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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2026 · 15 MIN

Polymer Power: Lightwave Logic's AI Play

from Delta Investments Podcast · host Delta Investments

In this episode, we dive into the massive momentum building behind Lightwave Logic (LWLG). Following a fresh 52-week stock high and a major update to their capital strategy, we explore why electro-optic polymers are moving from "experimental tech" to the backbone of the AI data center. We break down the technical breakthroughs of the Perkinamine® platform and what investors should watch for as we head toward the May shareholder meeting.Key Discussion Points:Breaking the 1-Volt Barrier: Why the industry is buzzing about Lightwave’s ability to run high-speed modulators at ultra-low voltage and how this solves the "power wall" in AI infrastructure.Foundry Milestones: A look at the strategic integration with Tower Semiconductor and GlobalFoundries. We discuss how these partnerships move the tech from the lab to the fab.The Road to 1.6T: How Lightwave’s polymers are positioning the company to dominate the transition to 1.6 Terabit networking speeds required by next-gen AI clusters.Featured Headlines“Lightwave Logic Sets New 52-Week High as AI Demand Surges”“Silicon Photonics Integration: The Tower Semiconductor Deal Explained” Get full access to Delta Investments at deltainvestments.substack.com/subscribe

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