BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Fact Finder]

I’m your opinion what would likely happened if we get kicked out of the asx 200?

I don't like the word kicked we will simply drop out and in consequence some retail may decide to sell as they will be prompted to do so by the independent press and reputable advisory services.

The institutions who hold because of the ASX200 requirement and whose rules require they divest themselves of those companies that drop out will do so but not in any panicked fashion.

The existing short positions will still try to maximise profits by encouraging retail to take the independent press and reputable advisory services recommendations to heart having as they all do the very best interests of the retail shareholder always to the forefront of their thinking.

Some of the shorts will be asked to return their borrowed shares by the institutions that are now prevented from holding but again there will be no rush or pressure so no short squeeze. When those shares are returned they will be sold on market but could be gobbled up by another institution which is not bound the same way in an off market trade. Vanguard or Blackrock perhaps.

I suspect it will be more of a drift and bounce along until some catalyst can reinvigorate the market. You know what form they may take with the most significant from a price perspective being a license of IP to a household name or Fortune 500 company.

Total short numbers will settle down to pre ASX200 levels and it will be everything old is new again.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[wilzy123]

And one just for our favourite journo

What a.....

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Hahahahahaha.... "journo"....

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hahahahahaha.... "journo"....

Yeah I should have put in brackets...term used loosely

 

[Fact Finder]

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This was posted at the other place we don’t talk of…. Is it a new patent?

The title is the same as one previously released in the USA by the FDA so just the Australian version. @Diogenese will confirm.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Adam82]

The title is the same as one previously released in the USA by the FDA so just the Australian version. @Diogenese will confirm.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Ok thanks

 

[GDJR69]

Thanks @GDJR69.

I was not being rude my brain just gathers stuff that for some reason it thinks I might need later but does not tell me what it is doing until later when it sees the need.

I think it is a skill or a curse I developed because of needing to put together narratives from tens of thousands of pages of produced documents by large institutions and government departments that clients were in dispute with. My rule of thumb was the bigger the pile produced the more likely it was somewhere within would be hidden what we were seeking.

You might have heard the term ‘bury them with paper’ it is a real litigation tactic.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Haha, no I didn't think you were being rude at all, on the contrary I was pleased someone actually engaged with my question and what you raise is a very interesting set of connections, inferences and conclusions - we can only hope you are right! (btw I'm a litigator too so I understand what you're saying, however you can go through the documents but you still need to make the connections - which you clearly have, so well done).

 

[GDJR69]

It's Friday and it's Green

Where is all the green baby and the green cars?

Have a great weekend everyone 🏖
Learning

Where's Witzy when you need him?!

 

[Falling Knife]

Once again a summary of information, I believe to be important, that has transpired on this discussion thread.

For new investors, 1000 eyes that may have missed it or those that are time poor and haven’t read all posts I have layed it out here for convenience.


Megachips is a BRN IP license holder.

They have paid for the Akida IP and can offer this IP to their customers for use in their products.

Megachips offered a presentation this week to their shareholders.

Here is the full presentation

https://pdf.irpocket.com/C6875/aG1f/lbpj/UtUa.pdf

from which 2 slides related to BRN are pasted below

Megachips have many customers, all can access BRN IP through the Chips, tools and software Megachips offers them.

Slide 2 above depict Megachips belief in relation to their projected growth leading into 2025.

It makes perfect sense that BRN royalties will align with the ‘Direction of growth’ Megachips have outlined for themselves.

This also ties in with the BRN financial reports the CEO has told us to look out for.

During this ‘Business launch’ phase Megachips outlines, there is little cash generation, BRN is beginning commercialisation and BRN get lumpy licensing fees appearing in the 4C.

When ‘Volume production’ occurs, BRN will receive the more steady and exponentially growing royalty stream from the Megachip customer relations.



ARM is a BRN partner

ARMs podcast today gives some more insight into potential future growth.

ARM has been operating for 30 years, there engagement speeds up the process for companies wishing to bring a product to the IoT market whilst ensuring they meet the required standards.



