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GDJR69
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I can't speak for anyone else but I left hotcrapper because of the constant downramping by certain posters who quite clearly had an agenda to do that. This site has got rid of the downrampers which is great. However, that doesn't mean we can't have healthy discussion and at times disagreement. We don't have to all agree about everything and just because some of us might disagree with one point of view or another doesn't mean we are downrampers - there is a world of difference between that and downramping. The site should be open to healthy discussion and debate phrased in a polite way. That is my point of view anyway.
GDJR69
Regular
This is a great observation. BRN up 123.33% year to date in the middle of a market crash where many stocks lost 50% of their SP. That is incredibly positive - everyone needs to keep this in perspective. I know some of us are frustrated after the Mercedes Benz surge in January and thought we might carry on with that and the SP would be higher at this point, I get that, but results are still impressive in a less than conducive market and economic environment with plenty to look forward to in the pipeline. I'm quite convinced its just a matter of waiting now and patience will truly be the virtue of the wise BRN shareholder. Patience will make you rich
Gee Wiz
Brainchip is up 19.64% in a month
Brainchip is up 123.33% in the past year
Brainchip is up 47.79 YTD
All this on little to no revenue
The really good times are only just starting IMO
Lex555
Regular
Hi SC,
Yes you’re right and I’m right. The BRN market share is the aggregate of all our partners who would be using AI in their chips, e.g. ARM, Renasas, Megachips etc. from there we multiple for our royalty
I can also say it's been confirmed to me that apart from the ADR Bank of NY Mellon holding of approximately 24 million, the Mitro families holding is also in that Citicorp Account, and I suspect it's around 140 million, so that's pretty close to the 172 million odd holding.
And, I can also do without smart alec posts (not from you Labsy) that we have all moved on from the Top 20, as one poster on this site claims,
for the record, YOU DON'T speak on behalf of all shareholders worldwide whom may read this site, and that's a FACT.
At least I have been given a solid answer from our CFO...having met him in person, I value his opinion over anyone on this site that has never been personally introduced to me, and that's another FACT.
Rather than mouthing off, how about contributing something factual, something positive, I am another considering leaving this site, but
currently still hold some posters in high regard, but the whole attitude has become rather nasty in my opinion, which could indicate that
we have been infiltrated...or maybe not.
Have a good day.....Tech
Stable Genius
Regular
How much company growth has there been over the last 2 years?
We’re only just starting the commercial phase of the company. The next 2 years will shine even brighter!
We’re only just starting the commercial phase of the company. The next 2 years will shine even brighter!
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
As dear @Diogenese would say, 'pologies if this has been posted previously, but I think we need to think about what this means for us in light of arm basically, saying AKIDA makes their products more efficient.
Arm Ecosystem Catalogue
BrainChip's #Akida #ip is fully compatible with Arm product families. System-level pre-integration accelerates
evaluation and #development. BrainChip #hardware acceleration supports real-time multi-sensor #inference, and frees
up the Arm #cpu for improved system-level #performance and unparalleled #efficiency.
Use cases requiring integrated inference from multiple #sensors exploit the benefits of Akida #embedded into the Arm
Cortex-M MCU. For example, the sequence of presence #detection, person or object identification, keyword spotting,
#gesture recognition are seamlessly and accurately executed with minimum #computation and maximum #efficiency. Al
enablement integrating #sensor inputs improves user experience in homes, in cars, and in the real world.
26 July, 2022 - 21:23 By Tony Quested
California company Cruise LLC – a pioneer in the autonomous space – will be using a suite of Arm technology to improve the efficiency of its compute platform.This will include devices from Arm ecosystem partners as well as Cruise in-house developments based on Arm’s high performance CPUs and the Cambridge chip company’s bleeding edge automotive-enhanced line of IP.
Cruise, a General Motors company, is an American self-driving car specialist headquartered in San Francisco and was founded in 2013 by Kyle Vogt and Dan Kan. It tests and develops autonomous car technology.
Dipti Vachani, SVP and GM, Automotive and IoT Line of Business at Arm said the partnership held broad implications in terms of curing industry teething problems.
She said: “One of the major challenges the industry faces when it comes to bringing autonomous driving to the mass market is in delivering the compute performance required within the power, cost and thermal constraints of the vehicle.
She added: “Arm technology is well suited to address this challenge, providing the scalable, specialised, safety-enabled compute needed to address the range of processing capabilities for different automotive workloads in a power efficient manner.”
