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[Fact Finder]

Nanalyze.

A bunch of losers who are trying to create some waves.

Never heard of even one of them. I know what I will avoid.

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So either you can listen to these ''nobody''s OR you can listen to guys like Rob Telson, Sean Hehir, Stephen Foskett, Philipe Cases, Micael Azoff, Katina Michaels, Zach Shelby etc.

You decide.

I prefer to listen to Mercedes and Rob Lincourt from DELL but what would I know.
FF

 

[BaconLover]

I prefer to listen to Mercedes and Rob Lincourt from DELL but what would I know.
FF

My portfolio has 38 stocks if you want to know what the rest of 37 stocks are, pay me and be a subscriber.

 

[thelittleshort]

https://www.eetimes.com/ambient-sensing-the-next-step-for-the-smart-home/

On the edge

The key to resolving these issues is embedding artificial intelligence (AI) into the devices themselves; this means imbuing the edge of networks with the intelligence needed to eliminate reliance solely on cloud networks or corporations to capture and interpret data. I’ve previously written about the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) and the potential impact that edge technology could have, especially on the smart home.

In one fell swoop, AIoT can address privacy issues and energy consumption. Allowing devices to process commands without the need for external communication, or a necessity of cloud connectivity, keeps consumers’ personal information local and secure. It also releases the handbrake in performance terms, thereby encouraging consumers to transition from established brand favorites to new high–performance devices. Where energy consumption is concerned, AIoT’s local processing means that devices can transition from ‘always listening’ to ‘always ready’. Sensors will only be in use when needed, ensuring that demand for electricity isn’t continually high.

But electronics engineers will be aware of the challenges involved embedding AI within electronics. Doing so has traditionally been expensive because AI chips tend to only address high–end AI demands. Embedding AI within electronics is also complex because it often require a significant redesign of electronics.

The good news is that a new breed of chipset technology has finally hit the market designed specifically with the smart home in mind. These chips provide simple AI capabilities at a fraction of the cost of traditional AI chips, are flexible enough to embed within any smart home device and program to almost any smart home AI use case easily.

In this way, ambient sensing technology at the edge is finally becoming the future of the smart devices industry.

 

[Bravo]

President Biden appeals for big cash infusion to US semiconductor industry

President Joe Biden has appealed for a big cash infusion to America's semiconductor industry amid an acute chip shortage, including in India

www.business-standard.com

 

[Chipster]

Came over from HC , new to all this but have been holding BRN for a while and appreciate all the info the regulars post ,
Thankyou

 

[Bravo]

https://www.eetimes.com/ambient-sensing-the-next-step-for-the-smart-home/

On the edge

The key to resolving these issues is embedding artificial intelligence (AI) into the devices themselves; this means imbuing the edge of networks with the intelligence needed to eliminate reliance solely on cloud networks or corporations to capture and interpret data. I’ve previously written about the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) and the potential impact that edge technology could have, especially on the smart home.

In one fell swoop, AIoT can address privacy issues and energy consumption. Allowing devices to process commands without the need for external communication, or a necessity of cloud connectivity, keeps consumers’ personal information local and secure. It also releases the handbrake in performance terms, thereby encouraging consumers to transition from established brand favorites to new high–performance devices. Where energy consumption is concerned, AIoT’s local processing means that devices can transition from ‘always listening’ to ‘always ready’. Sensors will only be in use when needed, ensuring that demand for electricity isn’t continually high.

But electronics engineers will be aware of the challenges involved embedding AI within electronics. Doing so has traditionally been expensive because AI chips tend to only address high–end AI demands. Embedding AI within electronics is also complex because it often require a significant redesign of electronics.

The good news is that a new breed of chipset technology has finally hit the market designed specifically with the smart home in mind. These chips provide simple AI capabilities at a fraction of the cost of traditional AI chips, are flexible enough to embed within any smart home device and program to almost any smart home AI use case easily.

In this way, ambient sensing technology at the edge is finally becoming the future of the smart devices industry.

I thought XMOS was a competitor? This article from 2020 says that some of its strategic partners were Robert Bosch Venture Capital, Huawei, and Xilinx.