ARM sold 230 billion chips since inception

Imagine for a minute, if you will, knowing that AKIDA is unique and the global Standard for edge AI or will be soon according to the CEO, that AKIDA is added to only one quarter of the ARM chips sold.

Add to that imagination that the royalty paid to BRN is a mere 20c per chip. That my dear chippers will mean BRN could have collected a measly 11.5 billion from ARM customer base alone, over the last 30 years.



If we use ARMs last quarter (7.4billion chips) lets round to 28 billion per year, with the above numbers in use, (i.e 25% of the total chips produced use Akida and a 20c royalty for each), BRN get paid 1.4 billion in royalties per year from ARM customers alone.

What we don’t know is:

Will the royalty be a fixed price, if so how much per item or

Will the royalty be a % price of the item sold.

The 20c per item selected for the above calcs is a VERY small number.


Here is what ARM do

https://www.arm.com/company/on-arm



Who is using ARM ecosystems according to the podcast today?
https://youtu.be/SJ6SnD7ZOwc?t=545

Silicone partners, Cloud service providers (Amazon and Oracle)

Software Tool providers (GitHub and GitLab) to name a few


Why would ARM customers use BRN IP in their chips?

Kevin Ryan: said this about the partnership:

Our partnership solves some very specific use cases we see in the IoT market.

It gives the ecosystem the ability to scale.

He encourages customers to go to the ARM catalogue to learn about partners and solutions for their needs.

Chippers have already seen this but it does highlight the ubiquitous nature of our tech.

Go here to check out partners in the ARM catalogue, count the number of ‘Use Cases’ in which Brainchip is offered as a suitable partner to work on a solution.

An easier way of making this comparison is; from the same location enter Brainchip in the search field and all use cases, products and Industry and tech that BRN is offered as suggested support in will appear. Compare this to the list when the search field is blank and you will see BRN is ubiquitously offered J

I have added Brainchip as a search parameter here for you



Im not doing this justice so you will need to investigate for yourself.

But in summary, just like Megachips the relationship BRN has with ARM is not fully recognised


I have outlined ideas generated from 2 of the BRN partners. All the others will have the same timelines for growth and exponential projections due to this being a disruptive tech.

All partners are faced with the same timeline and projections i.e Akida IP has been available for a short period of time, being so new, the partners customers have only recently had access to tools and programs to test and implement Akida IP in their products.

Sale of those newly tweaked products is just around the corner. Royalties follow soon after.

The CEO said watch the financials for this uptick in cash received to give an indication of growth.

Once the royalties flow they will be more stable and I dare say higher year on year for some time and BRNs original image depicting sales seems very similar to Megachips projections, only difference is that BRN have multiple partners workign on adding to the cash flow graphic.

Thanks for each of the chippers that contributed to peices of this post.

 

[Mccabe84]

I don't like the word kicked we will simply drop out and in consequence some retail may decide to sell as they will be prompted to do so by the independent press and reputable advisory services.

The institutions who hold because of the ASX200 requirement and whose rules require they divest themselves of those companies that drop out will do so but not in any panicked fashion.

The existing short positions will still try to maximise profits by encouraging retail to take the independent press and reputable advisory services recommendations to heart having as they all do the very best interests of the retail shareholder always to the forefront of their thinking.

Some of the shorts will be asked to return their borrowed shares by the institutions that are now prevented from holding but again there will be no rush or pressure so no short squeeze. When those shares are returned they will be sold on market but could be gobbled up by another institution which is not bound the same way in an off market trade. Vanguard or Blackrock perhaps.

I suspect it will be more of a drift and bounce along until some catalyst can reinvigorate the market. You know what form they may take with the most significant from a price perspective being a license of IP to a household name or Fortune 500 company.

Total short numbers will settle down to pre ASX200 levels and it will be everything old is new again.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Thank you for your reply and really appreciate your opinion on this matter.

 

[wilzy123]

Where's Witzy when you need him?!

I have taken a leaf out of the BRN playbook... by tempering expectations of the green baby, and not just pumping it left right and centre... this way, when there is something of substance to ANN, the green baby will re-emerge (along with rockets - can't forget those)... and with that, it is hoped that this forum, the market, and the WANCA's will be more than adequately satisfied (ok.. well maybe not the WANCA's)....

