May I also add that in any business arrangement there are substantial legalities and pages of contract and details to wade through. Structures, positions, rights, obligations, reporting requirements, on and on. Inputs by everyone in the situation have to be signed off by every other related party in the group, and so it goes.

I would imagine Fab 2.0 has substantial overlays, and over laps, coverage of every possible detail(s), and the ever present discussion of who gets what (I want my fair share). Teams of legal people will be researching old contracts for a new basis to creating new documents, and making sure there are no loop holes they can be blamed for leaving open. The clarion cry would then be....

"Send it back to legal for re-review"

The more eyes, the less potential issues.

It would certainly be a monumental dissapointment to find your company had not ticked the correct boxes, or initialed the right or all of the paragraphs, made the addenda acceptable to the rigors of a bulletproof review by senior attorneys, in 700 pages or so ?...1000 ?

Don't forget.....there must be a great amount of hand wringing as to what to do with the "unknowns". Which are those Star Trek like happenings down futures road, that have not even been dreamed, designed, and created as yet.

Now......there is some future earnings capability, I surely would want to be a part of.