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[itsol4605]

Akida everywhere bar the shareprice , something don't add up

I'm extremely happy with the current share price!

Thanks to the short sellers, I've managed to acquire 312,500 shares.

I'm taking advantage of the opportunity and continuing to buy shares.

One day (in the very near future), I won't buy any more shares, as I would then have to invest significantly more money to acquire a few BrainChip shares.

I'll simply enjoy each day and watch the share price rise.

I fully expect the share price to increase exponentially.

 

[Earlyrelease]

Yes. Any IP licence for the base model will include the 1500 cc OHC IP replacing the side valve 1000.

Diogenese.
Not coming from a Tech/Business background I was wonder your thoughts on the licence for Megachips and business standard.

Am I wrong in my thinking re an expectation I have, being:

1. The Megachip licence was promoted as being price sensitive
2. The licence had a finite period
3. Since the licence issue was deemed price sensitive, does it not make it price sensitive that either the licence has been allowed to lapse or that they have paid an extension- either option is required (in my opinion under their continuous disclosure obligations since they went to ASX on the original announcement.)

Therefore my expectation is that Brainchip should issue a ASX release detailing the outcome of the ASX original release. (Ie continuation, end other ?)

Is there something I am missing.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Diogenese]

Thoughts on this post today? Any truth?

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It is true that Akida 2 uses LUTs:

https://doc.brainchipinc.com/user_guide/hardware/2.0.html

Akida 2.0 supports using a Lookup Table (LUT) for activation functions other than ReLU for InputConv2D, Conv2D, DepthwiseConv2D, Conv2DTranspose and DepthwiseConv2DTranspose layers. However, Max Pooling is not compatible when LUT-based activations are used.

However, we know that Akida can implement cybersecurity functions, so a small model directed to the alleged chink may be able to ameliorate the danger - wouldn't that be something - a self-immunizing MRNA vaccine capability.

 

[Frangipani]

Wow !!! Akida is everywhere !!

https://hotcrapper.com.au/posts/83180157/

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Day 1 Recap??? That’s total BS.

It’s now 8:40 am over here in Germany, and embedded world 2026 hasn’t even officially started, yet! The exhibition will open at 9 am.

By the way, quite a few visitors to embedded world, who had planned to come on the morning of opening day, will be late due to unforeseen circumstances: Yesterday afternoon, an unexploded WW2 aerial bomb was discovered near the exhibition centre during construction works. Nearby roads will soon be closed off and service on the subway line to the Nuremberg Trade Fair will be suspended from 9 am for an estimated duration of two hours, so bomb-disposal squads can begin to work on defusing the aerial bomb around 10 am.

embedded world | Exhibition&Conference

The fair offers embedded technologies for hardware, software and tools. Meet the experts of the embedded system industry!

www.embedded-world.de

 

[Diogenese]

Diogenese.
Not coming from a Tech/Business background I was wonder your thoughts on the licence for Megachips and business standard.

Am I wrong in my thinking re an expectation I have, being:

1. The Megachip licence was promoted as being price sensitive
2. The licence had a finite period
3. Since the licence issue was deemed price sensitive, does it not make it price sensitive that either the licence has been allowed to lapse or that they have paid an extension- either option is required (in my opinion under their continuous disclosure obligations since they went to ASX on the original announcement.)

Therefore my expectation is that Brainchip should issue a ASX release detailing the outcome of the ASX original release. (Ie continuation, end other ?)

Is there something I am missing.

Thanks in advance.

Hi ER,

The ASX disclosure rules are above my paygrade, but, as the initial notice announced the duration, then maybe there is no need to announce a non-change in the agreement.

 

[CHIPS]

Wow !!! Akida is everywhere !!

https://hotcrapper.com.au/posts/83180157/

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When I follow your link why do I get to see this only?

HotCrapper

Just a dried up old turd.

hotcrapper.com.au

Even if I enter hotcrapper.com.au.

 

[ChrisBRN]

New role posted

BrainChip hiring ASIC Program Manager (Contract) in Laguna Hills, CA | LinkedIn

Posted 2:27:52 AM. ASIC Program Manager BrainChip is seeking a seasoned ASIC Program Manager to lead the planning…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

www.linkedin.com

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

Nah. You're cool Harry.

Witz 123

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

I'm extremely happy with the current share price!

Thanks to the short sellers, I've managed to acquire 312,500 shares.

I'm taking advantage of the opportunity and continuing to buy shares.

One day (in the very near future), I won't buy any more shares, as I would then have to invest significantly more money to acquire a few BrainChip shares.

I'll simply enjoy each day and watch the share price rise.

I fully expect the share price to increase exponentially.

So do I but you must appreciate people have been riding this along time hopefully fbr you you arenet in a similar position

 

[Frangipani]

When I follow your link why do I get to see this only?