Vachani says the Arm team spends a lot of time discussing, debating and exploring the topic of autonomous technology, including driverless cars.
She said: “It’s a topic that never fails to enthuse and engage so you can imagine my excitement at being able to ride in a Cruise AV – the first all-electric, driverless service to welcome public riders in a major US city.
“The ride really brought home to me that the future of autonomous cars is much closer than we think and for the first time, I am able to tell people more about the work Arm is doing with Cruise – a true pioneer in this space, to further accelerate this vision.”
She said Arm has been working with the team at Cruise behind the scenes for years and from the very start the heart of the partnership had been close collaboration and a shared view of the incredible potential autonomous technology has.
“The first collaboration project was a solution for sensor processing using Arm central processing units. Now, we are working together more broadly to increase the efficiency of the compute system while maintaining performance to support Cruise in the scale-out of its autonomous platforms.
“As vehicle architectures evolve, automotive developers today are also challenged by increasing code complexity. Computing must become more centralised, and software is critical to allowing this.
“That’s why Arm is working with leading industry partners on SOAFEE, a standardised framework that enhances proven cloud-native technologies with the real-time and safety features required in automotive applications.
“When you look at what Cruise has already achieved, it’s mind-blowing to think about what is next on our journey to a safe, autonomous future.
“That’s just one of many of the things Cameron Matzke, System Architect at Cruise, and I discussed on our recent ride – and I wasn’t the only member of the Arm team to have the chance to experience this incredible technology first-hand: our CEO Rene Haas joined Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt for a ride and a great conversation about the future of autonomy.”
Vachani said the automotive sector was at an important inflection point. The systems powering cars are being redesigned and reimagined, and software and hardware are equally critical. She adds: “Here at Arm we’re committed to delivering the high performance, low power and safety-capable compute that industry leaders such as Cruise can use to continue to innovate.
“At the same time we are working with partners to enable the software-defined vehicle for the automotive industry. It’s yet another example of how Arm is working with our ecosystem to define the future of computing.
“Collaboration is critical on the road to mass deployment of autonomous vehicles and one of the most exciting parts of our job is getting to work with partners like Cruise on these opportunities and challenges. The next generation of autonomous vehicles will run on Arm, so watch this space!”
Arm Ecosystem Catalogue
BrainChip's #Akida #ip is fully compatible with Arm product families. System-level pre-integration accelerates
evaluation and #development. BrainChip #hardware acceleration supports real-time multi-sensor #inference, and frees
up the Arm #cpu for improved system-level #performance and unparalleled #efficiency.
Use cases requiring integrated inference from multiple #sensors exploit the benefits of Akida #embedded into the Arm
Cortex-M MCU. For example, the sequence of presence #detection, person or object identification, keyword spotting,
#gesture recognition are seamlessly and accurately executed with minimum #computation and maximum #efficiency. Al
enablement integrating #sensor inputs improves user experience in homes, in cars, and in the real world.
26 July, 2022 - 21:23 By Tony Quested
Arm in Cruise control with driverless vehicle technology for US trailblazer
California company Cruise LLC – a pioneer in the autonomous space – will be using a suite of Arm technology to improve the efficiency of its compute platform.This will include devices from Arm ecosystem partners as well as Cruise in-house developments based on Arm’s high performance CPUs and the Cambridge chip company’s bleeding edge automotive-enhanced line of IP.
Cruise, a General Motors company, is an American self-driving car specialist headquartered in San Francisco and was founded in 2013 by Kyle Vogt and Dan Kan. It tests and develops autonomous car technology.
Dipti Vachani, SVP and GM, Automotive and IoT Line of Business at Arm said the partnership held broad implications in terms of curing industry teething problems.
She said: “One of the major challenges the industry faces when it comes to bringing autonomous driving to the mass market is in delivering the compute performance required within the power, cost and thermal constraints of the vehicle.
She added: “Arm technology is well suited to address this challenge, providing the scalable, specialised, safety-enabled compute needed to address the range of processing capabilities for different automotive workloads in a power efficient manner.”
Vachani says the Arm team spends a lot of time discussing, debating and exploring the topic of autonomous technology, including driverless cars.
She said: “It’s a topic that never fails to enthuse and engage so you can imagine my excitement at being able to ride in a Cruise AV – the first all-electric, driverless service to welcome public riders in a major US city.
