DingoBorat
Slim
A company with barely enough cash, to run a program, wouldn't be one of our EAPs..
You wouldn't think?
Sorry, they did/were..
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You wouldn't think?
Sorry, they did/were..
Pappagallo
Regular
Yeah they are/were.
The September 2020 announcement was “BrainChip And VORAGO Technologies Agree To Collaborate Through The Akida™ Early Access Program.”
Violin1
Regular
Normally we now get into reminders that we should focus on Market Cap not SP but in this case they are a roughly equivalent result so I'll just shut up and get quietly excited.....And he says "its going to be bigger"!! WOW WOW
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DingoBorat
Slim
I wouldn't be surprised, if Vorago was now working with Intel instead.
Definitely not because Loihi is better, because it's not, but because Intel would have provided financial incentives.
They have a long history of dodgy business practices, including subsidising laptop manufacturers, to use their chips.
I know we have the only commercial neuromorphic chip, but we need to realise, that some of the fight for market share, with any competing technologies, won't be fought for fairly.
Let them bring their dirty tactics, we have the strength in people and technology, to destroy them.
Definitely not because Loihi is better, because it's not, but because Intel would have provided financial incentives.
They have a long history of dodgy business practices, including subsidising laptop manufacturers, to use their chips.
I know we have the only commercial neuromorphic chip, but we need to realise, that some of the fight for market share, with any competing technologies, won't be fought for fairly.
Let them bring their dirty tactics, we have the strength in people and technology, to destroy them.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Didn't Sean mentioned negotiations that were taking place with a major telecommunications company in a surprising use case???
Either way, I think it's very interesting that Ericsson are looking at ways to advance neuromorphic computing using lithionic memristors.
10 June 2022
www.ericsson.com
Either way, I think it's very interesting that Ericsson are looking at ways to advance neuromorphic computing using lithionic memristors.
10 June 2022
Lithionic memristors & future neuromorphic
What role could lithionic memristive technology play in unlocking the full potential of neuromorphic computing.
Tony Coles
Regular
Rise from the ashes
Regular
hey!! nothing dodge about voragoI'm not doubting Jannemann nor the messengers. I have questions however regarding the response from Vorago. In his response, Jim said he cannot share his company information then he shares his company information.
The most problematic issue I have is his closing sentence, and I paraphrase - he said Brainchip was a good fit but it went nowhere due to no funds. So effectively he is saying Vorago has settled for second best after having entered into an early access agreement with BRN knowing full well the costs involved.
Am I the only one suspecting some Vorago deliberate misdirection going on.
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The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has administered a fine of $497,000 to Vorago Technologies Inc., in regard to apparent violations of the U.S. export control regulation: U.S. Commerce Control List (USCCL) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): 764.2 (d) – engaging in prohibited...
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
This could be a pretty RAD idea!
What about we just send a spare AKIDA chip to ANSTO (Australia's flagship research facilities for applied science in Melbourne)? They have the Sirius accelerator system coupled to multiple instrument beamlines which is apparently "well-suited for the characterisation and testing of materials in radiation hard environments."
ANSTO recently tested a prototype SRAM memory chip to check whether it would be adversely affected by radiation.
www.ansto.gov.au
What about we just send a spare AKIDA chip to ANSTO (Australia's flagship research facilities for applied science in Melbourne)? They have the Sirius accelerator system coupled to multiple instrument beamlines which is apparently "well-suited for the characterisation and testing of materials in radiation hard environments."
ANSTO recently tested a prototype SRAM memory chip to check whether it would be adversely affected by radiation.
Improving the radiation tolerance of microelectronics for space | ANSTO
A team of Melbourne researchers and international partners from the Italian Instituto Nazionale de Fisica Nucleare (INFN) and CERN, who are developing radiation-hardened semiconductor chips, used the unique state-of-art high energy ion microprobe on the SIRIUS ion accelerator at ANSTO’s
M_C
Founding Member
Apologies if already posted.......but but....
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Dolci
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Hi-Rise I am surprised that this is in a public forum being disclosed, the way it has, if there is any truth to this?, someone might not have a job come Monday if this gets back to the Co...hey!! nothing dodge about vorago
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The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has administered a fine of $497,000 to Vorago Technologies Inc., in regard to apparent violations of the U.S. export control regulation: U.S. Commerce Control List (USCCL) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): 764.2 (d) – engaging in prohibited...ihsmarkit.com
Well it could explain the lack of funding.
