Garry Hare No longer at Amiga Inc.

[asian1]

> New CEO

What about Mr Frank Wilde?
On Feb. 2002, Mr Frank Wilde aka Mr Francis Wilde III became the chairman of Amiga Inc.
Mr Frank Wilde is the former CEO of Ravisent.

According to an unofficial source, Mr Wilde quits Amiga Inc several weeks later (running from Amiga Inc Office).

After Amiga Inc, Mr Frank Wilde become the CEO of Tarantela.
Tarantela was bought by Sun Microsystem several weeks ago.

Does Mr Frank Wilde return to Amiga Inc?

Is Netventures (Netherland) still the owner of Amiga Inc?
What about the telco company from India?

http://www.netventures.nl/ENG/portfolio.htm

[asian1]

There is something strange about Garry Hare and KMOS:

1. He announced that KMOS had bought Capacity Networks at Amiwest 2004.
Capacity Networks said that their company is NOT affiliated with KMOS or Garry Hare or Amiga Inc.

http://www.capacitynetworks.com/

2. He announced about major project/contract with broadcasting companies in Asia. I go to BroadcastAsia, various Broadcasting/TV Expos in Asia, use my contacts, banks etc to find out about KMOS, Garry Hare, or his companies activity in various countries in Asia, but NO ONE ever heard about him, KMOS, AmigaAnywhere/AmigaDE or related projects in Asia.

If he is involved in Multimedia/Broadcasting business in Asia, sooner or later I will hear something about him, but I have not hear /read anything.

[asian1]

If Dr Hare had resigned several months ago, why he announced it this week?

Is this suprise announcement related to the new bankruptcy law?

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/10/16/BUGH3F7TD81.DTL

"For example, the new law makes it harder for companies going down the tubes to pay their top managers to stick around. Many failing companies -- including Enron, Kmart, Polaroid and a slew of dot-coms -- promised managers fat bonuses, loans or severance pay if they stayed through at least part of the reorganization. Often, these were the same people who had run the companies into the ground."

[asian1]

The only statement from Ray Akey aka Hmetal:

From Amiga.com/forums:

"Doesn't mean I'm not here anymore and Amiga is still doing business. That's all I have to say at this time."