BRN Discussion Ongoing

[FJ-215]

You most probably know, but the "Black Dog" is a direct reference to Churchill's manifestation of his struggle with depression (and he's actually mentioned in the song).

Not really my style, but it's in my algorithm now, so maybe it will grow on me, as it's likely to pop up from time to time, like all these bloody ice skating videos..

Thanks Bravo

Not their best....do have some quirky stuff that is worth a listen.

Every song has a message.......that you may or may not agree with....

Life is a journey

 

[FJ-215]

Not their best....do have some quirky stuff that is worth a listen.

Every song has a message.......that you may or may not agree with....

Life is a journey

And sorry to bang on about the Manic Street Preachers.....but there is a least an Australian connection....

1) It's the title of one of their songs......

2) They wrote some songs for Kylie Minogue..

This one made the charts ... (lead singer for MSP in the clip)

And kinda BRN related if you hold shares.......



I'll shut up now.....

 

[manny100]

Read it again Manny!!!
How many years of service had each of these people given to the company at that point......

And Who is this........T Viana?????

I don't see him listed in any company accounts..

Edit.....

My bad.......I forgot you can't spell Antonio

Ok, he gets called Tony at the AGM. My bad.
An important table is table 8 on page 23 which lists total shareholding of KMPs.
The total at 31/12/23 was 245,858,364.
With around 2 billion SOI that puts insider holdings of those employed at that time at 12.3%.
That is an important takeover block on its own.
Then add holdings of ex employees such as LDN , Osserian etc Its way higher.

 

[Stable Genius]

I don't know what other wake up call do you need | Oleksandr Honchar

I don't know what other wake up call do you need. 2025. Mid-level engineers. Ciao.

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Loving your bold comment AnTony Lewis!

 

[Diogenese]

I don't know what other wake up call do you need | Oleksandr Honchar

I don't know what other wake up call do you need. 2025. Mid-level engineers. Ciao.

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Loving your bold comment AnTony Lewis!

If we are only knee high and are punching up, that's gotta hurt.

 

[Humble Genius]

M.2 card now available to purchase from the Brainchip Shop:

Akida™ M.2 Card

Specifications Akida M.2 Card, powered by AKD1000 IC with an ARM M.4 CPU plus 20 Akida 1.0 event-based processing NPUs in a mesh. Akida M.2 AKD1000 Card accelerates CNN-based neural network models using BrainChip’s ultra energy-efficient, and purely digital, event-based processing architecture...

shop.brainchipinc.com

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Geez, Sold out. I hope their presale quantity was atleast 100,000 M.2 cards...........

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Geez, Sold out. I hope their presale quantity was atleast 100,000 M.2 cards...........

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Nah...I bought all 10 for posterity...that's why they said on the site...for more than 10 contact them...cause they only had 10

 

[DingoBorat]

And sorry to bang on about the Manic Street Preachers.....but there is a least an Australian connection....

1) It's the title of one of their songs......

2) They wrote some songs for Kylie Minogue..

This one made the charts ... (lead singer for MSP in the clip)

And kinda BRN related if you hold shares.......



I'll shut up now.....

A 67/68 Camaro and Kylie Minogue?
Who cares about the song?..

Actually had a crush on her little sister..

Hey I'm from that Era okay ..

My favourite song with Kylie (for the song)..
Is with Nick Cave.



Very dark, but hauntingly beautiful.


And.. AKIDA TREBUCHET!!


Gotta catch on sooner or later..

 

[BrainShit]

Geez, Sold out. I hope their presale quantity was atleast 100,000 M.2 cards...........

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They pressed 10 more out...

 

[TECH]

Interesting as some have already posted, our shop was updated a few days ago with current product available.

Sold Out has since been removed, the fact it states estimated delivery 7 days only would strongly indicate that stock
is on hand, as in the AKD 1000 NSoC.......it has been reinforced by Sean numerous times that we aren't in the business
of becoming a retailer in customer over the counter supplies....BUT in saying that, if we want to get these products into
the hands of developers worldwide, I'd suggest they had better make sure that we have a steady supply of NSoC's
available because my gut is telling me this is going to explode, every "kid" on the bloke wants the new toy.

