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[buena suerte :-)]

Very nice indeed

 

[AARONASX]

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BrainChip Welcomes Futurist and Cybersecurity Expert Srini Vasan to ‘This is Our Mission’, The Edge AI Ecosystem

BrainChip Welcomes Futurist and Cybersecurity Expert Srini Vasan to ‘This is Our Mission,’ The Edge AI Ecosystem Laguna Hills, Calif. – January 21st, 2025 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital...

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Maybe wishing thinking, but the podcast sounds like a teaser for an up and coming major announcement. Just waiting for the customer to go public before we can drop on the ASX. IMO

 

[Smoothsailing]

Great podcast no 35, I wonder if this particular design from Quantum Ventures will also make a USB form in the near future
Go brainchip

 

[Learning]

Not directly related to BRN, but as a whole, it will be good for tech industry.

Read full article in the link below.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/21/tech/openai-oracle-softbank-trump-ai-investment/index.html

Learning

 

[Humble Genius]

I have been in this situation before with a Company called ATLAS (AGO), a start up company with
a lease of land in Western Australia with a huge amount of Lithium waiting to be mined, sort of like
liontown is now. But at the time around 2017-2018 the shares were only worth around 3-4 cents, and
then in come Gina Rinehart and started buying shares in the Company, so then Ziggy (Andrew Forrest)
from Fortescue smelt a rat, so he too started buying shares in the Company (AGO) and funny enough
the share price did not go up that much (around 6 cents) manipulation was at stake here, as we are
talking about the two smartest mining people in Australia, so a deal was done, and Ziggy sold his shares
to Gina ($30 million profit), not bad for holding shares for only a few months and only a few months
later again Gina finally got to 80% ownership of the Company through manipulation of course, and in the end us little retail holders had no choice but to sell our shares to her for a MEASLY 4.2 cents (450,000 shares), I made a LOUSY gross profit of 27% on my money.
But Gina on the other hand went on to make many many millions of Dollars after she open the mine
and started exporting. So @Humble Genius the answer to your Question is 80% of all the shares, and
after that we have to sell at the Market price.
So I would be very disappointed to have to be in this situation again (Forced to Sell) and hope it never
happens again.
Sorry about the Long explanation.

SB,

Yes I was also invested in AGO when this happened, and this is why I am concerned. This happened to me with another company called Senex (SXY), which got sold off to a South Korean company and we only got compensated a fraction of the ATH. Its happened to me twice!

 

[SharesForBrekky]

If Brainchip happened to receive one of those wonderful ASX Price Queries today. I'm thinking Brainchip's response would be 'Ummm, maybe go have a chat to Trump first, then get back to us', haha!

 

[Bravo]

I'm half-way through the podcast and here are some notable points so far.

Great to hear that the CNRT prototype was completed in 2024 and is now ready to launch into the marketplace.

Because of the systems deployment flexibility, Quantum Venutra foresees all major govt agencies, institutions of higher learning, national laboratories and essentially any large scale business enterprise utilising it as one-stop for all things, secure network protection system. They have designed the system so it can scale up or down depending on users needs. With simple commands it can remotely control servers to begin collecting network data and this way CNRT can work with a single server or thousands of servers across a distributed network.

Stephen asked why they selected neuromorphic processors for this use and what advantages it bought. In response Aaron replied "Neuromorphic processors will be the ideal platform for systems that cannot afford to operate on large amounts of power, for example UAV systems or IOT systems. So these would need smaller platforms that consume less power and the machine learning model sizes have to be smaller as well. So if the neuromorphic processors are embedded inside a fully functional Linux appliance, it will be the perfect standalone solution for these use cases. So using a system like this we can perform a realtime threat detection at the edge level without having to send the data to the central server. For example, if there is an impending attack at the edge computer level, we can detect these attacks much earlier without having to wait for the central computer to intervene. This will save a lot of time and a considerable amount of money respective to the size of the users organisation. Whether it be a small op or enterprise scale. The timing is everything in cybersecurity, I'm sure you're aware. A one minute delay could cause millions of dollars in losses if you don't shut it down. Well with the AI models running at the edge, our network security monitoring can procvide protection against cyber threats faster that ever before".