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Once again a summary of information, I believe to be important, that has transpired on this discussion thread.

For new investors, 1000 eyes that may have missed it or those that are time poor and haven’t read all posts I have layed it out here for convenience.


Megachips is a BRN IP license holder.

They have paid for the Akida IP and can offer this IP to their customers for use in their products.

Megachips offered a presentation this week to their shareholders.

Here is the full presentation

https://pdf.irpocket.com/C6875/aG1f/lbpj/UtUa.pdf

from which 2 slides related to BRN are pasted below
View attachment 21748

View attachment 21749


Megachips have many customers, all can access BRN IP through the Chips, tools and software Megachips offers them.

Slide 2 above depict Megachips belief in relation to their projected growth leading into 2025.

It makes perfect sense that BRN royalties will align with the ‘Direction of growth’ Megachips have outlined for themselves.

This also ties in with the BRN financial reports the CEO has told us to look out for.

During this ‘Business launch’ phase Megachips outlines, there is little cash generation, BRN is beginning commercialisation and BRN get lumpy licensing fees appearing in the 4C.

When ‘Volume production’ occurs, BRN will receive the more steady and exponentially growing royalty stream from the Megachip customer relations.



ARM is a BRN partner

ARMs podcast today gives some more insight into potential future growth.

ARM has been operating for 30 years, there engagement speeds up the process for companies wishing to bring a product to the IoT market whilst ensuring they meet the required standards.



ARM sold 230 billion chips since inception

Imagine for a minute, if you will, knowing that AKIDA is unique and the global Standard for edge AI or will be soon according to the CEO, that AKIDA is added to only one quarter of the ARM chips sold.

Add to that imagination that the royalty paid to BRN is a mere 20c per chip. That my dear chippers will mean BRN could have collected a measly 11.5 billion from ARM customer base alone, over the last 30 years.



If we use ARMs last quarter (7.4billion chips) lets round to 28 billion per year, with the above numbers in use, (i.e 25% of the total chips produced use Akida and a 20c royalty for each), BRN get paid 1.4 billion in royalties per year from ARM customers alone.

What we don’t know is:

Will the royalty be a fixed price, if so how much per item or

Will the royalty be a % price of the item sold.

The 20c per item selected for the above calcs is a VERY small number.


Here is what ARM do

https://www.arm.com/company/on-arm



Who is using ARM ecosystems according to the podcast today?
https://youtu.be/SJ6SnD7ZOwc?t=545

Silicone partners, Cloud service providers (Amazon and Oracle)

Software Tool providers (GitHub and GitLab) to name a few


Why would ARM customers use BRN IP in their chips?

Kevin Ryan: said this about the partnership:

Our partnership solves some very specific use cases we see in the IoT market.

It gives the ecosystem the ability to scale.

He encourages customers to go to the ARM catalogue to learn about partners and solutions for their needs.

Chippers have already seen this but it does highlight the ubiquitous nature of our tech.

Go here to check out partners in the ARM catalogue, count the number of ‘Use Cases’ in which Brainchip is offered as a suitable partner to work on a solution.

View attachment 21750



An easier way of making this comparison is; from the same location enter Brainchip in the search field and all use cases, products and Industry and tech that BRN is offered as suggested support in will appear. Compare this to the list when the search field is blank and you will see BRN is ubiquitously offered J

I have added Brainchip as a search parameter here for you



Im not doing this justice so you will need to investigate for yourself.

But in summary, just like Megachips the relationship BRN has with ARM is not fully recognised


I have outlined ideas generated from 2 of the BRN partners. All the others will have the same timelines for growth and exponential projections due to this being a disruptive tech.

All partners are faced with the same timeline and projections i.e Akida IP has been available for a short period of time, being so new, the partners customers have only recently had access to tools and programs to test and implement Akida IP in their products.

Sale of those newly tweaked products is just around the corner. Royalties follow soon after.

The CEO said watch the financials for this uptick in cash received to give an indication of growth.

