Heard it on Shango's video yesterday. I guess it was a matter of time. I suspect the operations doing component level repair using discrete semiconductors and such are getting rarer by the day, not to speak of the few remaining folks repairing antiques. Any business with such a diverse product portfolio will have a hard time subsisting on a shrinking customer base. Also NTE was pretty pricey, at least in part because the real value they were providing was taking care of the compatibility angle of spare part procurement. Maybe comes down to how much of that you can take care of yourself and how much you value your own time or somewhere inbetween. In any case, it's sad to see them go. Sign of the times.