Rise from the ashes
Regular
I've known about this for some time I like to keep close tabs on all companies we are associated with. Honestly it does not surprise me.
Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
I wouldn't be surprised, if Vorago was now working with Intel instead.
Definitely not because Loihi is better, because it's not, but because Intel would have provided financial incentives.
They have a long history of dodgy business practices, including subsidising laptop manufacturers, to use their chips.
I know we have the only commercial neuromorphic chip, but we need to realise, that some of the fight for market share, with any competing technologies, won't be fought for fairly.
Let them bring their dirty tactics, we have the strength in people and technology, to destroy them.
Part of me thinks—I hope they are. They’ll come running back with their tail between their legs.
M_C
Founding Member
Keith Witek on LinkedIn: In 2016, I stuck my neck out to predict the future in tech (not always a…
In 2016, I stuck my neck out to predict the future in tech (not always a smart thing to do). See: https://lnkd.in/gXcGWgq4 where I discussed the following:…
Rise from the ashes
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lets not forget the fbi raid from a few years back also.
equanimous
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equanimous
Norse clairvoyant shapeshifter goddess
This article about Vorago being fined in 2021 is old news and they sacked the person who was responsible. This was all discovered and discussed over at the Hotcrapper...hey!! nothing dodge about vorago
Sharing insights elevates their impact
The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has administered a fine of $497,000 to Vorago Technologies Inc., in regard to apparent violations of the U.S. export control regulation: U.S. Commerce Control List (USCCL) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): 764.2 (d) – engaging in prohibited...
Build-it
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Apologies if already posted.......but but....
Hyundai Mobis develops comprehensive system to monitor drivers’ vital signs
Hyundai Mobis has developed a controller that analyzes a driver’s vital signs, such as posture, heart rate and brainwaves. Dubbed the Smart Cabin Controller, the technology consists of four s…
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"Ubiquitous" yes very exciting.
Hyundai on the right track!
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Is it time for the "1000 eyes" to shine?
Like a few here, I am an inaugural BRN shareholder having been lucky enough to have been involved in the original float from AZK back in September 2015. Back then PVDM spoke to us at a meeting in Perth and outlined a dream evolved from personal brilliance and an amazing journey began. It hasn't been easy as any new business can attest to, let alone one that is attempting to "change the world". I have experienced all the emotions, exasperation's, highs, lows, sleepless nights, joys many times more than most people here on TSE. Looking back now I can see there was never any change for Peter and his team. They stuck vehemently to their mission while the market and financial world hammered at the BRN exterior causing the mayhem that we now and will continue to see in our chart. For sure there was some change of direction along the way through experience and necessity and it has led us to the business model and extremely competent leadership group we have today, but the outcome was always inevitable.
This is my first significant post as I believe it is everyone's right to be involved as little or as much on a forum as they see fit. They can use it for honorable or dishonorable means, for research, for sympathy or support, for bragging, for anything that floats their boat and shouldn't be admonished for doing so. It is our own responsibility to choose to take or not whatever happens here and make our own decisions accordingly. If you buy, sell or hold its on you and you alone. I believe FF has chosen to stand back because the pressure that has been brought on him by some members of this forum has become too much. He is not god; but he, along with a few important others that I wont name although we all know who they are, have been very valuable members here for all our benefit to which I for one am also eternally grateful. These generous people have helped me keep the faith over the last few years and I wholeheartedly thank them for that.
I believe now that our journey to success is upon us and that it is time for us to change direction accordingly. The many that have their eyes open know that Akida is here, is about to become ubiquitous and as the lucky shareholders that have fallen upon this unicorn, we will benefit greatly in the months/years ahead. My one and only fear is that we will give up ownership to those that have the means to take it from us. It would no doubt still be a profitable exercise for all but I believe it is not fitting for Peter, Anil and this great company. They brought this idea to life in Perth away from the Venture Capitalist sharks and handed it to the many small retail shareholders that own it to this point and that is the most amazing part of this remarkable story. So now do we sit, speculate and wait for the inevitable takeover or, as a group, do what we can to ensure that as owners we are ready for the fight?
