Pom down under
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Shorters seem very desperate as they just added around another 8 million
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buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
They did ...Big fight to keep it under 0.44!!
Euks
Regular
So if you go to the CES website and type in Brainchip obviously Brainchip comes up as an exhibitor but there is also an article mentioning us. I’m not sure if it’s been shared before but it’s really interesting and we get a glowing endorsement.
Well worth a read if you haven’t already!
Have a good day,
Euks
Well worth a read if you haven’t already!
Have a good day,
Euks
44….41
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
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I don’t want to complain about the current price; it’s more of a bewilderment at how governments always claim they want to protect investors by passing questionable laws (while in reality, their legislation only creates more obstacles for investors) and then pat themselves on the back for it. Meanwhile, they increasingly accommodate manipulators, turn a blind eye, and pretend that short sellers don’t exist.
It’s just like being self-employed, like me, or an ordinary worker. They keep piling on more taxes, treating you as if achieving something through your own effort and becoming wealthy is a crime! “Oh, you made $5 million with your company and could become financially independent? Hand over the money!” Yet, on the other hand, you see all these criminals using their tricks, driving flashy cars, buying mansions, and being well-known for their scams, but nothing is done about them. They laugh their heads off while the hardworking people keep paying up. And heaven forbid you’re ever late with a payment to the tax office… you know how that goes. Not that you don’t already know.
In any case, I see short sellers on the same level as these criminals. They make a profit from something that doesn’t even belong to them. It’s like walking into a Ferrari dealership, taking $250,000 from a customer without being a salesperson, and the customer gets no car for their money. But hey, here we are.
It’s just like being self-employed, like me, or an ordinary worker. They keep piling on more taxes, treating you as if achieving something through your own effort and becoming wealthy is a crime! “Oh, you made $5 million with your company and could become financially independent? Hand over the money!” Yet, on the other hand, you see all these criminals using their tricks, driving flashy cars, buying mansions, and being well-known for their scams, but nothing is done about them. They laugh their heads off while the hardworking people keep paying up. And heaven forbid you’re ever late with a payment to the tax office… you know how that goes. Not that you don’t already know.
In any case, I see short sellers on the same level as these criminals. They make a profit from something that doesn’t even belong to them. It’s like walking into a Ferrari dealership, taking $250,000 from a customer without being a salesperson, and the customer gets no car for their money. But hey, here we are.
Pom down under
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Buy side building up very nicely and those added to the sell seem to have been absorbed 
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
The ASX mafia!! always in control....
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Buy side building up very nicely and those added to the sell seem to have been absorbed
Morning Pom
According to the ASX site thay only added another 11,595,602 shares to their short position on 31st Dec ,Last Tuesday.
GOOD STUFF
.BRN BRAINCHIP HOLDINGS LTD FPO 11,595,602 1,972,467,976 .58
Regards ,
Esq.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
DingoBorat
Slim
Well I managed to have some sleepless rest, maybe I should have set a free price alert 
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Extremely strong demand early, already more than half of New Year's eve, just over an hour in.
I think that "wick" on the present candle, is likely to be filled again, before the end of the day.
Where the price will finish though, is anyone's guess, but probably higher than open.
If any of those shares up above, are purely "walls" with no intention of being sold, goodbye..
But that's just what "I" think.
..Extremely strong demand early, already more than half of New Year's eve, just over an hour in.
I think that "wick" on the present candle, is likely to be filled again, before the end of the day.
Where the price will finish though, is anyone's guess, but probably higher than open.
If any of those shares up above, are purely "walls" with no intention of being sold, goodbye..
But that's just what "I" think.
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Pom down under
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Morning Pom
According to the ASX site thay only added another 11,595,602 shares to their short position on 31st Dec ,Last Tuesday.
GOOD STUFF
BRN BRAINCHIP HOLDINGS LTD FPO 11,595,602 1,972,467,976 .58
Regards ,
Esq.
Don't be so sure they are desperate. Its a concern that they are getting more. They obviously believe that this will be another pump and dump situation, only time will tell whether its through desperation or smart move to cover. Just like when holders avg down or up, they will do the same. Traders having their way with this at the moment, for how long? If we cn get some more news, deal regarding Tenns and 2.0 as Sean suggested, the sooner the better IMO.
DingoBorat
Slim
Also, first gap at 45 cents now closed
Next one is above a dollar, but we'll need at least one other IP deal and a decent one.
Maybe tomorrow Dave?..
Next one is above a dollar, but we'll need at least one other IP deal and a decent one.
Maybe tomorrow Dave?..
A bit earlier on the same topic:
https://www.frontgrade.com/news/fro...sc-v-processor-development-space-applications
Frontgrade Gaisler Leads the Way in RISC-V Processor Development for Space Applications
Gothenburg, Sweden (13 May 2024) -- Under a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA), Frontgrade Gaisler is designing a new RISC-V processor tailored to meet the requirements of microcontrollers for the space industry. As an open instruction set architecture (ISA), RISC-V’s inherent configurability and efficiency provide the ideal foundation to drive innovation forward in critical sectors of the space computing landscape.“Building on over 25 years of successfully using the SPARC open ISA in space, this effort is an important step forward in the transition to the emerging and equally open RISC-V architecture,” said Roland Weigand, Technical Officer at ESA. “RISC-V is the preferred architecture across a wide range of space products, from microcontrollers to advanced SoC-FPGAs and high performance microprocessors for on-board data processing.”
For this project, Frontgrade Gaisler is concentrating on deterministic operation and minimal latency so that the new RISC-V processor IP will execute tasks predictably and reliably and quickly respond to input stimuli. With these additional benefits, the processor can be integrated into radiation-hardened microcontrollers and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) that support space missions. This model will extend the RISC-V ecosystem and complement the NOEL-V RISC-V processor, which shares the focus on space applications with an emphasis on high-performance capabilities.
"Frontgrade Gaisler has decades of experience supplying the space industry with products that implement open standards, and now we’re applying our proven know-how to bring RISC-V advancements to the space industry," said Sandi Habinc, General Manager at Frontgrade Gaisler. “Our team is committed to providing tangible benefits that help progress and grow the entire space community and enable new types of space missions.”
NOEL uses software error correction for radiation induced errors:
https://www.frontgrade.com/products/microprocessors-microcontrollers/risc-v-microprocessors
At the heart of our RISC-V computing solutions lies the NOEL-V processor – a VHDL model customizable from high-performance application processors to area-optimized, low-power embedded 64- and 32-bit microcontrollers. The model can be synthesized into FPGA and ASIC technologies. It employs a patented error correction scheme providing unparalleled protection from radiation-induced upsets, which are managed transparently from software. Furthermore, the NOEL-V implements security extensions to enable the creation of safe and secure computer systems.
Not sure how that gells with Akida, but, on the plus side, I expect that SNNs are more resilient to single bit errors, such as may be induced by radiation particles, because SNNs do not require mathematical precision, as they rely on probability so small bit errors are fairly inconsequential.
DingoBorat
Slim
C'mon! C'mon!.. The wall at 43 cents.
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