BRN Discussion Ongoing

Smoothsailing · 2025-04-21T08:50:12+1000

Iseki said:
Great. So why isn't Sean talking to all the 6G wireless networking companies? Why is he going to consumer expos instead? Is there a pico-chip we can fab and hand out? Does BRN have a 6G department/person actively reviewing how we can interact with the 6G companies? I don't get it.

I don’t believe you will ever get it ether, as these types of questions you’re asking about will not be available to a shareholder just because he or she wants to know. Business is Buisnesss. As for your comments on what and whom Sean and BRN staff speaks to again isn’t up for discussion. Cry all you want about it but that won’t get them to drop the NDA agreements to suite your inpatients , we are very close now which Iam sure you know .
Go brainchip

equanimous · 2025-04-21T08:55:18+1000

Iseki said:
Great. So why isn't Sean talking to all the 6G wireless networking companies? Why is he going to consumer expos instead? Is there a pico-chip we can fab and hand out? Does BRN have a 6G department/person actively reviewing how we can interact with the 6G companies? I don't get it.

Ericcson are all over this. good news is that they have been using Akida in their research from at least 2022

https://www.techrxiv.org/users/6922...of-things-standards-trends-and-recent-results

A Communication stack prototype for AI-enabled ZE-IoT devices To demonstrate the feasibility of low-energy AI and low-energy communication in a ZE-IoT device, we have built an example use case, as illustrated in Figure 4. The ZE-IoT device consists of a low-power camera, a neuromorphic AI chip (the Akida neural chip from BrainChip), a low-power radio and a solar panel. The application assumes that the camera takes a picture (e.g., when triggered by a motion sensor), runs a neural network to create the neural embedding of the image (i.e., extracts the neural features from the image), and sends the neural embedding vector via a custom radio stack tailored for AI data that implements approximate and intermittent communication.

ndefries post Jan 7

Rach2512 · 2025-04-21T10:24:12+1000

equanimous said:
Ericcson are all over this. good news is that they have been using Akida in their research from at least 2022

https://www.techrxiv.org/users/6922...of-things-standards-trends-and-recent-results

A Communication stack prototype for AI-enabled ZE-IoT devices To demonstrate the feasibility of low-energy AI and low-energy communication in a ZE-IoT device, we have built an example use case, as illustrated in Figure 4. The ZE-IoT device consists of a low-power camera, a neuromorphic AI chip (the Akida neural chip from BrainChip), a low-power radio and a solar panel. The application assumes that the camera takes a picture (e.g., when triggered by a motion sensor), runs a neural network to create the neural embedding of the image (i.e., extracts the neural features from the image), and sends the neural embedding vector via a custom radio stack tailored for AI data that implements approximate and intermittent communication.

ndefries post Jan 7

Wow, thanks for sharing @equanimous. Interesting doing a search of the pdf, no mention of Intel or IBM, only Akida, can anyone else find a mention of any potential competitor?

Iseki · 2025-04-21T10:27:25+1000

Smoothsailing said:
I don’t believe you will ever get it ether, as these types of questions you’re asking about will not be available to a shareholder just because he or she wants to know. Business is Buisnesss. As for your comments on what and whom Sean and BRN staff speaks to again isn’t up for discussion. Cry all you want about it but that won’t get them to drop the NDA agreements to suite your inpatients , we are very close now which Iam sure you know .
Go brainchip

"we are very close now"

What do you mean?
Close to a deal? Who with?

Unless you are going to tell me that BrainChip are showcasing their ViT/TENNS security solution at ISC West 2025,
or similar, then what have you got?

What you don't get is that we are in a race with the other neuromorphic chip designers.

Here's a thing: Why don't we buy the Quantum Ventura cybersecurity solution (for stock). And take that solution to an expo instead of plastic toys, and start behaving like a business?

SS, We only have this one little opportunity to say to Brainchip: Yes we love you, but can we have a bit more meat in the gravy.

Smoothsailing · 2025-04-21T10:40:15+1000

Iseki said:
"we are very close now"

What do you mean?
Close to a deal? Who with?

Unless you are going to tell me that BrainChip are showcasing their ViT/TENNS security solution at ISC West 2025,
or similar, then what have you got?

What you don't get is that we are in a race with the other neuromorphic chip designers.

