There's probably a lot that I don't understand in the CC, but it
sure a whole lot less specific, and it seems to me, less confident
than before. The you 'can't tell until you can tell' seems to be
covering a multitude of sins. If I've got it right, they really
can't tell when things may/will be bought. They seem to me to be
talking about a great future (Fallon is still on subject on that),
but when, where, and how isn't clear. I'm not sure if the greatly
increased references to 'dislodging established customers' means
that they're up against rougher competition going forward than they
were when they had the best product without real competitors.
My tech knowledge may make me wrong - but they also keep
referring to the secular bandwidth explosion, whereas before they
either spoke about *their* particular trajectory with some better
time-line specifics.
The treatment of InPhi sounds like they're saying it just isn't
going to impact much of anything.
The more I listen, the 'squishier' the guidance seems. Not quite
'pick a number from ...', but a very obvious difference thean
previously how how solid their specific expectations are. I have a
feeling like it may be a fairly long wait for them to get near $20
again.
Whoa! If I just heard it right InPhi is a 'flash in the pan' -
not relevant impact to INFN. Could that be true or did he just
swallow a peyote button?