XMOS unveils Xcore.ai, a powerful chip designed for AI processing at the edge

Bristol-based XMOS' new AI chip is designed for high-performance, low-cost AI and machine learning workloads at the edge.

venturebeat.com

 

[Ilovepie]

Shorters at the moment:

 

[Townyj]

Nanalyze.

A bunch of losers who are trying to create some waves.

Never heard of even one of them. I know what I will avoid.

View attachment 2131

So either you can listen to these ''nobody''s OR you can listen to guys like Rob Telson, Sean Hehir, Stephen Foskett, Philipe Cases, Micael Azoff, Katina Michaels, Zach Shelby etc.

You decide.

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Here's some info on these clowns.

 

[BaconLover]

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Here's some info on these clowns.

Once we start to get dividends, they will eventually jump in. Because that's their strategy.

All these attacks from all these ''capitals'' tell me something.

There are more than 2000 stocks on ASX, but BRN continuously get ridiculed by these capital and journo muppets.

But gets praised by the likes of Mercedes, Renesas etc.

Literally HODLing this one.

 

[Fact Finder]

Thanks to @Dallas on Twitter for the find (didn't realise he's here too lol cheers mate)

THIS is the MUST listen too podcast for today.

I am continually impressed with the quality of the human who uses the name Rob Telson.

As Brainchip’s VP of World Wide Sales it is clear that when you have a lengthy sales cycle you need a person like Rob Telson who has the capacity, the charisma if you like, to become over that sales cycle a trusted adviser/friend, someone you feel you can rely on to have your interests front and centre and not disappear the minute you put ink to paper.

I personally will be continuously grateful to Anil Mankar for convincing Rob Telson to board the Brainchip boat/bus.

Listen to the podcast and feel the excitement he has for where Brainchip is going and how the second wave is happening. (Given all the podcasts Rob Telson has given now it would be impossible to fake this excitement if it was not genuine.)

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Fact Finder]

My portfolio has 38 stocks if you want to know what the rest of 37 stocks are, pay me and be a subscriber.

Thanks that is very generous but by holding Brainchip I already have exposure to every industry current and future so I would not want to go over weight in any particular one.

Must keep a diversified portfolio. LOL
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[zeeb0t]

Thanks that is very generous but by holding Brainchip I already have exposure to every industry current and future so I would not want to go over weight in any particular one.

Must keep a diversified portfolio. LOL
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Haha... what a great reply.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Once we start to get dividends, they will eventually jump in. Because that's their strategy.

All these attacks from all these ''capitals'' tell me something.

There are more than 2000 stocks on ASX, but BRN continuously get ridiculed by these capital and journo muppets.

But gets praised by the likes of Mercedes, Renesas etc.

Literally HODLing this one.

Exactly!! if we were going to be a nothing company then they would just let us go on our merry way and be a nothing company ....... they KNOW BRN are going to be HUGE that's why the big interest in keeping down our SP so when the next 'BIG' announcement comes through they will be buying in at there manipulated prices!..... My small take on it anyway

 

[Fact Finder]

Exactly!! if we were going to be a nothing company then they would just let us go on our merry way and be a nothing company ....... they KNOW BRN are going to be HUGE that's why the big interest in keeping down our SP so when the next 'BIG' announcement comes through they will be buying in at there manipulated prices!..... My small take on it anyway

That accords too much credit to their actions.

I think it is as simple as this. Brainchip now has over 40,000 shareholders based on the latest Annual Report. Somewhere between 30 to 40 thousand are retail investors. Just like you and me.

If they put up an add saying come and pay us money for our recommendations and you and I went and joined we would not be very happy if what they then told us was buy Brainchip.

So what they are doing is using fear the most powerful human emotion to try and get some of the 30 to 40 thousand known technology investors to respond and pay them money and give them a nice warm fussy feeling that they have been clever by signing up and no longer being conned by Brainchip and the 1,000 Eyes.

As marketing campaigns go in this space, it is a time honoured classic technique. MF have stuck to it for years.

Pick a popular retail investor early stage company, the industry is not important, although Brainchip ticks all the boxes because as one poster said on another thread this morning "I am an accountant not a techie" just like myself being a "lawyer not a techie" which means you can play on the natural fear that a lack of a full understanding of revolutionary technology creates.