I've got this great feeling about 2025/2026.....subject to no WW3 or massive market corrections, which ultimately
take every man and his dog southwards....comon Sean...lets pump up the volume !!

Good morning all..........Tech.

 

[itsol4605]

Does TI implement Akida ?

Edge AI Innovations

Edge AI Innovations #40

Hey, here are some of the note worthy news on Edge AI you won't want to miss: Texas Instruments (TI) has announced two new innovations designed to propel Edge AI in the automotive industry. The first is a millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar sensor, the AWR6843, specifically designed for in-cabin occupanc

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[BrainShit]

Does TI implement Akida ?

Edge AI Innovations

Edge AI Innovations #40

Hey, here are some of the note worthy news on Edge AI you won't want to miss: Texas Instruments (TI) has announced two new innovations designed to propel Edge AI in the automotive industry. The first is a millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar sensor, the AWR6843, specifically designed for in-cabin occupanc

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The AWR6843 from Texas Instruments does not contain neuromorphic architecture... integrated is a single-chip mmWave sensor based on FMCW (Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave) radar technology.

The device features:

1. An Arm Cortex-R4F microcontroller for object detection and interface control
2. A C674x DSP for advanced signal processing
3. A hardware accelerator for FFT, filtering, and CFAR processing

These components are traditional digital processing architectures and do not include neuromorphic or Akida-based designs.

Source: https://www.ti.com/product/AWR6843/part-details/AWR6843AQGABLQ1
Source: https://www.ti.com/product/AWR6843/part-details/AWR6843AQGABLRQ1

 

[Pom down under]

NDAs have been holding back the SP, sure. The company have said, and I am paraphrasing here, timeframes to deals and market are longer than anticipated.

You would have thought with the people we have employed they would have been fully aware how long these things take?

 

[manny100]

Interesting as some have already posted, our shop was updated a few days ago with current product available.

Sold Out has since been removed, the fact it states estimated delivery 7 days only would strongly indicate that stock
is on hand, as in the AKD 1000 NSoC.......it has been reinforced by Sean numerous times that we aren't in the business
of becoming a retailer in customer over the counter supplies....BUT in saying that, if we want to get these products into
the hands of developers worldwide, I'd suggest they had better make sure that we have a steady supply of NSoC's
available because my gut is telling me this is going to explode, every "kid" on the bloke wants the new toy.

I've got this great feeling about 2025/2026.....subject to no WW3 or massive market corrections, which ultimately
take every man and his dog southwards....comon Sean...lets pump up the volume !!

Good morning all..........Tech.

Not so sure about short term but medium/long term its looking promising now.
The weekly chart with 250 day Donchian channells clearly show the long term downtrend has stopped and a range has developed. This range will eventually morph into an uptrend as the pace of good news increases. Long term looks very promising.
Deals take ages to stitch up but engagements have been on foot for almost ages so should be finalised soon.
The trend line since Sept'24 drawn on the chart shows that the SP has wandered a fair way from it and may come back a bit - short term.

 

[itsol4605]

96% nice !

BRN.AX Barchart Opinion for Brainchip Holdings Ltd Stock - Barchart.com

Trading Signals for Brainchip Holdings Ltd with Buy, Sell, Hold recommendations, technical analysis, and trading strategy.

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[Pom down under]

96% nice !

BRN.AX Barchart Opinion for Brainchip Holdings Ltd Stock - Barchart.com

Trading Signals for Brainchip Holdings Ltd with Buy, Sell, Hold recommendations, technical analysis, and trading strategy.

www.barchart.com

Thank the lord there is a hold at the bottom of the list snd not just buy. But it’s nice that’s you have posted something positive for once and I wonder why

 

[JDelekto]

Nah...I bought all 10 for posterity...that's why they said on the site...for more than 10 contact them...cause they only had 10

They must have had 11 on hand because I managed to order one.

Oddly enough, I was having a problem with it accepting my address, so I sent an e-mail to sales who then routed it to someone working on their storefront.

Before I received a reply from sales though, I got back on a couple of hours later and made the purchase. About an hour ago, I received an e-mail from sales asking if I wanted an E Key or B+M Key device, so I wonder if they're soldering them up on demand.

