POET Technologies' shares have fallen 39% since the last coverage, despite the company holding about $825 million in cash after a $400 million financing round. The decline is linked to concerns over delays in co-packaged optics adoption, but these fears may be overstated as POET's ELS business is well-positioned for optical infrastructure deployments expected in 2027. Revenue is forecasted to grow from around $10 million in 2026 to nearly $100 million in 2027, driven by manufacturing expansion in Malaysia and progress in optical engine production and commercialization. Investors should focus more on these operational developments than technology validation at this stage.
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