BRN Discussion Ongoing

[manny100]

They get shares because we don’t have money to pay their high salaries.

Glass half empty approach. Insiders who know the business prospects are taking the glass half empty approach are holding and management accumulating.
Maybe they see it as a path to wealth?
Some analysts regard following the insiders a reasonable strategy when considering an investment.

 

[TheDrooben]

Mercedes-Benz says cars of the future will think like humans - carsales.com.au

Faster neuron-style processing to be capable of lightning-quick processing while using 90 per cent power

www.carsales.com.au

"While existing tech wastes time processing everything a camera ‘sees’, the silicon neurons only react to spikes of information and the resulting event-triggered computation is both quicker and more efficient by up to 90 per cent in its current use, compared to existing tech."

Happy as Larry

 

[Bravo]

Could this massive risk derail Nvidia stock?

Nvidia stock has delivered incredible returns to investors, and the company has absolutely dominated the market for AI chips.

www.fool.com.au

EXTRACT

 

[Bravo]

I wonder how Bascom Hunter have been progressing with their neuromorphic goals since they posted this on LinkedIn over a year ago.

 

[Bravo]

Did someone say temporal?

Fast Event-based Neuromorphic Camera and Electronics

www.darpa.mil

 

[7für7]

GOOD MORNING !!!! Choose your mindset! type 1. For 1 and 2. For 2


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[AARONASX]

GOOD MORNING !!!! Choose your mindset! type 1. For 1 and 2. For 2


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Is Number #2 Shorter as brainchip charts behind him are going up!?

 

[7für7]

Is Number #2 Shorter as brainchip charts behind him are going up!?

No, I think there are a lot of long term holder who feel like this even they are generally positiv. Maybe because they can’t stand the pressure any more or something. how ever, I’m more the 1 guy

 

[Space Cadet]

Companies are willing to pay $2,000 per day because they expect a solid return on investment.

Over Sean’s three years in charge, it’s been difficult to see evidence of that return.

I believe he sold himself to the company on a 5 year plan. That gives him 2 more years to prove himself. That doesn't mean he should only have a deal done before the 5 years is up but 2025 is important not only to us but also to him.

SC

 

[Bravo]

Masayoshi Son Eyes India As Global Chip Hub In AI-Powered Future​

SoftBank has invested $11 billion in Indian startups over the last decade, making it one of the largest backers of the country’s startup ecosystem. Its portfolio companies include FirstCry, Ola Electric, and Swiggy, among others.
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Japanese billionaire and SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son has unveiled ambitious plans to position India as a global hub for semiconductor design and manufacturing, riding on the transformative wave of artificial intelligence (AI).

During his visit to India, Son called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and key business leaders to discuss his vision of making India the “chip capital of the world.” Son believes that India, with its growing chip design capabilities, has the potential to evolve from a software services powerhouse into the next Silicon Valley.

A Million Chip Designers
Son’s plans include involving Arm Holdings, the British semiconductor design giant in which SoftBank holds a 90% stake. Arm debuted on the Nasdaq earlier this year in the largest IPO of 2023, raising $4.87 billion, with a current market capitalization of $140 billion. SoftBank holds a 90% stake in Arm Holdings
Arm aims to collaborate with Indian universities and institutions to train one million chip designers, ensuring a robust talent pipeline for the semiconductor industry.
AI Opportunities
Addressing Indian entrepreneurs in a two-hour meeting, Son emphasized the need to adopt non-linear thinking about AI and map a vision for the next decade.He highlighted the enormous potential of AI, predicting $9-12 trillion in global capital expenditure on AI infrastructure in the coming years.
Son’s India trip also included a meeting with Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani in Mumbai, where they discussed possible AI opportunities.
India’s Semiconductor Push
The timing of Son’s visit aligns with India’s growing focus on semiconductor manufacturing. The central government’s Indian Semiconductor Mission (ISM) aims to bolster the country’s chip-making, packaging, and design capabilities.
Under the ISM, a budget allocation of $10 billion is anticipated for its second phase. In the first phase, Tata Electronics’ $11 billion proposal to set up a semiconductor fabrication unit in Gujarat was approved.

https://stratnewsglobal.com/asia/masayoshi-son-eyes-india-as-global-chip-hub-in-ai-powered-future/

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Anyone heard of or looked at Synthesia?

Couldn't see anything on quick TSE search.

Not saying we're involved but do wonder if they are using neuromorphic as per the # and which one if so

Pretty decent avatars I will say when you look at the demo vid on their site.