Anyhow, the site noted receipt within seven days of receiving an order, and if I remember correctly, it was $15 shipping in the US. That's quite a hefty shipping/handling charge for a stick of gum. Hopefully, it doesn't get stuck to the bottom of someone's shoe.

I haven't received an answer yet, but I've also inquired if the M.2 and the PCIe devices can occupy the same PC.

 

[AARONASX]

96% nice !

BRN.AX Barchart Opinion for Brainchip Holdings Ltd Stock - Barchart.com

Trading Signals for Brainchip Holdings Ltd with Buy, Sell, Hold recommendations, technical analysis, and trading strategy.

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Funnily I checked and saw 96% also, but I have now just checked again and now showing 100%,

 

[Bravo]

Qualcomm's Durga Malladi, right, talks edge AI during CES 2025.

Making the case for edge AI​

BySean Kinney, Editor in Chief
January 13, 2025

The laws of physics, economics and countries suggest edge AI inference—where your device is the far edge—just makes sense​

In the race to build-out distributed infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI), there’s a lot more glitz and glam around the applications and devices than around the cooling, rackspace and semiconductors doing the heavy lifting in hyperscaler clouds. While that’s maybe a function of what most people find interesting, it’s also not misplaced. For AI to live up the world-changing hype it’s riding high upon, distributing workload processing for AI makes a lot of sense—in fact, running AI inferencing on a device reduces latency leading to an improved user experience, it saves the time and cost of piping data back to the cloud for processing, and it helps safeguard personal or otherwise private data.
To say that another way, when you read an announcement for a new class of AI-enabled PCs or smartphones, don’t just think of it as just another product launch. Think of it as an essential piece of building out the connected edge-to-cloud continuum that AI needs to rapidly scale.
During a panel discussion last week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, Qualcomm’s Durga Malladi, senior vice president and general manager of technology planning and edge solutions, not only defined the edge, but made the case for why it’s a key piece in the larger AI puzzle. “Our definition of the edge is practically every single device we use in our daily lives.” That includes PCs, smartphones and other devices you keep on your person as well as the Wi-Fi access points and enterprise servers that are one hop away from those devices.
“The definition of the edge is not just devices but absolutely something close to it,” Malladi continued. “But the question is why?” Why edge AI inference? First, “Because we can. The computational power we have in the devices today is significantly more than what we’ve seen in the last five years.” Second is immediacy and responsiveness derived from latency (or the lack thereof) when inferencing is done on-device. Third is around contextual data enhancing AI outcomes while also enhancing privacy.

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He expanded on the privacy point. From a consumer perspective, Malladi explained the contextual nature of AI and gave the example of asking an on-device assistant when your next doctor’s appointment is. For schedule planning, it’d be great for the AI assistant to know about your medical appointments but perhaps concerning if that data leaves your device; but it doesn’t have to. In the enterprise context, Malladi talked about how enterprises fine-tune AI models by loading in proprietary corporate data to, again, contextualize the information and improve the outcome. “There’s a lot of reasons why privacy becomes not just a consumer-centric topic,” he said.

AI is the new UI​

As the conversation expanded, Malladi got into an area of thought that he, I think, debuted last year at the Snapdragon Summit, an annual Qualcomm-hosted event. The idea is that on-device AI agents will access your apps on your behalf, connecting various dots in service of your request and delivering an outcome not tied to one particular application. In this paradigm, the user interface of a smart phone changes; as he put it, “AI is the new UI.”
He tracked computing from command line interfaces to graphical interfaces accessible with a mouse. “Today we live in an app-centric world…It’s a very tactile thing…The truth is that for the longest period of time, as humans, we’ve been learning the language of computers.” AI changes that; when the input mechanism is something natural like your voice, the UI can now transform using AI to become more custom and personal. “The front-end is dominated by an AI agent…that’s the transformation that we’re talking of from a UI perspective.”
He also talked through how a local AI agent will co-evolve with its user. “Over time there is a personal knowledge graph that evolves. It defines you as you, not as someone else.” Localized context, made possible by on-device AI, or edge AI more broadly, will improve agentic outcomes over time. “Lots of work to be done in that space though,” Malladi acknowledged. “And that’s a space where I think, from the tech industry standpoint, we have a lot of work to do.”

https://www.rcrwireless.com/20250113/devices/making-the-case-for-edge-ai