Once the royalties flow they will be more stable and I dare say higher year on year for some time and BRNs original image depicting sales seems very similar to Megachips projections, only difference is that BRN have multiple partners workign on adding to the cash flow graphic.
View attachment 21751


Thanks for each of the chippers that contributed to peices of this post.

Outstanding post ... Thanks so much @Falling Knife really appreciate your efforts... we really are getting to a very exciting stage of BRN's development and World dominance ...Can't wait to see the first Royalties come rolling in!! Sooooon!

Great work the 1

A nice way to finish off the week ........ A GREEN FRIDAY

Have a great weekend Chippers

 

[Diogenese]

I have taken a leaf out of the BRN playbook... by tempering expectations of the green baby, and not just pumping it left right and centre... this way, when there is something of substance to ANN, the green baby will re-emerge (along with rockets - can't forget those)... and with that, it is hoped that this forum, the market, and the WANCA's will be more than adequately satisfied (ok.. well maybe not the WANCA's)....

Help! Some alien parasite has invaded Wilzy's avatar and has erupted from his chest "tempering expectations"!

 

[wilzy123]

Help! Some alien parasite has invaded Wilzy's avatar and has erupted from his chest "tempering expectations"!

 

[Fact Finder]

Once again a summary of information, I believe to be important, that has transpired on this discussion thread.

For new investors, 1000 eyes that may have missed it or those that are time poor and haven’t read all posts I have layed it out here for convenience.


Megachips is a BRN IP license holder.

They have paid for the Akida IP and can offer this IP to their customers for use in their products.

Megachips offered a presentation this week to their shareholders.

Here is the full presentation

https://pdf.irpocket.com/C6875/aG1f/lbpj/UtUa.pdf

from which 2 slides related to BRN are pasted below
View attachment 21748

View attachment 21749


Megachips have many customers, all can access BRN IP through the Chips, tools and software Megachips offers them.

Slide 2 above depict Megachips belief in relation to their projected growth leading into 2025.

It makes perfect sense that BRN royalties will align with the ‘Direction of growth’ Megachips have outlined for themselves.

This also ties in with the BRN financial reports the CEO has told us to look out for.

During this ‘Business launch’ phase Megachips outlines, there is little cash generation, BRN is beginning commercialisation and BRN get lumpy licensing fees appearing in the 4C.

When ‘Volume production’ occurs, BRN will receive the more steady and exponentially growing royalty stream from the Megachip customer relations.



ARM is a BRN partner

ARMs podcast today gives some more insight into potential future growth.

ARM has been operating for 30 years, there engagement speeds up the process for companies wishing to bring a product to the IoT market whilst ensuring they meet the required standards.



ARM sold 230 billion chips since inception

Imagine for a minute, if you will, knowing that AKIDA is unique and the global Standard for edge AI or will be soon according to the CEO, that AKIDA is added to only one quarter of the ARM chips sold.

Add to that imagination that the royalty paid to BRN is a mere 20c per chip. That my dear chippers will mean BRN could have collected a measly 11.5 billion from ARM customer base alone, over the last 30 years.



If we use ARMs last quarter (7.4billion chips) lets round to 28 billion per year, with the above numbers in use, (i.e 25% of the total chips produced use Akida and a 20c royalty for each), BRN get paid 1.4 billion in royalties per year from ARM customers alone.

What we don’t know is:

Will the royalty be a fixed price, if so how much per item or

Will the royalty be a % price of the item sold.

The 20c per item selected for the above calcs is a VERY small number.


Here is what ARM do

https://www.arm.com/company/on-arm



Who is using ARM ecosystems according to the podcast today?
https://youtu.be/SJ6SnD7ZOwc?t=545

Silicone partners, Cloud service providers (Amazon and Oracle)

Software Tool providers (GitHub and GitLab) to name a few


Why would ARM customers use BRN IP in their chips?

Kevin Ryan: said this about the partnership:

Our partnership solves some very specific use cases we see in the IoT market.

It gives the ecosystem the ability to scale.

He encourages customers to go to the ARM catalogue to learn about partners and solutions for their needs.

Chippers have already seen this but it does highlight the ubiquitous nature of our tech.

Go here to check out partners in the ARM catalogue, count the number of ‘Use Cases’ in which Brainchip is offered as a suitable partner to work on a solution.

