produce carbon-based chip related to graphene transistors

2021-09-06 0 By HUAWEI GOOGLE NEWS

The recently obtained graphene transistor patent by Huawei can effectively increase the output resistance of chip components and devices, thereby maximizing RF performance. A new beginning for domestic chips.

In fact, Huawei started the research and development of graphene materials very early. It was previously reported that Huawei will launch graphene batteries, but graphene chips have been used before that.

While developing traditional chips, Huawei should actively explore new directions and open new selling points. Currently, both Tsinghua and Huawei are focusing on graphene transistors.

Compared to silicon-based chips, carbon-based chips are superior in hardness, electrical conductivity, and thermal conductivity. Although their thickness is 1/200 of the hair, their strength is more than 200 times that of the hair.

It can be said that carbon-based chips have the best thermal and electrical conductivity, the strongest strength and the lightest weight. Its performance is 10 times higher than traditional chips, resulting in faster data transmission and lower power consumption.

Today, TSMC and Samsung have almost reached the limit of Moore’s Law in chip manufacturing, and chip technology is very hard to crack after three nanometers. Obviously, traditional chips have evolved to the last stage.

In other words, the physical limit of silicon-based chips is close. If you continue to catch the traditional track, it goes without saying that this track is still under blockade for our country.

Graphene is different from conventional chips. The transmission distance of traditional chips is constantly getting shorter, while graphene continues to increase the transmission speed of electrons.

Graphene, also known as black gold, is the material with the highest thermal conductivity ever known. By improving the quality of carbon nanotubes, it perfectly compensates for the excessive heat generation of carbon-based chips in terms of heat dissipation.

[laginaneil] 06/9/2021 22:18

Ok Stewart's concrete 'pour' probable had no graphene.

He says on twitter:

'That steel mesh a real pain to put in place. If graphene does away with
that a good result.'

[graphenejen] 06/9/2021 21:48

More on the UOM pour, great video:

[festario] 06/9/2021 21:35

My apologies Tini, I did not mean to offend.You've probably had better things to do than post here.

[laginaneil] 06/9/2021 20:35

Hello RED,

Some good pictures of the UOM pour!

Did you see the little green wires (sensors) going to a plastic box -

maybe to monitor the moisture content or some other parameters as it

dries. I like the biG letter 'G' ..


Stewart Tewson 'pour' in the cellar has rebar, wonder if it had graphene in it?

[fireball xl5] 06/9/2021 19:38

The future?https://www.techspot.com/Mercedes previously revealed that its car features a 110 kilowatt-hour electric motor capable of producing 469 horsepower. It also has a very impressive range of roughly 435 miles. The graphene-based battery is compostable and completely recyclable, making it eco-friendly-the AVTR also features a vegan leather interior, which is made from recyclable materials. Best of all, it can move diagonally and sideways in addition to forwards and backward, making parking a lot easier. And fans of RGB lighting will doubtlessly love all the exterior LEDs.

[redchef] 06/9/2021 18:33

://twitter.com/UoMGraphene/status/1434823907790528512?s=19

[laginaneil] 06/9/2021 18:19

Hello 66

Your link interesting..eh?

'Last Friday we did the second #graphene concrete domestic application pour.'

[dudhew] 06/9/2021 17:34

I don't disagree. There has been a lot of talk but it never seems to complete.

[66sequoia] 06/9/2021 17:27

hTTps://twitter.com/KwikHaus/status/1434798719652843527?s=19