Here's a thing: Why don't we buy the Quantum Ventura cybersecurity solution (for stock). And take that solution to an expo instead of plastic toys, and start behaving like a business?

SS, We only have this one little opportunity to say to Brainchip: Yes we love you, but can we have a bit more meat in the gravy.

As I said stamping your feet and attempting to belittle my opinion ( below) won’t work, don’t tell me what I do and don’t get mate, I ain’t your fool.

What you don't get is that we are in a race with the other neuromorphic chip designers WTF ?.

Clearly you take any opportunity to doubt BRN which is a mugs game and not for me.

BrainChip won’t fail because of clowns on social media crying eve day how they want better from management , pathetic attitude IMO. Move on if it’s no good to you

Go Brainchip

Iseki · 2025-04-21T10:59:22+1000

Smoothsailing said:
As I said stamping your feet and attempting to belittle my opinion ( below) won’t work, don’t tell me what I do and don’t get mate, I ain’t your fool.

What you don't get is that we are in a race with the other neuromorphic chip designers WTF ?.

Clearly you take any opportunity to doubt BRN which is a mugs game and not for me.

BrainChip won’t fail because of clowns on social media crying eve day how they want better from management , pathetic attitude IMO. Move on if it’s no good to you

Go Brainchip

Don't get in a flap. I'm not belittling anyone, just looking for things BRN could do to increase in value.

Happy Easter!!

DK6161 · 2025-04-21T11:12:58+1000

Iseki said:
Don't get in a flap. I'm not belittling anyone, just looking for things BRN could do to increase in value.

Happy Easter!!

I am fully behind Sean and the board.
What they have achieved under Sean is truely miracles!

We are just shy of 7 years into Sean's 5 year plan and we are getting closer and closer into breaking out of the 20 cents SP barrier.
The imminent ubiquitous adaptation of our technology is a 100% certainty at this stage. Obviously not everything goes to plan with cutting edge technologies, but I am 90% sure that we will get explosion of revenues within the next stage of this 16 years business plan, with just a slight 80% chance of failure.

As always, not advice!

Guzzi62 · 2025-04-21T12:55:09+1000

This forum has just gone to hell as of lately, it's actually getting worse than HC!

I don't know if it is disgruntled shareholders or downrampers short on the stock?

Likely the first and laymen (like me), not fully understanding the time it takes to shift the industry over to the edge AI.

You are not encouraging new and old investors much by having that attitude but just sowing doubt.

I am looking forward to the AGM and we will get some answers.

When Sean hopefully isn't ousted, I hope all you negative posters sells your shares and moves on, looking forward to it.

I will off course vote yes for Sean and the whole board.

I vope no to an unknown local boy to the board! The company is hopefully moving fully to the US so no need for him! What is he anyway? A specelist in silicon?

Yes to the pay packet off course! You have to pay the talent or get some clown knokleheads, no thanks!

Pom down under · 2025-04-21T13:00:25+1000

Iseki said:
Great. So why isn't Sean talking to all the 6G wireless networking companies? Why is he going to consumer expos instead? Is there a pico-chip we can fab and hand out? Does BRN have a 6G department/person actively reviewing how we can interact with the 6G companies? I don't get it.

Maybe if you attend the agm you can ask them and find out.

Food4 thought · 2025-04-21T14:25:08+1000

As Easter comes to a close for another year thousands of people are gathered near. The sunshine filters done on me with the feeling that winter is not quite here.
What a great afternoon to have a beer and reflect just how close I am to being a millionaire. BRN you’re almost there.
How exciting it’s going to be, to see the share price climb like a bear.
Now that’s no bull, I speak of here , but then again maybe it’s just the beer

Here’s to our future
It’s well worth dreaming about,it’s going to be fun

Drewski · 2025-04-21T14:32:06+1000

Sean Heir-
"I am very bullish & optimistic about it, I am not baking off on my statement 2025 will be a good year for us & I anticipate that in couple months that all things will be positive for Brainchip"

Come on Sean, get TF up!

jrp173 · 2025-04-21T15:10:15+1000

Drewski said:
Sean Heir-
"I am very bullish & optimistic about it, I am not baking off on my statement 2025 will be a good year for us & I anticipate that in couple months that all things will be positive for Brainchip"

Come on Sean, get TF up!