View attachment 21750



An easier way of making this comparison is; from the same location enter Brainchip in the search field and all use cases, products and Industry and tech that BRN is offered as suggested support in will appear. Compare this to the list when the search field is blank and you will see BRN is ubiquitously offered J

I have added Brainchip as a search parameter here for you



Im not doing this justice so you will need to investigate for yourself.

But in summary, just like Megachips the relationship BRN has with ARM is not fully recognised


I have outlined ideas generated from 2 of the BRN partners. All the others will have the same timelines for growth and exponential projections due to this being a disruptive tech.

All partners are faced with the same timeline and projections i.e Akida IP has been available for a short period of time, being so new, the partners customers have only recently had access to tools and programs to test and implement Akida IP in their products.

Sale of those newly tweaked products is just around the corner. Royalties follow soon after.

The CEO said watch the financials for this uptick in cash received to give an indication of growth.

Once the royalties flow they will be more stable and I dare say higher year on year for some time and BRNs original image depicting sales seems very similar to Megachips projections, only difference is that BRN have multiple partners workign on adding to the cash flow graphic.
View attachment 21751


Thanks for each of the chippers that contributed to peices of this post.

An outstanding post @Falling Knife

If I worked for one of the reputable investment advisory services however I would ask:

“That’s all well and good but why would anyone actually want to use this technology from Brainchip.

The way I see it is if it was any good they would not be on the ASX and would have been taken over now by one of the big guys who spend billions on research every year.”

To which you might reply: “Honestly I don’t know.

You are best advised to ask a company like Mercedes Benz why as they have described Brainchip as Ai Experts and claim AKIDA technology makes “Hey Mercedes” 5 to 10 times more efficient than their competitors products and when deployed at scale it will dramatically reduce power and improve efficiency.

(Strange. There is that reference to scaling again, first it was DELL Technologies testing the limits of AKIDA’s ability to scale, then Mercedes Benz and now ARM - see the Rob Lincourt DELL Technologies Brainchip Podcast.)

Then you could speak to Tim Llewellyn whose company NViso benchmarked AKIDA against Nvidia’s Jetson Nano and publicly released findings showing AKIDA processing at 1,000 fps against Jetson Nano at 100 fps.

Of course you might like to ask a true neuromorphic technology expert and event based sensor inventor Luca Verre who publicly stated in his appearance on the Brainchip podcast that while they were building their event based sensor, which is to be deployed at scale in Sony cameras, they felt they could be building a house of straw as it needed a neuromorphic event based brain to maximise its market opportunity but then they found Brainchips AKIDA.

After you speak to them if you are not convinced then perhaps I could arrange for you to sit down with the CEO of MegaChips USA for a chat or perhaps the CEO of ISL but be warned there if you ask the wrong question and he missteps with his answer the CIA might just have to take you out.

Finally if you get to the end of these listed referees and still have doubts perhaps you might like to make an appointment with the Head of Department at Carnegie Mellon University to discuss the reasons for introducing a course for the study of AKIDA technology.

If he is to busy with intelligent people then you could try Arizona State University which is doing the same thing.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[xdragon]

Very nice video on building energy saving computer chips by Bloomberg. Hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. I’m glad to be invested in a company that is potentially going to change the world.

 

[TECH]

Hi all,

Intel Loihi 2 runs at 3 watts.

Would that be considered a great/good fit for Edge AI applications

Yes, we are still the clear leader in this "neuromorphic" space, despite what other emerging companies would have you believe.

For any new shareholders or even old hands, this never gets old mentioning, we deal in 1/1000th's of a watt down as low as 1/1000,000th's
of a watt, just get your head around those facts.

Brainchip has refined our business model a few times (believe that to be correct), we have and still are casting a very wide net, which when
the time comes to pull our net in a little, we will potentially catch many different markets, some that we nor the company even considered
possible.

Putting aside the royalties and engineering service fees for a minute, we stand to gain 90%> in straight-out profit from the IP sales, I'm sure
I have that correct, is the company slightly peeved with the IP uptake at this present moment, they are, but being the highly intelligent, forward
thinking professionals, they are looking at the big picture, and they know with whom we are dealing.

