As you know, I sold my INFN shares a while back. I think that it is just a matter of time before INFN is taken over.  The company continues to do well in its segment, it is a doinant technology.  

On a side note, still related to INFN which may or may not mean much.  I noticed that David Welch, INFN's CTO, stopped/paused selling shares back in late April.  On average, he had been selling twice a month, 30K shares each time.   I tend to think that he sold enough shares that he is now better diversified, he kept 1.3M shares, not chump change, i.e. still a lot of skin in the game so to speak.  I believe this is a good indicator that he sees continued good times ahead, and is not in a hurry to cash it all out.

From memory:  When he started selling he had ~2.1M shares