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[Dhm]

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Well the newest podcast with Sally was certainly interesting. To me, it seems like she is quite hesitant to acknowledge the technological achievement of Akida as little more than a ‘niche’ product.

Not phased one little bit about a journalists opinion but Sally came across as quite dismissive. This is to be expected however and shows the challenge Brainchip’s team faces in selling our technology to customers. We’ll get there but it seems patience is going to be required for quite a while yet.

I agree that this podcast wasn’t quite as uplifting as previous. Sally’s job is to report factually on many companies and the products they are marketing. She fired off quite a list of innovative categories and products in her journalistic universe; and ours, whilst novel and ground breaking, has no direct connection to her, other than to report about, unlike the Arm and Prophesee podcasts, which demonstrated strong disruption.

 

[Kachoo]

Man these shorts are trying hard even hitting up linkdn with rubish

 

[FJ-215]

If we are going a bit of Peter Sellers, maybe "The mouse that roared" would be a good fit for BRN.

We will move up the food chain next year.

 

[Slade]

The Renesas tap out news from the other day is great. It’s given me the goal of holding tight for the next 6 to 12 months. Who knows what other great news we will get in the meantime. I’m not too worried, for me, I’m gonna wait to see what happens when Renesas release the new Akida powered chips to their customers.

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Man these shorts are trying hard even hitting up linkdn with rubish

What’s on linkedin?

 

[Mccabe84]

The Renesas tap out news from the other day is great. It’s given me the goal of holding tight for the next 6 to 12 months. Who knows what other great news we will get in the meantime. I’m not too worried, for me, I’m gonna wait to see what happens when Renesas release the new Akida powered chips to their customers.

I agree. It’s probably the best news we have had all year ( unless of forgotten something), hopefully megachips are not to far behind them. I’m still thinking we won’t see any real revenue until mid to late next year

 

[DollazAndSense]

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I agree that this podcast wasn’t quite as uplifting as previous. Sally’s job is to report factually on many companies and the products they are marketing. She fired off quite a list of innovative categories and products in her journalistic universe; and ours, whilst novel and ground breaking, has no direct connection to her, other than to report about, unlike the Arm and Prophesee podcasts, which demonstrated strong disruption.

If you were a first time listener to Brainchip's podcasts, and this is the first one you tuned into, I don't think you would walk away with the most positive impression of Brainchip. As these podcasts are one of the few times we hear from the company per year (with tiny snippets of progression generally mentioned), I think we could have done without this one. I just don't see the benefit.

I mentioned Sally's use of the word 'niche' in my previous post. Rob Telson played it off well but I could tell he shares my sentiment that niche is a little condescending - note when he said he prefers the term specialty technology. Trivial? Yes. But that was the gist of a lot of the podcast for me though - quasi downplaying our potential to be a game changer.

 

[Dhm]

The Renesas tap out news from the other day is great. It’s given me the goal of holding tight for the next 6 to 12 months. Who knows what other great news we will get in the meantime. I’m not too worried, for me, I’m gonna wait to see what happens when Renesas release the new Akida powered chips to their customers.

What we need is revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue

Then we will be $10 per share and going skyward!!

 

[miaeffect]

What we need is revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue revenue

Then we will be $10 per share and going skyward!!

 

[Slade]

In 9 month time Akida babies will be popping up all over the place.

 

[Mugen74]

If you were a first time listener to Brainchip's podcasts, and this is the first one you tuned into, I don't think you would walk away with the most positive impression of Brainchip. As these podcasts are one of the few times we hear from the company per year (with tiny snippets of progression generally mentioned), I think we could have done without this one. I just don't see the benefit.

I mentioned Sally's use of the word 'niche' in my previous post. Rob Telson played it off well but I could tell he shares my sentiment that niche is a little condescending - note when he said he prefers the term specialty technology. Trivial? Yes. But that was the gist of a lot of the podcast for me though - quasi downplaying our potential to be a game changer.

I will have to listen to it again,as my first impression/lasting take away so far was it seemed to me that she was almost subtely thumbing her nose at Brainchip/Rob (not actually sure what triggered this feeling/impression?) and only really there to plug ee times.?? Anyhow not to worry good things come to those who can wait.
Maybe Anastasi wiuld have been a better fit

 

[thelittleshort]

My money riding the BRN carousel lol

 

[Fact Finder]

I will have to listen to it again,as my first impression/lasting take away so far was it seemed to me that she was almost subtely thumbing her nose at Brainchip/Rob (not actually sure what triggered this feeling/impression?) and only really there to plug ee times.?? Anyhow not to worry good things come to those who can wait.