Yes I'd like Sean to be asked at the AGM is he still stands by this statement....I will try and ask while I am watching the AGM online, but I doubt we'd get a straight answer from him.

FJ-215 · 2025-04-21T16:39:08+1000

Happy Easter all.

A couple of thoughts after reading through recent posts. First up, BRN did not cause the ASX crack down on continuous disclosure rules. I believe that "honour" goes to the directors of Getswift

"In November 2021, the Court found that GetSwift made numerous misleading statements in its announcements on ASX and breached its continuous disclosure obligations on 22 occasions between February and December 2017"

Most likely that, as a result in 2018, the ASX made changes to its continuous disclosure rules . So, long before our agreements with LDA, Ford, Valeo or the Mercedes/CES news but yet, we somehow ended up on the naughty list.

Secondly. What's with the news flow around the LDA call? My understanding of this funding mechanism was that it allowed us to raise capital by selling new shares in company, on market and at market prices. Ideally when we had positive news that would support the share price during the call period. What have we had instead?? Go back and have a look at the list of announcments just before the call notice and through to now. It reads like a horror show. A founder ceasing to be a substantial holder (old news), a poor annual report and a threat to quit the ASX????

WTF.....

Then the LDA call, followed by more director selling and of course, applications for more shares. And coming into the final week of the call, just as the share price is starting to show some spark........

We get a podcast from BRN management about why they should get a pay raise!!

Not happy Jan......

FKE · 2025-04-21T18:10:53+1000

Hi everyone,

Recently, I noticed a pattern regarding BrainChip that I’d like to share for discussion — hoping to hear your thoughts and interpretations.

The Context:
Before (major) news, such as the partnerships with RTX (April 1st, 2025) and ISL (March 31st, 2025), there were noticeable increases in BrainChip’s LinkedIn follower count, typically 5–7 days in advance. This observation prompted me to start tracking the data more closely.

Recent Developments:
Over the recent Easter weekend, LinkedIn follower numbers surged well beyond their usual range of +10 to +40 per day:

April 18: +206
April 19: +502
April 20: +701
April 21: +416

That’s more than 1,800 new followers in just four days, without any visible marketing campaigns, major events, or public-facing updates.

What could be driving this? (Theoretical scenarios):

1. Internal announcement at a large company involving BrainChip, sparking employee interest
2. Upcoming collaboration or partnership already circulating in industry circles
3. Investor speculation or increased attention triggered by job postings or behind-the-scenes signals
4. Pure coincidence or statistical anomaly
5. Anticipation of the upcoming quarterly report within the next week

Personal takeaway (still just a theory):
This pattern has repeated itself more than once now, and the sharp spike in followers might signal a significant announcement in the next few days. If it’s price-sensitive, a trading halt at ASX open wouldn’t surprise me, especially if BrainChip wants to manage the news responsibly and avoid a speeding ticket.

Here’s a chart showing the daily LinkedIn follower growth since March:

Screenshot_2025-04-21-10-04-26-158_com.openai.chatgpt.jpg

Curious what you think.

PS: I recorded the LinkedIn followers once a day. I tried to do it at the same time (mostly between 7am and 10am - central Europe time).

DYOR

Rskiff · 2025-04-21T18:18:49+1000

FKE said:
Hi everyone,

Recently, I noticed a pattern regarding BrainChip that I’d like to share for discussion — hoping to hear your thoughts and interpretations.

The Context:
Before (major) news, such as the partnerships with RTX (April 1st, 2025) and ISL (March 31st, 2025), there were noticeable increases in BrainChip’s LinkedIn follower count, typically 5–7 days in advance. This observation prompted me to start tracking the data more closely.

Recent Developments:
Over the recent Easter weekend, LinkedIn follower numbers surged well beyond their usual range of +10 to +40 per day:

April 18: +206
April 19: +502
April 20: +701
April 21: +416

That’s more than 1,800 new followers in just four days, without any visible marketing campaigns, major events, or public-facing updates.

What could be driving this? (Theoretical scenarios):

1. Internal announcement at a large company involving BrainChip, sparking employee interest
2. Upcoming collaboration or partnership already circulating in industry circles
3. Investor speculation or increased attention triggered by job postings or behind-the-scenes signals
4. Pure coincidence or statistical anomaly
5. Anticipation of the upcoming quarterly report within the next week

Personal takeaway (still just a theory):
This pattern has repeated itself more than once now, and the sharp spike in followers might signal a significant announcement in the next few days. If it’s price-sensitive, a trading halt at ASX open wouldn’t surprise me, especially if BrainChip wants to manage the news responsibly and avoid a speeding ticket.