The tech markets worldwide have all tightened up, forward budgeting has been reviewed within and we are just part of a small (Wednesday)
wave that's heading down, but as life is full of repeating patterns, another rising wave isn't far behind, so just hang on, enjoy the ride, the
circle of repetition will just continue to flow over and over as the years pass.

The company is well aware of shareholders attitudes to seeing a directors 3Y appear on the ASX, and this will continue to occur throughout
the life of a Brainchip employee ... US Tax must be paid as soon as shares are vested, I think it's 37% it's a completely different set-up here in
Australia, this was a message that was imparted on me the other day, so word of advice, stop worrying. no one's going anywhere.

Both Peter and Adam were very complimentary towards all Brainchip staff, Sean is working very hard from all accounts and the company
has a very solid stable staff, the best ever assembled in my opinion, all treated with respect and integrity, and they are ALL very passionate
to see us succeed and "really" become a major global player.

And finally, for the ones who felt it necessary to criticize our company's office furniture etc. last time I visited the company's offices, well I can
tell you that the staff working spaces are decked out very nicely, as a certain someone proudly showed me.

Have a pleasant weekend.

Tech x

 

[Foxdog]

Once again a summary of information, I believe to be important, that has transpired on this discussion thread.

For new investors, 1000 eyes that may have missed it or those that are time poor and haven’t read all posts I have layed it out here for convenience.


Megachips is a BRN IP license holder.

They have paid for the Akida IP and can offer this IP to their customers for use in their products.

Megachips offered a presentation this week to their shareholders.

Here is the full presentation

https://pdf.irpocket.com/C6875/aG1f/lbpj/UtUa.pdf

from which 2 slides related to BRN are pasted below
View attachment 21748

View attachment 21749


Megachips have many customers, all can access BRN IP through the Chips, tools and software Megachips offers them.

Slide 2 above depict Megachips belief in relation to their projected growth leading into 2025.

It makes perfect sense that BRN royalties will align with the ‘Direction of growth’ Megachips have outlined for themselves.

This also ties in with the BRN financial reports the CEO has told us to look out for.

During this ‘Business launch’ phase Megachips outlines, there is little cash generation, BRN is beginning commercialisation and BRN get lumpy licensing fees appearing in the 4C.

When ‘Volume production’ occurs, BRN will receive the more steady and exponentially growing royalty stream from the Megachip customer relations.



ARM is a BRN partner

ARMs podcast today gives some more insight into potential future growth.

ARM has been operating for 30 years, there engagement speeds up the process for companies wishing to bring a product to the IoT market whilst ensuring they meet the required standards.



ARM sold 230 billion chips since inception

Imagine for a minute, if you will, knowing that AKIDA is unique and the global Standard for edge AI or will be soon according to the CEO, that AKIDA is added to only one quarter of the ARM chips sold.

Add to that imagination that the royalty paid to BRN is a mere 20c per chip. That my dear chippers will mean BRN could have collected a measly 11.5 billion from ARM customer base alone, over the last 30 years.



If we use ARMs last quarter (7.4billion chips) lets round to 28 billion per year, with the above numbers in use, (i.e 25% of the total chips produced use Akida and a 20c royalty for each), BRN get paid 1.4 billion in royalties per year from ARM customers alone.

What we don’t know is:

Will the royalty be a fixed price, if so how much per item or

Will the royalty be a % price of the item sold.

The 20c per item selected for the above calcs is a VERY small number.


Here is what ARM do

https://www.arm.com/company/on-arm



Who is using ARM ecosystems according to the podcast today?
https://youtu.be/SJ6SnD7ZOwc?t=545

Silicone partners, Cloud service providers (Amazon and Oracle)

Software Tool providers (GitHub and GitLab) to name a few


Why would ARM customers use BRN IP in their chips?

Kevin Ryan: said this about the partnership:

Our partnership solves some very specific use cases we see in the IoT market.

It gives the ecosystem the ability to scale.

He encourages customers to go to the ARM catalogue to learn about partners and solutions for their needs.

