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The speeding ticket we got, relates mainly to ASX listing rule 3.1.

3.1 Once an entity is or becomes aware of any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities, the entity must immediately tell ASX that information.

Man, how does a Company like BrainChip, really answer a question like that??

"any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities"

BrainChip to the ASX.
"Well over the last couple of weeks, we've had late stage meetings with"..

"Mark Zuckerberg, of Meta, for various use cases like VR, for example"
"Jeff Bezos, of Amazon, for warehousing logistical solutions."
"Jensen Huang, of Nvidia, over a possible partnership."
"Tim Cook, from Apple, who wants an exclusivity agreement, he's not getting it"
"Elon Musk, of Tesla, SpaceX etc, who is considering us for Optimus 3 and rocketry stuff"..

"Um that's just some of the biggest interactions, off the top of my head, do any of them fit the bill?"



ASX to BrainChip.
"Has anything been actually signed?"

BrainChip
"No."

ASX
"Okay, guess you just have to say no then."


Now if BrainChip was to announce said hypothetical interactions, "reasonable people" would probably get excited, even at the "possibility" of one coming to fruition.

It's obviously possible, that individuals on the other side of said hypothetical interactions, would know, the likeliness of them proceeding.

It's possible then, that "this" is the cause of current BRN demand?..
(Pure speculation, could, like I've said, just be Market Movers, or worried Daves).

Fun times..
 
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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
Afternoon Chippers,



The Frankfurt exchange is open for business

 

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Tothemoon24

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Hi @Esq.111 my Frankfurt has been firm for the last 5 days & open for business to 🍾
 
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HopalongPetrovski

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Afternoon Chippers,

The Frankfurt exchange is open for business , looking good 👍
Maybe they know who Bravo's wiener belongs to? 🤣
 
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Mazewolf

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The speeding ticket we got, relates mainly to ASX listing rule 3.1.

3.1 Once an entity is or becomes aware of any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities, the entity must immediately tell ASX that information.

Man, how does a Company like BrainChip, really answer a question like that??

"any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities"

BrainChip to the ASX.
"Well over the last couple of weeks, we've had late stage meetings with"..

"Mark Zuckerberg, of Meta, for various use cases like VR, for example"
"Jeff Bezos, of Amazon, for warehousing logistical solutions."
"Jensen Huang, of Nvidia, over a possible partnership."
"Tim Cook, from Apple, who wants an exclusivity agreement, he's not getting it"
"Elon Musk, of Tesla, SpaceX etc, who is considering us for Optimus 3 and rocketry stuff"..

"Um that's just some of the biggest interactions, off the top of my head, do any of them fit the bill?"



ASX to BrainChip.
"Has anything been actually signed?"

BrainChip
"No."

ASX
"Okay, guess you just have to say no then."


Now if BrainChip was to announce said hypothetical interactions, "reasonable people" would probably get excited, even at the "possibility" of one coming to fruition.

It's obviously possible, that individuals on the other side of said hypothetical interactions, would know, the likeliness of them proceeding.

It's possible then, that "this" is the cause of current BRN demand?..
(Pure speculation, could, like I've said, just be Market Movers, or worried Daves).

Fun times..
Agree and there's the angle that BRN want no 'demerit points' from the ASX when they one day (soon?) apply for NASDAQ listing, so must play a straight bat to these questions....
 
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Non BRN, Beemotion.ai (NVISO)

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Off topic…. When podcast? 🤔
 
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BrainChip is excited to share our groundbreaking technology at CES 2025. Our next-generation solutions mark a significant advancement in AI, showcasing the capabilities of on-chip processing and learning. CES offers a prime opportunity to demonstrate new applications, with new and existing partners. We look forward to highlighting how BrainChip is at the forefront of shaping the future of intelligent devices at the Edge. “