“The ride really brought home to me that the future of autonomous cars is much closer than we think and for the first time, I am able to tell people more about the work Arm is doing with Cruise – a true pioneer in this space, to further accelerate this vision.”
She said Arm has been working with the team at Cruise behind the scenes for years and from the very start the heart of the partnership had been close collaboration and a shared view of the incredible potential autonomous technology has.
“The first collaboration project was a solution for sensor processing using Arm central processing units. Now, we are working together more broadly to increase the efficiency of the compute system while maintaining performance to support Cruise in the scale-out of its autonomous platforms.
“As vehicle architectures evolve, automotive developers today are also challenged by increasing code complexity. Computing must become more centralised, and software is critical to allowing this.
“That’s why Arm is working with leading industry partners on SOAFEE, a standardised framework that enhances proven cloud-native technologies with the real-time and safety features required in automotive applications.
“When you look at what Cruise has already achieved, it’s mind-blowing to think about what is next on our journey to a safe, autonomous future.
“That’s just one of many of the things Cameron Matzke, System Architect at Cruise, and I discussed on our recent ride – and I wasn’t the only member of the Arm team to have the chance to experience this incredible technology first-hand: our CEO Rene Haas joined Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt for a ride and a great conversation about the future of autonomy.”
Vachani said the automotive sector was at an important inflection point. The systems powering cars are being redesigned and reimagined, and software and hardware are equally critical. She adds: “Here at Arm we’re committed to delivering the high performance, low power and safety-capable compute that industry leaders such as Cruise can use to continue to innovate.
“At the same time we are working with partners to enable the software-defined vehicle for the automotive industry. It’s yet another example of how Arm is working with our ecosystem to define the future of computing.
“Collaboration is critical on the road to mass deployment of autonomous vehicles and one of the most exciting parts of our job is getting to work with partners like Cruise on these opportunities and challenges. The next generation of autonomous vehicles will run on Arm, so watch this space!”
GDJR69
Regular
Can I just say please don't go Tech, Bacon Lover, Uiux or anyone else that has been on this and the previous site a long time and who I enjoy hearing from. Let's stick with this together. Let's lead by example and post the way we would like to be posted. This site is great even if, like the share price, the quality of content drifts up and down sometimes. People are just frustrated at the moment with the manipulation of the share price and the fact that despite all the great things happening in the BRN business that it isn't reflecting in the SP recently. But the SP is like an elastic band - sooner or later so much will have happened in the business that the SP has to suddenly snap upwards quickly to match what the business is doing - and that will happen with BRN - that I am sure of. So keep the faith people. Do you believe in this business? I do.
JK200SX
Regular
OKI would be very upset so please don't leave!
Is this what everyone's looking for.........
Seriously folks, can everyone stop attacking everyone else! We all jumped on board TSEX to move away from the other site as genuine holders of BRN, and although we all hold slightly different views to each other, there's no reason to attack each other.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Ummmm
I left last week.Anyone who leaves diminishes us.
But it’s a choice we all have.
Learning
Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
Hi All,
No ONE is to LEAVE!
We are all here to discuss all things Brainchip, and we all want Brainchip to succeed, if Brainchip succeed, then everyone personal financial will succeed also.
Each voices are different, some are facts, some are expert opinion from their knowledges, some are funny and some are sad. But, that is just what an open forum should be.
I value every VOICE on here!
When its comes to evident to support fact. Even in the court of Law, not all evident is direct. Hence, the jury has to draw inference from non direct evidence to make conclusion.
So everyone here are adults, and should be able make such conclusion, from dot joining on the forum.
Learning.
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On the lighter Note, SiFive is growing, so should Brainchip as its partners
Its great to be a shareholder.
No ONE is to LEAVE!
We are all here to discuss all things Brainchip, and we all want Brainchip to succeed, if Brainchip succeed, then everyone personal financial will succeed also.
Each voices are different, some are facts, some are expert opinion from their knowledges, some are funny and some are sad. But, that is just what an open forum should be.
I value every VOICE on here!
When its comes to evident to support fact. Even in the court of Law, not all evident is direct. Hence, the jury has to draw inference from non direct evidence to make conclusion.
So everyone here are adults, and should be able make such conclusion, from dot joining on the forum.
Learning.
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On the lighter Note, SiFive is growing, so should Brainchip as its partners
Its great to be a shareholder.
GDJR69
Regular
But if a person leaves in the forest and no-one notices has he or she really left? I think not, you are still here and let's keep it that way
Shadow59
Regular
Glad you came back
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
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