Free AI Video Generator - Create AI Videos in 140 Languages

Create AI generated videos from text with the most advanced AI avatars and voiceovers in 140+ languages. Try our free AI video generator now!

www.synthesia.io

Synthesia, a startup that has the backing of NVIDIA, is launching its fourth generation of #AI avatars it’s calling Expressive Avatars that are powered by the EXPRESS-1 model. | George Touryliov ✔

Synthesia, a startup that has the backing of NVIDIA, is launching its fourth generation of #AI avatars it’s calling Expressive Avatars that are powered by the EXPRESS-1 model. These avatars are designed to be used in video production and deliver what the company says are “dynamic and lifelike...

www.linkedin.com

 

[BigDonger101]

This is what happens when a company is significantly undervalued.

You should google on 'Elcid Investments Ltd'. It has gone up 66,92,535% in a single trading session a few weeks ago!

"Elcid Investments Limited set a record for its share price when it increased by 66,92,535% in a SINGLE TRADING SESSION.

The increase occurred during a call auction organized by the BSE and NSE, which is designed to help investment holding companies discover their fair value."

If Sean can seal a big contract in the coming months, this baby could gap up significantly!
According to Sean's recent Youtube Interview in November, Sean said he is VERY bullish and he thinks that 2025 will be the year. Sean also said that he even anticipates in the next COUPLE of months things are all positive for Brainchip!!!
I have looked up the definition of 'couple'. It means '2', less than 3...

Please go to youtube and search 'brainchip ceo interview' by Stocks Down Under.
If you are time-strapped, just spend 29 seconds to listen from the 1 minute mark to the 1:29 mark.

Fingers crossed. lol

Yep - BRN have said many things. None of which have happened.

Let's just see what 2025 brings.

 

[Bravo]

Some relevant background information here is that Sam Altman (OpenAI) had committed to a $51 million investment in AI chips from Rain AI in a letter of intent signed in 2019. The agreement committed OpenAI to purchase Rain's chips upon production. At that point in time Rain AI was focused on developing neuromorphic chips.

Since then, Rain AI no longer promotes the term neuromorphic technology, choosing instead to describe their chip efforts as novel compute-in-memory technology.

Last I heard they were hoping to bring their first chip (an analogue in-memory digital AI accelerator) to market at the end of this year.

I noticed that Airbus Ventures are listed as backers for Rain AI and I asked ChatGPT what the relationship between Airbus Ventures and Airbus is (see below).

Also, another connection is that our Chairman Mr Antonio Viana is also currently serving on the Board of Directors at Arteris. Arteris and Rain AI are collaborating to develop advanced hardware solutions aimed at enhancing artificial intelligence computing. Rain AI is leveraging Arteris' FlexNoC 5 network-on-chip (NoC) technology.

I wonder if @Diogenese might have an opinion on whether there could be a possibility that BrainChip's and Rain AI's technologies might be complementary, or whether our technology might be able to implemented into theirs in some way for better efficiency and performance outcomes?

 

[7für7]

If some are wondering why BrainChip doesn’t communicate externally as actively as some might wish, hoping this would suddenly push the stock to $20 per share and skyrocket its valuation, consider this: if something like that were to happen, the question would be whether a small company like BrainChip could handle the enormous pressure of continuously meeting such high expectations to maintain that level. I think it wouldn’t be healthy, as the internal structures are not yet solidified.

Keep in mind that every success also brings additional pressure. Isn’t it much better to focus on organization, improving products, presenting these improvements to potential customers, and building something together calmly and steadily? Rather than constantly promising the moon and delivering nothing in the end.

The company once dared to speak positively about the future, and even that has led to many criticizing the board for allegedly not delivering or doing their job. Quotes like: “Where are the contracts, Sean?” … “Tick-Tock” or “Pack your luggage” are good examples.

I remain confident as there’s no negative news out there. Long-term holder here.

 

[FiveBucks]

If some are wondering why BrainChip doesn’t communicate externally as actively as some might wish, hoping this would suddenly push the stock to $20 per share and skyrocket its valuation, consider this: if something like that were to happen, the question would be whether a small company like BrainChip could handle the enormous pressure of continuously meeting such high expectations to maintain that level. I think it wouldn’t be healthy, as the internal structures are not yet solidified.

Keep in mind that every success also brings additional pressure. Isn’t it much better to focus on organization, improving products, presenting these improvements to potential customers, and building something together calmly and steadily? Rather than constantly promising the moon and delivering nothing in the end.

The company once dared to speak positively about the future, and even that has led to many criticizing the board for allegedly not delivering or doing their job. Quotes like: “Where are the contracts, Sean?” … “Tick-Tock” or “Pack your luggage” are good examples.