We all know about the people who were taken in by Peter Brock's technology that was a complete scam and many, more including the young Silicon Valley high flying female just sent to prison.

You can then also go to the traditional metrics of lack of PE's, sales pipelines, NDA's and throw up other scam companies that have burnt retail in the past and then bring these poor souls under your wing, for a fee of course, and feed them a list of conservative unexciting companies with lots of well drafted no liability disclosures as the best thing for them to invest in while paying an annual subscription.

While all the time offering once in a lifetime opportunities to upgrade to the secret portfolio that only the high rollers know about and then when you sign up for this and pay an even bigger annual fee you will discover as you always thought there was another group above this yet again called the 'ultra high net worth" individuals who sail above everyone else being given access to opportunities that you could have only ever dreamed about.

To join this group however you have to have over half a million dollars to invest except occasionally they will have a twenty four hour special. A one off offer to only the first 50 or 100 who sign up and pay an even bigger fee where you only need $250,000 to join but sometimes they will extend this once in a lifetime offer for another 24 hours because demand was so overwhelming. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat.

The only spam involved where Brainchip is concerned is to be found in the companies that are attracted to the marketing opportunity it presents.

Over on that other place why do you think some of the trolls claimed to be there simply to rescue poor retail investors. These trolls were the ones most likely in my opinion to be part of this network of spam investment services.

Build up the psychology of being misled and needing to be rescued. Confirm in the mind of the retail investor that they do not really understand the technology as they need to rely on other investors to dissect the spam competitors technology to show it does not work the same way and is not as good or in fact does not even compete in the same market space as Brainchip.

Having raised this doubt these retail investors become vulnerable to the idea that perhaps I should be more careful. Perhaps I should take advice from professionals??? Perhaps I have made a mistake. What will my family think if I lost all my money. I have never been right about anything else in my life. I never manage to buy a winning scratchie or lotto ticket. The car I bought last year was a lemon. The plumber ripped me off. I am a failure so how can I have got this right.

It is one horrible big game being played all the time against retail investors. It is just that simple.

The truth is nothing comes easy in life it takes hard word and discipline. Why would Warren Buffett and many others not just join one of these services and follow their recommendations if it was as simple as they are making out.

Some here say I never sleep. Of course I sleep but I learnt in my 20's that investing in the stock market was not something to do part time it needed to be your job. So I waited until I retired from my job as a solicitor to take on the stock market. The de-risking of my investment comes from keeping constant tabs on what is taking place in this space assisted by the incredible resource known to us as the 1,000 Eyes.

If I could just let one of these groups do it all for me in the way they claim I could do other things that I also enjoy but life is not like that if you want to succeed you have to work at it.

On that note the following link is interesting in the context of the second wave that Rob Telson mentioned:

MSN

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[butcherano]

THIS is the MUST listen too podcast for today.

I am continually impressed with the quality of the human who uses the name Rob Telson.

As Brainchip’s VP of World Wide Sales it is clear that when you have a lengthy sales cycle you need a person like Rob Telson who has the capacity, the charisma if you like, to become over that sales cycle a trusted adviser/friend, someone you feel you can rely on to have your interests front and centre and not disappear the minute you put ink to paper.

I personally will be continuously grateful to Anil Mankar for convincing Rob Telson to board the Brainchip boat/bus.

Listen to the podcast and feel the excitement he has for where Brainchip is going and how the second wave is happening. (Given all the podcasts Rob Telson has given now it would be impossible to fake this excitement if it was not genuine.)

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Agree... and this is the first time that I've heard reference from Brainchip that they regard companies like the 'big dog' Nvidia being seen as a potential partner and not a competitor. That was great to hear (from the 28m 35s mark)....

 

[Diogenese]

If you ask a question and get the answer 1,000 times faster than natural real time does that mean you will get the answer before you ask the question and therefore have no need to ask the question???
FF

You could put that to Hercules or the tortoise.

 

[Fact Finder]

Agree... and this is the first time that I've heard reference from Brainchip that they regard companies like the 'big dog' Nvidia being seen as a potential partner and not a competitor. That was great to hear (from the 28m 35s mark)....

And this is where chiplets could come in with Peter van der Made's 4nm or 22nm AKIDA chip on board perhaps???