Here’s a chart showing the daily LinkedIn follower growth since March:
View attachment 82867

Curious what you think.

PS: I recorded the LinkedIn followers once a day. I tried to do it at the same time (mostly between 7am and 10am - central Europe time).

DYOR

If this does transpire in a announcement or something positive, then what a great indicator to follow!

Smoothsailing · 2025-04-21T18:27:31+1000

FKE said:
Hi everyone,

Recently, I noticed a pattern regarding BrainChip that I’d like to share for discussion — hoping to hear your thoughts and interpretations.

The Context:
Before (major) news, such as the partnerships with RTX (April 1st, 2025) and ISL (March 31st, 2025), there were noticeable increases in BrainChip’s LinkedIn follower count, typically 5–7 days in advance. This observation prompted me to start tracking the data more closely.

Recent Developments:
Over the recent Easter weekend, LinkedIn follower numbers surged well beyond their usual range of +10 to +40 per day:

April 18: +206
April 19: +502
April 20: +701
April 21: +416

That’s more than 1,800 new followers in just four days, without any visible marketing campaigns, major events, or public-facing updates.

What could be driving this? (Theoretical scenarios):

1. Internal announcement at a large company involving BrainChip, sparking employee interest
2. Upcoming collaboration or partnership already circulating in industry circles
3. Investor speculation or increased attention triggered by job postings or behind-the-scenes signals
4. Pure coincidence or statistical anomaly
5. Anticipation of the upcoming quarterly report within the next week

Personal takeaway (still just a theory):
This pattern has repeated itself more than once now, and the sharp spike in followers might signal a significant announcement in the next few days. If it’s price-sensitive, a trading halt at ASX open wouldn’t surprise me, especially if BrainChip wants to manage the news responsibly and avoid a speeding ticket.

Here’s a chart showing the daily LinkedIn follower growth since March:
View attachment 82867

Curious what you think.

PS: I recorded the LinkedIn followers once a day. I tried to do it at the same time (mostly between 7am and 10am - central Europe time).

DYOR

This is brilliant, thanks for your efforts, something is definitely brewing

manny100 · 2025-04-21T18:37:00+1000

equanimous said:
Ericcson are all over this. good news is that they have been using Akida in their research from at least 2022

https://www.techrxiv.org/users/6922...of-things-standards-trends-and-recent-results

A Communication stack prototype for AI-enabled ZE-IoT devices To demonstrate the feasibility of low-energy AI and low-energy communication in a ZE-IoT device, we have built an example use case, as illustrated in Figure 4. The ZE-IoT device consists of a low-power camera, a neuromorphic AI chip (the Akida neural chip from BrainChip), a low-power radio and a solar panel. The application assumes that the camera takes a picture (e.g., when triggered by a motion sensor), runs a neural network to create the neural embedding of the image (i.e., extracts the neural features from the image), and sends the neural embedding vector via a custom radio stack tailored for AI data that implements approximate and intermittent communication.

ndefries post Jan 7

Huge, thanks, from the download see below.
"low-energy communication in a ZE-IoT device, we have built an example use case, as illustrated in Figure 4. The ZE-IoT device consists of a low-power camera, a neuromorphic AI chip (the Akida neural chip from BrainChip), a low-power radio and a solar panel. The application assumes that the camera takes a picture (e.g., when triggered by a motion sensor), runs a neural network to create the neural embedding of the image (i.e., extracts the neural features from the image), and sends the neural embedding vector via a custom radio stack tailored for AI data that implements approximate and intermittent communication."
My bold above.
A protype has been developed. See below.
" Moreover, we have provided novel research results to address some of the challenges facing ZE-IoT. For instance, to demonstrate the feasibility of AI-enabled ZE-IoT, we have developed a prototype of a solar-powered AI enabled ZE-IoT camera device with neuromorphic computing. In addition, we have also emphasized the need of an OFDM-compatible physical layer design for ZE-IoT. To this end, we have devised techniques for OFDM-compatible backscatter communication for passive ZE-IoT devices and for OFDM-compatible OOK for active ZE-IoT devices."
My bold above.

