AXE Discussion

[GazDix]

Hi all, just starting a new thread for any discussion AXE related. To kick things off, here is a comparison between AXE and BRN:

I hold both.

I see different time horizons for both technologies and there is no need to see them in competition in any way. The quantum revolution is still a few years away, but neuromorphic AI on the edge is now or will start to grow in big way very soon. AXE are still getting their patents across the line, when BRN has a commercial chip ready to go. AXE are still exploring its use cases.

Both companies have:
1. Product USP. BRN has Edge on learning on chip. The most efficient. AXE has the first small chip (see details in previous announcements) that can process qubits at room temperature.
2. Very talented managers and leadership team. I am very impressed by PVDM and Rob Telson at BRN and of course MC at Archer. Remarkable men who are also business savvy as well as tech savvy.
3. Both growing and go-getters. I find many companies are reliant on macro-factors going their way. I think of mining companies and waiting for institutional investors and mining licenses to be granted. AXE and BRN deal with ground breaking technologies so are not reliant.
4. Have very strong partnerships. AXE has IBM and BRN has Socionext (and therefore TSMC) as just one example.

As an investment, they both still stand as great investments IMO, but the wait just has to be longer for AXE for potential returns. That being said, AXE's SOI is much smaller than BRN's so the SP can move faster and be more volatile as we have seen here in the last few years,

 

[Equitable]

Hi all, just starting a new thread for any discussion AXE related. To kick things off, here is a comparison between AXE and BRN:

I hold both.

I see different time horizons for both technologies and there is no need to see them in competition in any way. The quantum revolution is still a few years away, but neuromorphic AI on the edge is now or will start to grow in big way very soon. AXE are still getting their patents across the line, when BRN has a commercial chip ready to go. AXE are still exploring its use cases.

Both companies have:
1. Product USP. BRN has Edge on learning on chip. The most efficient. AXE has the first small chip (see details in previous announcements) that can process qubits at room temperature.
2. Very talented managers and leadership team. I am very impressed by PVDM and Rob Telson at BRN and of course MC at Archer. Remarkable men who are also business savvy as well as tech savvy.
3. Both growing and go-getters. I find many companies are reliant on macro-factors going their way. I think of mining companies and waiting for institutional investors and mining licenses to be granted. AXE and BRN deal with ground breaking technologies so are not reliant.
4. Have very strong partnerships. AXE has IBM and BRN has Socionext (and therefore TSMC) as just one example.

As an investment, they both still stand as great investments IMO, but the wait just has to be longer for AXE for potential returns. That being said, AXE's SOI is much smaller than BRN's so the SP can move faster and be more volatile as we have seen here in the last few years,

Thanks for that introduction. I put Archer on my watchlist a few weeks ago. Haven't looked into it deeply yet but will start doing so.

 

[AARONASX]

Sweet, nice intro @GazDix I will take a look at these guys later on

 

[Slymeat]

Quantum Computing got me interested in Archer, especially their room temperature 12CQ chip. A world first!!

I agree that Quantum Computing may take a little while to get adopted. I suspect many struggle with dealing with multiple “correct” answers to the same problem. But when the use cases come in, so will AXE’s ship.

Quantum Computing is well suited to finding information in noise, so may find uses in things such as space exploration and industrial monitoring. And on the monitoring front, it could overlap, or possibly work with, Akida.

What AXE have that may find uses in the not so far future is its A1 biochip - also known as a lab on a chip. Move over Theranos!

The A1 biochip is a marriage of a few things I love investing in - quantum processing, Graphene, and things that can improve quality of life.

 

[Boab]

Quantum Computing got me interested in Archer, especially their room temperature 12CQ chip. A world first!!

I agree that Quantum Computing may take a little while to get adopted. I suspect many struggle with dealing with multiple “correct” answers to the same problem. But when the use cases come in, so will AXE’s ship.

Quantum Computing is well suited to finding information in noise, so may find uses in things such as space exploration and industrial monitoring. And on the monitoring front, it could overlap, or possibly work with, Akida.

