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Author denies pumping QCLS and dismisses the idea that tweets move stocks, defending their employer.

QCLS hires first engineers for photonic computer development, a fundamental product update; no directional view from speaker.

Martin Shkreli expresses excitement about frontier computing and photonic AI, highlighting CBRS and restarting QCLS with a partner, but provides no explicit forward-looking trade direction.

The speaker is announcing a strategic initiative to build an optical computer for AI, implying this will be a significant long-term value driver for the company.

1. THE FACT: Martin Shkreli states that "matmuls will go optical. 90% of AI compute is matmuls." He explicitly mentions "$QCLS is my effort to make that happen. Neurophos are smart, and will do it too." 2. THE BRIDGE: Shkreli is actively involved in a company ($QCLS) aiming to capitalize on the shift to optical computing for AI. He also acknowledges another player (Neurophos) in this space. This indicates a strong belief in the technological shift and potential for companies in this niche. 3. THE VERDICT: Long companies involved in optical computing for AI, specifically QCLS and potentially Neurophos, due to the anticipated shift of AI compute to optical matmuls.

1. THE FACT: The speaker states, "we bought a photonic/optical computing stock: $QCLS. i'm convinced that the answer to frontier computing is optical, not quantum. we're calling it 'quantum class' so investors understand it. $100 is my near-term target." 2. THE BRIDGE: The speaker has made a direct investment in QCLS, believes optical computing is the future of frontier computing over quantum, and has a specific, aggressive near-term price target of $100. This indicates strong conviction and a clear bullish outlook. 3. THE VERDICT: Long QCLS based on the speaker's conviction that optical computing is the future, their personal investment, and a near-term price target of $100.