I remain confident as there’s no negative news out there. Long-term holder here.

Why shouldn't they be accountable? People invest in the company based on these comments. They are being paid millions of dollars per year to deliver on making the business profitable and providing returns for shareholders. If what they are saying has not come to fruition, then shouldn't there be some recourse?

Also, this price action today is poop.

 

[manny100]

If some are wondering why BrainChip doesn’t communicate externally as actively as some might wish, hoping this would suddenly push the stock to $20 per share and skyrocket its valuation, consider this: if something like that were to happen, the question would be whether a small company like BrainChip could handle the enormous pressure of continuously meeting such high expectations to maintain that level. I think it wouldn’t be healthy, as the internal structures are not yet solidified.

Keep in mind that every success also brings additional pressure. Isn’t it much better to focus on organization, improving products, presenting these improvements to potential customers, and building something together calmly and steadily? Rather than constantly promising the moon and delivering nothing in the end.

The company once dared to speak positively about the future, and even that has led to many criticizing the board for allegedly not delivering or doing their job. Quotes like: “Where are the contracts, Sean?” … “Tick-Tock” or “Pack your luggage” are good examples.

I remain confident as there’s no negative news out there. Long-term holder here.

I had a brief chat with Tony about this.
The website is 1st class and has volumes of Information. No doubt about that.
The website management team is located in the US and is seperate to IR.
There is as we know a section devoted to IR on the Website containing Events, News, Podcasts, ASX anns etc.
The email subscription group that most of us subscribe to notifies us of a lot the adds to the IR website section.
I asked him if we could be notified of all 'adds' via auto email.
He said he would pass it on to the Website management team.
There is a mountain of info on the website.
There us a fair bit of communication via Sean interview videos, Quarterly Podcasts, Newsletter emails, email subscription updates, Quarterly and other reports.
Also IR will field queries providing requests providing its not price sensitive information not available to the general public.
Also all businesses including BRN have policies concerning serial pests and abusive communication.
Over on the crapper the negative posters are running wild ATM. Almost all are short term traders trying to get a cheaper entry point for a quick profit. They will 'bag' everything in sight no matter what.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Why shouldn't they be accountable? People invest in the company based on these comments. They are being paid millions of dollars per year to deliver on making the business profitable and providing returns for shareholders. If what they are saying has not come to fruition, then shouldn't there be some recourse?

Also, this price action today is poop.

They are accountable, to each of us.
We each can sell out all or part of our stake in the company at any time the market is open and trading.
That'll show 'em!!!

And, by the way, given that our ASX tends to take a lead from American markets which usually trade in the period leading up to our opening, the Thanksgiving national public holiday in the USA tends to put a bit of a dampener on both our volume and volatility.

 

[7für7]

Why shouldn't they be accountable? People invest in the company based on these comments. They are being paid millions of dollars per year to deliver on making the business profitable and providing returns for shareholders. If what they are saying has not come to fruition, then shouldn't there be some recourse?

Also, this price action today is poop.

Sorry if I have to disagree here. We live in a capitalist society. CEOs in such positions, who are expected to turn a startup into a significant company, certainly won’t work for free. These are standard amounts. Just because some people can’t handle such sums doesn’t mean they are exorbitant salaries. Criticism is, of course, valid, but I wouldn’t give up my salary either… would you? As I said, since the last AGM, nothing has changed for me… products are being improved, and partnerships are being expanded. We have plenty of positive developments. Revenues and contracts will follow. Just my positive opinion. And if the board questions Sean’s performance because they see no progress, then I will trust them. But certainly not someone who has zero insight into internal structural processes… Please, come on.

 

[Fastback6666]

Another 60,000 shares bought this week on the drop back….positioned for some progression

 

[FiveBucks]

Sorry if I have to disagree here. We live in a capitalist society. CEOs in such positions, who are expected to turn a startup into a significant company, certainly won’t work for free. These are standard amounts. Just because some people can’t handle such sums doesn’t mean they are exorbitant salaries. Criticism is, of course, valid, but I wouldn’t give up my salary either… would you? As I said, since the last AGM, nothing has changed for me… products are being improved, and partnerships are being expanded. We have plenty of positive developments. Revenues and contracts will follow. Just my positive opinion. And if the board questions Sean’s performance because they see no progress, then I will trust them. But certainly not someone who has zero insight into internal structural processes… Please, come on.

You're entitled to your opinion.

And good on you for having a positive opinion when our company's value continues to slide to the negative.