What AXE have that may find uses in the not so far future is its A1 biochip - also known as a lab on a chip. Move over Theranos!

The A1 biochip is a marriage of a few things I love investing in - quantum processing, Graphene, and things that can improve quality of life.

Just wondering how many BRN'ers are also AXE'ers? I have to admit I am slightly more excited about BRN atm but AXE will shine in the coming years.

 

[Boab]

Just wondering how many BRN'ers are also AXE'ers? I have to admit I am slightly more excited about BRN atm but AXE will shine in the coming years.

Apologies as I should have said AXE'ers are BRN'ers on this thread.

 

[Slymeat]

Presuming AXE

Just wondering how many BRN'ers are also AXE'ers? I have to admit I am slightly more excited about BRN atm but AXE will shine in the coming years.

I’d assume there would be many.

Both BRN and AXE are bleeding edge companies with potentially huge payoffs in the years to come. They’d attract the same sort of investor—High risk, technology aware and future looking.

 

[jeff2151]

I agree with your assessment, Sly. I am very interested in AXE and the progress they are making. I sold the last of my holdings about a year ago and put the money into BRN where I hope for an earlier return.
Jeff

 

[SiDEvans]

Just wondering how many BRN'ers are also AXE'ers? I have to admit I am slightly more excited about BRN atm but AXE will shine in the coming years.

I am holding both BRN & now AXE.
The whole quantum computing thing is fascinating. I am still getting my head around exactly what they are doing here but I have read enough to know there are some good prospects.
As noted I am a quantum newbie but my early reading is that what AXE and BRN are doing are more likely to be complimentary technologies rather than being competitors. I imagine there is some overlap in potential use cases but I don’t see them trying to both achieve the same goals.
Anyway, I love being involved with these companies and look forward to seeing their futures and learning more on the journey.

 

[Boab]

I am holding both BRN & now AXE.
The whole quantum computing thing is fascinating. I am still getting my head around exactly what they are doing here but I have read enough to know there are some good prospects.
As noted I am a quantum newbie but my early reading is that what AXE and BRN are doing are more likely to be complimentary technologies rather than being competitors. I imagine there is some overlap in potential use cases but I don’t see them trying to both achieve the same goals.
Anyway, I love being involved with these companies and look forward to seeing their futures and learning more on the journey.

I have to come clean. I have sold out all my AXE to purchase more BRN.
I feel that AXE is a wonderful thing to be involved in long term and I may go back in at a later date but for now BRN has the goods in the market place whilst AXE is very much in the development stage. For me, it's just a timing thing.
I've never been more excited about a stock. I am all in BRN.
Good luck to you @SiDEvans

Regards

 

[SiDEvans]

I have to come clean. I have sold out all my AXE to purchase more BRN.
I feel that AXE is a wonderful thing to be involved in long term and I may go back in at a later date but for now BRN has the goods in the market place whilst AXE is very much in the development stage. For me, it's just a timing thing.
I've never been more excited about a stock. I am all in BRN.
Good luck to you @SiDEvans

Regards

I totally agree. My BRN holding is substantially (and I mean by about 700 - 800 times) my AXE holding. BRN is to me the golden ticket. There is just something I find interesting in AXE. Good luck on their BRN bus.

 

[GazDix]

Massive news today for those still invested in AXE.

 

[Boab]

Massive news today for those still invested in AXE.

Would be interesting if anyone on the Twittersphere has seen any likes from BRN staff to AXE staff??
I don't use any forms of social media.

 

[Wags]

Hi all, full disclosure here, Im being lazy. Can anyone tell me if WBT, SLX or AXE are likely to enter the asx300 this rebalance?
cheers in advance

 

[GrandRhino]

Hi all,

I don't hold AXE at the moment but have been keeping an eye on it. Some new videos just popped up.

 

[Wags]

Hi all,

I don't hold AXE at the moment but have been keeping an eye on it. Some new videos just popped up.

Awesome, Thanks GR