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Dhm]

https://www.eetimes.com/ambient-sensing-the-next-step-for-the-smart-home/

On the edge

The key to resolving these issues is embedding artificial intelligence (AI) into the devices themselves; this means imbuing the edge of networks with the intelligence needed to eliminate reliance solely on cloud networks or corporations to capture and interpret data. I’ve previously written about the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) and the potential impact that edge technology could have, especially on the smart home.

In one fell swoop, AIoT can address privacy issues and energy consumption. Allowing devices to process commands without the need for external communication, or a necessity of cloud connectivity, keeps consumers’ personal information local and secure. It also releases the handbrake in performance terms, thereby encouraging consumers to transition from established brand favorites to new high–performance devices. Where energy consumption is concerned, AIoT’s local processing means that devices can transition from ‘always listening’ to ‘always ready’. Sensors will only be in use when needed, ensuring that demand for electricity isn’t continually high.

But electronics engineers will be aware of the challenges involved embedding AI within electronics. Doing so has traditionally been expensive because AI chips tend to only address high–end AI demands. Embedding AI within electronics is also complex because it often require a significant redesign of electronics.

The good news is that a new breed of chipset technology has finally hit the market designed specifically with the smart home in mind. These chips provide simple AI capabilities at a fraction of the cost of traditional AI chips, are flexible enough to embed within any smart home device and program to almost any smart home AI use case easily.

In this way, ambient sensing technology at the edge is finally becoming the future of the smart devices industry.

Interesting that Lippett spells out Akida without actually saying it's name. I have emailed XMOS (where Lippett is CEO) and asked them if he is referring to Akida. Will report back if I get an answer.

 

[hotty4040]

That accords too much credit to their actions.

I think it is as simple as this. Brainchip now has over 40,000 shareholders based on the latest Annual Report. Somewhere between 30 to 40 thousand are retail investors. Just like you and me.

If they put up an add saying come and pay us money for our recommendations and you and I went and joined we would not be very happy if what they then told us was buy Brainchip.

So what they are doing is using fear the most powerful human emotion to try and get some of the 30 to 40 thousand known technology investors to respond and pay them money and give them a nice warm fussy feeling that they have been clever by signing up and no longer being conned by Brainchip and the 1,000 Eyes.

As marketing campaigns go in this space, it is a time honoured classic technique. MF have stuck to it for years.

Pick a popular retail investor early stage company, the industry is not important, although Brainchip ticks all the boxes because as one poster said on another thread this morning "I am an accountant not a techie" just like myself being a "lawyer not a techie" which means you can play on the natural fear that a lack of a full understanding of revolutionary technology creates.

We all know about the people who were taken in by Peter Brock's technology that was a complete scam and many, more including the young Silicon Valley high flying female just sent to prison.

You can then also go to the traditional metrics of lack of PE's, sales pipelines, NDA's and throw up other scam companies that have burnt retail in the past and then bring these poor souls under your wing, for a fee of course, and feed them a list of conservative unexciting companies with lots of well drafted no liability disclosures as the best thing for them to invest in while paying an annual subscription.

While all the time offering once in a lifetime opportunities to upgrade to the secret portfolio that only the high rollers know about and then when you sign up for this and pay an even bigger annual fee you will discover as you always thought there was another group above this yet again called the 'ultra high net worth" individuals who sail above everyone else being given access to opportunities that you could have only ever dreamed about.

To join this group however you have to have over half a million dollars to invest except occasionally they will have a twenty four hour special. A one off offer to only the first 50 or 100 who sign up and pay an even bigger fee where you only need $250,000 to join but sometimes they will extend this once in a lifetime offer for another 24 hours because demand was so overwhelming. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat. Rinse and repeat.

The only spam involved where Brainchip is concerned is to be found in the companies that are attracted to the marketing opportunity it presents.

Over on that other place why do you think some of the trolls claimed to be there simply to rescue poor retail investors. These trolls were the ones most likely in my opinion to be part of this network of spam investment services.

Build up the psychology of being mislead and needing to be rescued. Confirm in the mind of the retail investor that they do not really understand the technology as they need to rely on other investors to dissect the spam competitors technology to show it does not work the same way and is not as good or in fact does not even compete in the same market space as Brainchip.