After the Citicorp banter I had an idea that is probably not new. What would happen if we organised ourselves, created our own "1000 Open Eyes" entity and applied for Substantial Shareholder status? I for one could possibly muster close to 10 million shares from our own holdings and those of our family and friends that have joined over the years, and would hazard a guess that together we could easily surpass Citicorp and maybe even become the largest shareholder. And then the pipe dreams began. What if we had our own Off Market Transfer system where members bought shares from those wishing to sell and hence were able to maintain and even grow our status while keeping them away from the shorting infidel? What if we were substantial enough to command a seat on the BOD (I know who I'd vote for)? What if we became so significant that we were able to have a say in the terms of a potential T/O? What if the the value of our holdings became several times more than any early successful T/O offer with dividends attached to boot because we got of our backsides and did something about it?
I'm a long way from the smartest guy here and certainly not savvy enough to know if this is even possible. That guy is sitting on the bench. What I am wondering is whether it is an interesting enough idea to warrant a discussion?
Like a few here, I am an inaugural BRN shareholder having been lucky enough to have been involved in the original float from AZK back in September 2015. Back then PVDM spoke to us at a meeting in Perth and outlined a dream evolved from personal brilliance and an amazing journey began. It hasn't been easy as any new business can attest to, let alone one that is attempting to "change the world". I have experienced all the emotions, exasperation's, highs, lows, sleepless nights, joys many times more than most people here on TSE. Looking back now I can see there was never any change for Peter and his team. They stuck vehemently to their mission while the market and financial world hammered at the BRN exterior causing the mayhem that we now and will continue to see in our chart. For sure there was some change of direction along the way through experience and necessity and it has led us to the business model and extremely competent leadership group we have today, but the outcome was always inevitable.
This is my first significant post as I believe it is everyone's right to be involved as little or as much on a forum as they see fit. They can use it for honorable or dishonorable means, for research, for sympathy or support, for bragging, for anything that floats their boat and shouldn't be admonished for doing so. It is our own responsibility to choose to take or not whatever happens here and make our own decisions accordingly. If you buy, sell or hold its on you and you alone. I believe FF has chosen to stand back because the pressure that has been brought on him by some members of this forum has become too much. He is not god; but he, along with a few important others that I wont name although we all know who they are, have been very valuable members here for all our benefit to which I for one am also eternally grateful. These generous people have helped me keep the faith over the last few years and I wholeheartedly thank them for that.
I believe now that our journey to success is upon us and that it is time for us to change direction accordingly. The many that have their eyes open know that Akida is here, is about to become ubiquitous and as the lucky shareholders that have fallen upon this unicorn, we will benefit greatly in the months/years ahead. My one and only fear is that we will give up ownership to those that have the means to take it from us. It would no doubt still be a profitable exercise for all but I believe it is not fitting for Peter, Anil and this great company. They brought this idea to life in Perth away from the Venture Capitalist sharks and handed it to the many small retail shareholders that own it to this point and that is the most amazing part of this remarkable story. So now do we sit, speculate and wait for the inevitable takeover or, as a group, do what we can to ensure that as owners we are ready for the fight?
After the Citicorp banter I had an idea that is probably not new. What would happen if we organised ourselves, created our own "1000 Open Eyes" entity and applied for Substantial Shareholder status? I for one could possibly muster close to 10 million shares from our own holdings and those of our family and friends that have joined over the years, and would hazard a guess that together we could easily surpass Citicorp and maybe even become the largest shareholder. And then the pipe dreams began. What if we had our own Off Market Transfer system where members bought shares from those wishing to sell and hence were able to maintain and even grow our status while keeping them away from the shorting infidel? What if we were substantial enough to command a seat on the BOD (I know who I'd vote for)? What if we became so significant that we were able to have a say in the terms of a potential T/O? What if the the value of our holdings became several times more than any early successful T/O offer with dividends attached to boot because we got of our backsides and did something about it?
I'm a long way from the smartest guy here and certainly not savvy enough to know if this is even possible. That guy is sitting on the bench. What I am wondering is whether it is an interesting enough idea to warrant a discussion?
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