My final thought on the podcast became clear when she was given the opportunity to promote the EE Times conference and then it became clear to me as her effect stood in stark contrast to her articles when she has written about Brainchip.

What she was doing in a rather clumsy fashion was playing to the sensitivities of the conference participants by appearing to be independent of Brainchip.

She and EE Times are like all organisers of these conferences chasing advertising and sponsorship dollars.

I think Rob Telson was aware of what she was doing and this is why he fed us the nugget about Transformers and what his gut was telling him. Rob Telson knows AKIDA 2.0 with Transformers and LSTM is close to being revealed and he wanted to give a heads up to his loyal listeners and shareholders.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Mugen74]

My final thought on the podcast became clear when she was given the opportunity to promote the EE Times conference and then it became clear to me as her effect stood in stark contrast to her articles when she has written about Brainchip.

What she was doing in a rather clumsy fashion was playing to the sensitivities of the conference participants by appearing to be independent of Brainchip.

She and EE Times are like all organisers of these conferences chasing advertising and sponsorship dollars.

I think Rob Telson was aware of what she was doing and this is why he fed us the nugget about Transformers and what his gut was telling him. Rob Telson knows AKIDA 2.0 with Transformers and LSTM is close to being revealed and he wanted to give a heads up to his loyal listeners and shareholders.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Aha ok that makes sense cheers FF

 

[Boab]

My money riding the BRN carousel lol

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I'm holding on for the ride.

 

[Fact Finder]

For those who do not know what Kaphoo Bay from Intel was it was a USB stick made up of one or two 14nm Loihi 1 chips. Loihi 2 is 7nm and still runs at 1.5 to 3 watts.

Loihi - Intel - WikiChip

Loihi (pronounced low-ee-hee) is a neuromorphic research test chip designed by Intel Labs that uses an asynchronous spiking neural network (SNN) to implement adaptive self-modifying event-driven fine-grained parallel computations used to implement learning and inference with high efficiency. The...

en.wikichip.org

From my reading early on while Kaphoo Bay could be just one Loihi 1 chip it was generally 2 Loihi 1 chips.

If you want to sit down and do all the calculations using the chart in @Fullmoonfever ’s above post you will see the amazing price and power advantage one first generation Commercial AKD1000 or AKIDA 1.0 chip has over the Loihi 1 and Loihi 2 research chips.

In the above link it explains that the term RESEARCH CHIP is used to convey to the user that performance and reliability cannot be guaranteed.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

My final thought on the podcast became clear when she was given the opportunity to promote the EE Times conference and then it became clear to me as her effect stood in stark contrast to her articles when she has written about Brainchip.

What she was doing in a rather clumsy fashion was playing to the sensitivities of the conference participants by appearing to be independent of Brainchip.

She and EE Times are like all organisers of these conferences chasing advertising and sponsorship dollars.

I think Rob Telson was aware of what she was doing and this is why he fed us the nugget about Transformers and what his gut was telling him. Rob Telson knows AKIDA 2.0 with Transformers and LSTM is close to being revealed and he wanted to give a heads up to his loyal listeners and shareholders.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Bro what about the decepticons?

 

[Kachoo]

What’s on linkedin?

Comments about Sean dumping shares.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

My final thought on the podcast became clear when she was given the opportunity to promote the EE Times conference and then it became clear to me as her effect stood in stark contrast to her articles when she has written about Brainchip.

What she was doing in a rather clumsy fashion was playing to the sensitivities of the conference participants by appearing to be independent of Brainchip.

She and EE Times are like all organisers of these conferences chasing advertising and sponsorship dollars.

I think Rob Telson was aware of what she was doing and this is why he fed us the nugget about Transformers and what his gut was telling him. Rob Telson knows AKIDA 2.0 with Transformers and LSTM is close to being revealed and he wanted to give a heads up to his loyal listeners and shareholders.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Agree about the conference comment etc.

Just had a chance to have a quiet listen and tbh was a pretty naff podcast for me.

When they spruik like that it just comes across as if...you know what, we'll come on your podcast so long as we essentially get our free advertising out of it.

And oh, by the way, every leading question you ask about BRN or Akida that I could expand on, I'm just gonna play a straight bat.

Got pretty much zero out of it for mine.

Yeah, the transformers was in there so we wait and see how that pans out I guess.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Bro what about the decepticons?

Do Pretendicons exist in the AI space with WANCAs