Having raised this doubt these retail investors become vulnerable to the idea that perhaps I should be more careful. Perhaps I should take advice from professionals??? Perhaps I have made a mistake. What will my family think if I lost all my money. I have never been right about anything else in my life. I never manage to buy a winning scratchie or lotto ticket. The car I bought last year was a lemon. The plumber ripped me off. I am a failure so how can I have got this right.

It is one horrible big game being played all the time against retail investors. It is just that simple.

The truth is nothing comes easy in life it takes hard word and discipline. Why would Warren Buffett and many others not just join one of these services and follow their recommendations if it was as simple as they are making out.

Some here say I never sleep. Of course I sleep but I learnt in my 20's that investing in the stock market was not something to do part time it needed to be your job. So I waited until I retired from my job as a solicitor to take on the stock market. The de-risking of my investment comes from keeping constant tabs on what is taking place in this space assisted by the incredible resource known to us as the 1,000 Eyes.

If I could just let one of these groups do it all for me in the way they claim I could do other things that I also enjoy but life is not like that if you want to succeed you have to work at it.

On that note the following link is interesting in the context of the second wave that Rob Telson mentioned:

MSN

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I do like your material FF, and this is oh so true, you've condensed my thoughts instantly.

Akida Ballista >>>>>> Chiplets !! Fission and chiplets LOL comes to mind !! <<<<<

hotty...

 

[supersonic001]

Just wanted to say first off, the amount of quality posts based off research is excellent, whether you be a long term holder or relatively new in discovering our great developing company, there's certainly a treasure trove of good. solid, positive information, but as FF and others have mentioned, if you disagree with something, it's equally important to state why, and back it up with fact, rather than being just emotional, healthy debate is just that, healthy.

As Peter has mentioned, he expects "explosive sales"...he obviously is privy to certain information, I believe that he also mentioned that revenue was expected to ramp up in the second-half of 2022...so why am I mentioning this, well, were we ever worth 3.9 Billion AUD...the clear answer in my opinion was absolutely NOT, YET.

On viewing our recent revenue of 1.1 Million USD (approx) you can clearly see why dozens of Institutions who are dealing with the company just can't get their heads around how the stock price could be so high..i.e. $2.00 plus.

Now we all know that many companies listed on the Nasdaq have, shall we say, over inflated stock prices, with many showing Zero revenue, so the argument if you like is the forward revenue predictions, meaning if we are to believe the founder with regards "explosive sales", I'd suggest that the longer the Institutions keep throwing up negatives about our stock price, well, they may well find themselves regretting stalling in trying to get in at a cheaper entry point.

If the analysts can't understand the technology, which I believe is the common problem, as with many engineers, who are hell bent on going down the deep learning path, trying everything possible to process data faster, the writing is on the wall, and has been for a number of years.

Von Neuman architecture is dying of a slow, but sure death, visionaries like Peter and a few other Neuroscientists are clearly heading in the right direction, will Brainchip's technology be leap frogged by a new futuristic technology in a few years, a black project maybe, who knows, I sure don't...never say never in the technology space, but for now, we, Brainchip are clear leaders, are working extremely hard to extend our lead over current and future rivals, that's all that can be controlled.

I have decided to share this photo, it was taken when I visited the Brainchip Headquarters in Perth, the board I am holding had the AKD 1000 engineering sample, the chap on the left, is not only brilliant, he's a great bloke, someone I consider a friend.

Every time you moan to yourself about how our share price has fallen a bit, just remember how hard Peter, Adam, Anup & Tony here in Perth are working in conjunction with Anil, Kris, Sean, Rob & Ken, just to mention a few, who's goal it is to make sure Brainchip succeeds....always be respectful, because as I say, without Peter Van publicly listing Brainchip in the first place, we would never have been given this amazing ticket to ride the Brainchip express to the heavens and beyond.

God Bless the Founder.....Tech x

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Two humble decent looking fellas right there, thanks for the great shot of the co-founder and one of the many considered interpreters (Tech) here on TSE forum, thanks Tech and like others, I always enjoy the thoughtful summary of events as a moment in time that you make us pause and think about along the journey that is Brainchip - how lucky we are, damn right there, thankyou