HotCrapper

Just a dried up old turd.

hotcrapper.com.au

Even if I enter hotcrapper.com.au.
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Guten Morgen, CHIPS,

try typing out the link manually (of course replaced with “hot” and the metal that has the chemical symbol Cu).
It will take you to the actual post on HC, but as I just commented before you posted, embedded world 2026 hadn’t even opened its doors at the time HC forum user AKIWI posted the alleged Day 1 Recap…

And as I doubt AKIWI had access to Doc Brown’s DeLorean Time Machine, the post was either just another GenAI hallucination or deliberately misleading.

 

[jrp173]

I'm extremely happy with the current share price!

Thanks to the short sellers, I've managed to acquire 312,500 shares.

I'm taking advantage of the opportunity and continuing to buy shares.

One day (in the very near future), I won't buy any more shares, as I would then have to invest significantly more money to acquire a few BrainChip shares.

I'll simply enjoy each day and watch the share price rise.

I fully expect the share price to increase exponentially.

Don't thanks the shorters, thank management. The share prices is where it is solely because of management, and the share price is doing what the share price will do..... thanks Antonio.

 

[itsol4605]

Day 1 Recap??? That’s total BS.

It’s now 8:40 am over here in Germany, and embedded world 2026 hasn’t even officially started, yet! The exhibition will open at 9 am.

By the way, quite a few visitors to embedded world, who had planned to come on the morning of opening day, will be late due to unforeseen circumstances: Yesterday afternoon, an unexploded WW2 aerial bomb was discovered near the exhibition centre during construction works. Nearby roads will soon be closed off and service on the subway line to the Nuremberg Trade Fair will be suspended from 9 am for an estimated duration of two hours, so bomb-disposal squads can begin to work on defusing the aerial bomb around 10 am.

embedded world | Exhibition&Conference

The fair offers embedded technologies for hardware, software and tools. Meet the experts of the embedded system industry!

www.embedded-world.de

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There are non-public company and press meetings on the day before.

 

[Frangipani]

There are non-public company and press meetings on the day before.

Day 1 of embedded world 2026 is verifiably today:

Day 1 Kick-Off

www.embedded-world.de

A “Day 1 Recap” suggests the time of writing would have been in the late afternoon or evening of Day 1 at the earliest.

However, Day 1 of embedded world 2026 is only just getting officially kicked off as I write.

 

[DK6161]

https://lnkd.in/d53N7pwu | Anil Mankar

https://lnkd.in/d53N7pwu

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HUGE POTENTIAL!!!


Happy as Kevin

What the actual FK is going on here.
Now we're relying for some random IBM guy making music for our revenue? FFS
Can we just vote these clowns out for not meeting they performance targets!!

 

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Wild: Scientists just built a biological computer that runs DOOM using living neurons. No AI model was involved, and the entire system fits in a shoebox

Australian startup Cortical Labs just showed a system where ~200,000 lab-grown human neurons control the classic shooter Doom.

No code runs inside the cells.
No gradient descent.
No training dataset.

Just biology learning

The setup is almost surreal:

→ A shoebox-sized biological computer called CL1 keeps neurons alive with nutrients, temperature control, and waste removal.
→ Game information is sent as electrical signals directly to the cells.
→ The neurons’ spikes are decoded into game actions: move, turn, shoot.
→ The culture learns during the session, adapting to threats and navigation.

This builds on their earlier DishBrain experiment that learned to play Pong.

But Doom is different.

Now you need 3D movement, aiming, and threat detection - all handled by a tiny living network.

And the energy numbers are wild:

↳ A rack of ~30 CL1 units runs on under 1 kW
↳ That’s orders of magnitude less power than comparable silicon AI workloads

Which means that ontelligence may not require massive GPU clusters.

It might emerge from physics + feedback.

Silicon gives us speed.
Biology gives us efficiency and plasticity.

The interesting future might be hybrid systems - chips doing math, neurons doing adaptation.

And if we can grow intelligence, we may soon need to rethink what actually counts as a computer…

P.S. also check out how to Turn Claude Cowork Into Your Personal COO that does the work while you sleep : https://lnkd.in/eS6JCk2G


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Peter Van Der Made • Following​

Founder and Director at BrainChip Holdings Limited
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I think the same could be true for the Akida 1500 neuromorphic network. In its native mode it learns from spiking input and it has more neurons.


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Kevin D. Johnson • Following​

Field CTO – HPC, AI, LLM & Quantum Computing | Principal HPC Cloud Technical Specialist at IBM | Symphony • GPFS • LSF
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Peter Van Der Made Now that would make for a cool demo!


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[Pepsin]

Interesting comment by Peter van der Made on this article:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lina...p&rcm=ACoAADiF7m8BeC0VWjTq7u7m7GZMljs7rpBFkJw

Greetings from Germany!