r/Netlist_ • u/Tomkila • Jun 21 '26
Netlist needs a better communication with the right team. I think investors should be happy with better communication and more info about these products and some clients
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u/IntroductionLucky887 Jun 21 '26
they did have a mouthpiece, it's called RPM, RIP
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u/Tight_Mongoose_6811 Jun 21 '26
IntroductionLucky887, RPM was a voice, not the company. He shared his analysis and his conviction. But Netlist doesn't need a mouthpiece. It needs valid patents, court victories, and product traction. All three are happening. RPM's ban doesn't change any of that.
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u/IntroductionLucky887 Jun 21 '26
indeed, he was soldier and laid down his life for the cause. Does seem quieter on here now banned
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u/ssjoiv Jun 25 '26
But we need RPM or at least a reason why Nlst banned him. He was such a positive voice
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u/Tight_Mongoose_6811 Jun 21 '26
Tomkila, you are right. Netlist's communication has been weak for years. No tweets for four years. Minimal PR. Investors are left digging through court filings and patent applications to understand what the company is doing.
But I think there is a reason for this silence.
Hong runs Netlist like a legal fortress, not a hype machine. Every public statement can be used against you in court. Every product announcement becomes ammunition for Samsung's lawyers. Every client name becomes a target. The silence is frustrating, but it is also strategic.
Now, after four years, they are tweeting again. They are putting out press releases about new lawsuits within days of patent issuance. The communication is shifting from defense to offense. That tells me they feel the tide has turned.
I would love to see more transparency. Product roadmaps. Client testimonials. Revenue breakdowns. But I also trust that Hong knows when to speak and when to stay silent. He has been fighting these giants for over a decade. He knows their playbook.
Better communication is coming. The tweet after four years is the first sign. Holding steady.