Discussing size and with and a more responsive solution Aaron confirmed "100%. You have low swap and faster reaction time."

Stephen asks who might be best served by this rather than using legacy solutions and Aaron says "The under-served and vulnerable points across the market would be IOT, medical devices, that's big, industrial systems such as robotics, automation, etc, so our product suits different markets differently and it can be very customisable, whether it be on-premise or cloud or hybrid solution, such as non-data centre or non-PC connected devices respective to what pinch they have for their protection, for their security needs."

 

[Deadpool]

If you don't get excited by this new podcast, then you are obviously

 

[ndefries]

If you don't get excited by this new podcast, then you are obviously

Or Dolci

 

[Esq.111]

Getting a little bit exciting......

 

[Smoothsailing]

15.20 mark they discussed sales in podcast for those with time restrictions

 

[Bloodsy]

An amazing podcast albeit a little hard to find great to hear from clients who are excited about neuromorphic and have successfully developed a product!

"We will hopefully do another series here, where we can talk about some of the customer successes you are having with this product"

Me too Steve, we are so so close now!!

 

[Bravo]

Dolci is having a melt-down on the Crapper trying to convince everyone that the SP should be going in the opposite direction.

Meanwhile I've morphed into Moira Rose jazz scat-singing around my house at the top of my lungs.

 

[IloveLamp]

CyberNeuro-RT: Advanced AI-Powered Cybersecurity by Quantum Ventura & BrainChip

Discover CyberNeuro-RT (CNRT) by Quantum Ventura, developed with Lockheed Martin and Pennsylvania State University. Powered by BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic AI, CNRT delivers ultra-efficient, real-time cybersecurity for edge devices, overcoming power and cost constraints while detecting...

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[7für7]

Dolci is having a melt-down on the Crapper trying to convince everyone that the SP should be going in the opposite direction.

Meanwhile I've morphed into Moira Rose jazz scat-singing around my house at the top of my lungs.


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He or she has an ugly character to behave like this… this is so annoying… trying to make people lose their money … scamming… lying … making things up… what kind of person is seriously happy when others are losing something ?

 

[schuey]

God I love The Hair Bear....Thanks Trumpy....legend

 

[supersonic001]

BrainChip on LinkedIn: #podcast #cybersecurity #dataprivacy #aiontheedge

In the latest episode of the “This is Our Mission” #podcast, BrainChip CMO Steve Brightfield welcomes srini vasan, President and CEO of Quantum Ventura Inc.…

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Beautiful follow thru post CES activity …..

 

[ndefries]

15.20 mark they discussed sales in podcast for those with time restrictions

- Quantum Ventura developed the CyberNeuro-RT (CNRT) solution in collaboration with Lockheed Martin Co.’s MFC Division

If they developed with LM how could it not be them.

Cyber

Lockheed Martin is a global leader delivering full spectrum cyber capabilities -- supporting the offensive and defensive efforts of our defense and intelligence community customers.

www.lockheedmartin.com

71B in revenue. We sure get involved with the bigger than average players

 

[Pom down under]

Tree shake over then, hopefully the start of the cup and handle I thought we could be forming

 

[ndefries]

- Quantum Ventura developed the CyberNeuro-RT (CNRT) solution in collaboration with Lockheed Martin Co.’s MFC Division

If they developed with LM how could it not be them.

Cyber

Lockheed Martin is a global leader delivering full spectrum cyber capabilities -- supporting the offensive and defensive efforts of our defense and intelligence community customers.

www.lockheedmartin.com

71B in revenue. We sure get involved with the bigger than average players

I cant seem to find the words in this link but this appeared in my search

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