Humble Genius · 2025-04-21T18:50:21+1000

FKE said:
Hi everyone,

Recently, I noticed a pattern regarding BrainChip that I’d like to share for discussion — hoping to hear your thoughts and interpretations.

The Context:
Before (major) news, such as the partnerships with RTX (April 1st, 2025) and ISL (March 31st, 2025), there were noticeable increases in BrainChip’s LinkedIn follower count, typically 5–7 days in advance. This observation prompted me to start tracking the data more closely.

Recent Developments:
Over the recent Easter weekend, LinkedIn follower numbers surged well beyond their usual range of +10 to +40 per day:

April 18: +206
April 19: +502
April 20: +701
April 21: +416

That’s more than 1,800 new followers in just four days, without any visible marketing campaigns, major events, or public-facing updates.

What could be driving this? (Theoretical scenarios):

1. Internal announcement at a large company involving BrainChip, sparking employee interest
2. Upcoming collaboration or partnership already circulating in industry circles
3. Investor speculation or increased attention triggered by job postings or behind-the-scenes signals
4. Pure coincidence or statistical anomaly
5. Anticipation of the upcoming quarterly report within the next week

Personal takeaway (still just a theory):
This pattern has repeated itself more than once now, and the sharp spike in followers might signal a significant announcement in the next few days. If it’s price-sensitive, a trading halt at ASX open wouldn’t surprise me, especially if BrainChip wants to manage the news responsibly and avoid a speeding ticket.

Here’s a chart showing the daily LinkedIn follower growth since March:
View attachment 82867

Curious what you think.

PS: I recorded the LinkedIn followers once a day. I tried to do it at the same time (mostly between 7am and 10am - central Europe time).

DYOR

I just jumped on the forum now to post exactly this, and you have beat me to it, and it does seam to be a steady strea throughout the day.

Kingkong2015 · 2025-04-21T19:25:28+1000

Humble Genius said:
I just jumped on the forum now to post exactly this, and you have beat me to it, and it does seam to be a steady strea throughout the day.

Cause they are hiring 12 new positions.

It is normal.

When candidates apply for positions using LinkedIn’s “Easy Apply” feature, the platform automatically follows the company on behalf of the applicant by default. While users have the option to disable this feature, many may leave it enabled, resulting in an uptick in follower counts.

FJ-215 · 2025-04-21T19:34:03+1000

FKE said:
Hi everyone,

Recently, I noticed a pattern regarding BrainChip that I’d like to share for discussion — hoping to hear your thoughts and interpretations.

The Context:
Before (major) news, such as the partnerships with RTX (April 1st, 2025) and ISL (March 31st, 2025), there were noticeable increases in BrainChip’s LinkedIn follower count, typically 5–7 days in advance. This observation prompted me to start tracking the data more closely.

Recent Developments:
Over the recent Easter weekend, LinkedIn follower numbers surged well beyond their usual range of +10 to +40 per day:

April 18: +206
April 19: +502
April 20: +701
April 21: +416

That’s more than 1,800 new followers in just four days, without any visible marketing campaigns, major events, or public-facing updates.

What could be driving this? (Theoretical scenarios):

1. Internal announcement at a large company involving BrainChip, sparking employee interest
2. Upcoming collaboration or partnership already circulating in industry circles
3. Investor speculation or increased attention triggered by job postings or behind-the-scenes signals
4. Pure coincidence or statistical anomaly
5. Anticipation of the upcoming quarterly report within the next week

Personal takeaway (still just a theory):
This pattern has repeated itself more than once now, and the sharp spike in followers might signal a significant announcement in the next few days. If it’s price-sensitive, a trading halt at ASX open wouldn’t surprise me, especially if BrainChip wants to manage the news responsibly and avoid a speeding ticket.

Here’s a chart showing the daily LinkedIn follower growth since March:
View attachment 82867

Curious what you think.

PS: I recorded the LinkedIn followers once a day. I tried to do it at the same time (mostly between 7am and 10am - central Europe time).

DYOR

Hmmm....

Can you show where this translates in to revenue???

Please, please, please...... make a graph like the one above that shows linkedin likes to revenue.
Duck me......that would be impressive.

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