Tony Lewis​

Chief Technology Officer

BrainChip at CES2025​



BrainChip is distinguished by its brain-inspired neuromorphic AI technologythat enables hyper-efficient, small footprint neural net acceleration for complex problems. What sets BrainChipapart is that it provides fully-digital, portable AI IP technology, that can be integrated on-chip with close proximity to sensors, providing real-time, intelligent and secure response minimizing the need for cloud intervention.
This unique approach optimizes constrained resources like memory, maximizes performance, and minimizes power consumption, enabling radically, innovative solutions for a range of industries, from space and healthcare to automotive and security.
The differentiation versus competition is extended with it’s ability to learn on-device – which allows each BrainChipequipped device to be customized in secure manner. Additionally, with the rapid migration of Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) and Multi-modal applications, BrainChip’s TENNs (Temporal Event Based Neural Nets) can deliver 100x compression and performance gain without compromising accuracy which it forsees as a disruptive force to streamline the migration to Hybrid Edge AI computing.
The company’s emphasis on delivering AI at the edge, combined with a suite of revolutionary products like the AkidaTM IP and Edge AI Box, showcases BrainChip‘s commitment to proliferating efficient, cost-effective AI in tangible and impactful ways.



This year, we’re bringing even more exciting demos and
insights, featuring our Akida platform.​


Here’s what you can expect:
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LLMs + RAG Demo​


See how we’re advancing large language models (LLMs) with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for smarter, real-time AI applications.
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Anomaly Detection Demo​


Explore our latest anomaly detection solution running on Raspberry Pi 5. This versatile demo targets multiple verticals, including Industrial IoT, manufacturing, healthcare (wearable devices), cybersecurity, fraud detection, and more.
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Building ML Models With
Edge Impulse​


Explore hands-on demos with Edge Impulse, demonstrating how easy it is to build and deploy custom machine learning models directly on the Akida platform.
 
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MDhere

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The speeding ticket we got, relates mainly to ASX listing rule 3.1.

3.1 Once an entity is or becomes aware of any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities, the entity must immediately tell ASX that information.

Man, how does a Company like BrainChip, really answer a question like that??

"any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities"

BrainChip to the ASX.
"Well over the last couple of weeks, we've had late stage meetings with"..

"Mark Zuckerberg, of Meta, for various use cases like VR, for example"
"Jeff Bezos, of Amazon, for warehousing logistical solutions."
"Jensen Huang, of Nvidia, over a possible partnership."
"Tim Cook, from Apple, who wants an exclusivity agreement, he's not getting it"
"Elon Musk, of Tesla, SpaceX etc, who is considering us for Optimus 3 and rocketry stuff"..

"Um that's just some of the biggest interactions, off the top of my head, do any of them fit the bill?"



ASX to BrainChip.
"Has anything been actually signed?"

BrainChip
"No."

ASX
"Okay, guess you just have to say no then."


Now if BrainChip was to announce said hypothetical interactions, "reasonable people" would probably get excited, even at the "possibility" of one coming to fruition.

It's obviously possible, that individuals on the other side of said hypothetical interactions, would know, the likeliness of them proceeding.

It's possible then, that "this" is the cause of current BRN demand?..
(Pure speculation, could, like I've said, just be Market Movers, or worried Daves).

Fun times..
And on the other side of the coin ASX don't want companies blowing their own trumpet too many times, so go figure. We work under Nda's, we negotiate but don't blow our trumpet and ASX are saying why are u not blowing yr trumpet ummm cause you don't want us to blow our trumpet until WE CAN BLOW OUR TRUMPET! LOL so the price will just continue to climb as the smart people have done their research about how that trumpet will sound. Bring in the trumpets @Esq.111 or @Pom down under
 
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Sirod69

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I really have to ask you all now, what is the reason that BRN is rising so much?
 
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Boab

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I really have to ask you all now, what is the reason that BRN is rising so much?
Let's hope its not another pump and dump like earlier this year.
It certainly feels like there is more to this run up with the new IP license and other recent announcements.
Time will tell but I am really looking forward to 2025.
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I really have to ask you all now, what is the reason that BRN is rising so much?
"CES offers a prime opportunity to demonstrate new applications, with new and existing partners."

