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That’s been there for as long as most shareholder been holding BRN
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Be realistic now $2.24So Monday 24 cents?
Or we can’t touch this?
Sorry it was a typo
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Posted a few years ago and wasn’t they so right back then
Neuromorphic Computing Will Need Partners To Break Into The Datacenter
The emerging field of neuromorphic processing isn’t an easy one to navigate. There are major players in the field that are leveraging their size and ample
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Old but don’t seem to have been posted think it’s page 12 onwards
A technology like Akida can’t just be dropped into an existing system from one day to the next – especially not when we’re talking about prototypes. They have to be tested inside out, and that simply takes time. Everyone who’s been here for over ten years knows that.
The share price, however, doesn’t reflect the potential at all, and that’s the only thing that really ruins the mood. At the same time, it’s fuel for those who don’t have any other real negative points to bring up.
As for revenue: Sean can try to sell the product as aggressively as he wants – if a customer wants fine-tuning or custom adjustments, then that’s what will be done. There’s still a lot of untapped potential in the technology. But after more than five to ten years of testing and integration work, the first customer relationships and partnerships really should start to bear fruit.
A huge amount of data has been collected, and customers know it’s about time. Everybody wants to be the first, and the time window is getting tight. Those who don’t get on board now will end up like Atari, Amiga or Commodore. And once one big player jumps in, the chain reaction will follow. That’s when it’s time to hold on tight.
Until then, we just have to keep our nerves (which I often lose, lol).
Have a nice Sunday. DYOR IMO NFA
The share price, however, doesn’t reflect the potential at all, and that’s the only thing that really ruins the mood. At the same time, it’s fuel for those who don’t have any other real negative points to bring up.
As for revenue: Sean can try to sell the product as aggressively as he wants – if a customer wants fine-tuning or custom adjustments, then that’s what will be done. There’s still a lot of untapped potential in the technology. But after more than five to ten years of testing and integration work, the first customer relationships and partnerships really should start to bear fruit.
A huge amount of data has been collected, and customers know it’s about time. Everybody wants to be the first, and the time window is getting tight. Those who don’t get on board now will end up like Atari, Amiga or Commodore. And once one big player jumps in, the chain reaction will follow. That’s when it’s time to hold on tight.
Until then, we just have to keep our nerves (which I often lose, lol).
Have a nice Sunday. DYOR IMO NFA
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