Maybe it's got something to do with who the new partners are?

But wouldn't a new partnership, need to be announced?

Are they new new partnerships, or just new since CES2024?

Over on the other place, somebody put up some brokerage information and UBS securities have been big buyers lately.

Some speculate, that they are now pushing the price for profit.

It's also a well known fact, that gaps have an unseen power of attraction, which intensifies as they close and there's one at 45 cents.
 
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Meatloaf

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I really have to ask you all now, what is the reason that BRN is rising so much?
I’ve been asking myself the same question. Apart from a couple of announcements, that in my opinion are good, but do they warrant a rise of 68% over the past week? That’s the million dollar question.
I’m hoping that this is not just another pump and dump. It’s been great being in the black again but I’m weary.

Maybe someone is cluey that good news is on the horizon or maybe just pure speculation.
I guess we’ll find out soon.
 
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Draed

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The speeding ticket we got, relates mainly to ASX listing rule 3.1.

3.1 Once an entity is or becomes aware of any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities, the entity must immediately tell ASX that information.

Man, how does a Company like BrainChip, really answer a question like that??

"any information concerning it that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entity's securities"

BrainChip to the ASX.
"Well over the last couple of weeks, we've had late stage meetings with"..

"Mark Zuckerberg, of Meta, for various use cases like VR, for example"
"Jeff Bezos, of Amazon, for warehousing logistical solutions."
"Jensen Huang, of Nvidia, over a possible partnership."
"Tim Cook, from Apple, who wants an exclusivity agreement, he's not getting it"
"Elon Musk, of Tesla, SpaceX etc, who is considering us for Optimus 3 and rocketry stuff"..

"Um that's just some of the biggest interactions, off the top of my head, do any of them fit the bill?"



ASX to BrainChip.
"Has anything been actually signed?"

BrainChip
"No."

ASX
"Okay, guess you just have to say no then."


Now if BrainChip was to announce said hypothetical interactions, "reasonable people" would probably get excited, even at the "possibility" of one coming to fruition.

It's obviously possible, that individuals on the other side of said hypothetical interactions, would know, the likeliness of them proceeding.

It's possible then, that "this" is the cause of current BRN demand?..
(Pure speculation, could, like I've said, just be Market Movers, or worried Daves).

Fun times..
Interestingly, Sean signed off the "no's" for this announcement. Maybe he had to check with ASX off all these one on one meetings he's had.
 
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Guzzi62

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I’ve been asking myself the same question. Apart from a couple of announcements, that in my opinion are good, but do they warrant a rise of 68% over the past week? That’s the million dollar question.
I’m hoping that this is not just another pump and dump. It’s been great being in the black again but I’m weary.

Maybe someone is cluey that good news is on the horizon or maybe just pure speculation.
I guess we’ll find out soon.
The price was too low before the announcements IMO and still are.

Considering the s/p price is based on roughly 6 months out in the future, we should be over one bucks already.

One major IP deal and this one will go flying big time.
 
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"CES offers a prime opportunity to demonstrate new applications, with new and existing partners."

Maybe it's got something to do with who the new partners are?

But wouldn't a new partnership, need to be announced?

Are they new new partnerships, or just new since CES2024?

Over on the other place, somebody put up some brokerage information and UBS securities have been big buyers lately.

Some speculate, that they are now pushing the price for profit.

It's also a well known fact, that gaps have an unseen power of attraction, which intensifies as they close and there's one at 45 cents.
Not sure if posted here today at all but did anyone see what Nimble AI are up to with our 1500 and Hailo8 courtesy of @Rayz on the other site.

Full credit to Rayz who is a great poster over there for finding info like many others over here. If u still frequent over there, worth giving a like and a follow (y)



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"CES offers a prime opportunity to demonstrate new applications, with new and existing partners."

Maybe it's got something to do with who the new partners are?
I did notice we’re sharing the the floor with, among others, Infineon and STARLINK 🤞
 
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I did notice we’re sharing the the floor with, among others, Infineon and STARLINK 🤞
Starlink huh?..


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