Chippers have already seen this but it does highlight the ubiquitous nature of our tech.

Go here to check out partners in the ARM catalogue, count the number of ‘Use Cases’ in which Brainchip is offered as a suitable partner to work on a solution.

View attachment 21750



An easier way of making this comparison is; from the same location enter Brainchip in the search field and all use cases, products and Industry and tech that BRN is offered as suggested support in will appear. Compare this to the list when the search field is blank and you will see BRN is ubiquitously offered J

I have added Brainchip as a search parameter here for you



Im not doing this justice so you will need to investigate for yourself.

But in summary, just like Megachips the relationship BRN has with ARM is not fully recognised


I have outlined ideas generated from 2 of the BRN partners. All the others will have the same timelines for growth and exponential projections due to this being a disruptive tech.

All partners are faced with the same timeline and projections i.e Akida IP has been available for a short period of time, being so new, the partners customers have only recently had access to tools and programs to test and implement Akida IP in their products.

Sale of those newly tweaked products is just around the corner. Royalties follow soon after.

The CEO said watch the financials for this uptick in cash received to give an indication of growth.

Once the royalties flow they will be more stable and I dare say higher year on year for some time and BRNs original image depicting sales seems very similar to Megachips projections, only difference is that BRN have multiple partners workign on adding to the cash flow graphic.
View attachment 21751


Thanks for each of the chippers that contributed to peices of this post.

Great post, thanks FK

 

[wilzy123]

Very nice video on building energy saving computer chips by Bloomberg. Hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. I’m glad to be invested in a company that is potentially going to change the world.

My favourite part....

 

[Lex555]

thats what Jim Cramer said
View attachment 21737

How is Jimmy boy Cramer still relevant, he’s basically bleeding out on the trading floor with people stepping over him and the media are still asking for sound bites 🫣

 

[alwaysgreen]

Once again a summary of information, I believe to be important, that has transpired on this discussion thread.

For new investors, 1000 eyes that may have missed it or those that are time poor and haven’t read all posts I have layed it out here for convenience.


Megachips is a BRN IP license holder.

They have paid for the Akida IP and can offer this IP to their customers for use in their products.

Megachips offered a presentation this week to their shareholders.

Here is the full presentation

https://pdf.irpocket.com/C6875/aG1f/lbpj/UtUa.pdf

from which 2 slides related to BRN are pasted below
View attachment 21748

View attachment 21749


Megachips have many customers, all can access BRN IP through the Chips, tools and software Megachips offers them.

Slide 2 above depict Megachips belief in relation to their projected growth leading into 2025.

It makes perfect sense that BRN royalties will align with the ‘Direction of growth’ Megachips have outlined for themselves.

This also ties in with the BRN financial reports the CEO has told us to look out for.

During this ‘Business launch’ phase Megachips outlines, there is little cash generation, BRN is beginning commercialisation and BRN get lumpy licensing fees appearing in the 4C.

When ‘Volume production’ occurs, BRN will receive the more steady and exponentially growing royalty stream from the Megachip customer relations.



ARM is a BRN partner

ARMs podcast today gives some more insight into potential future growth.

ARM has been operating for 30 years, there engagement speeds up the process for companies wishing to bring a product to the IoT market whilst ensuring they meet the required standards.



ARM sold 230 billion chips since inception

Imagine for a minute, if you will, knowing that AKIDA is unique and the global Standard for edge AI or will be soon according to the CEO, that AKIDA is added to only one quarter of the ARM chips sold.

Add to that imagination that the royalty paid to BRN is a mere 20c per chip. That my dear chippers will mean BRN could have collected a measly 11.5 billion from ARM customer base alone, over the last 30 years.



If we use ARMs last quarter (7.4billion chips) lets round to 28 billion per year, with the above numbers in use, (i.e 25% of the total chips produced use Akida and a 20c royalty for each), BRN get paid 1.4 billion in royalties per year from ARM customers alone.

What we don’t know is:

Will the royalty be a fixed price, if so how much per item or

Will the royalty be a % price of the item sold.

The 20c per item selected for the above calcs is a VERY small number.


Here is what ARM do

https://www.arm.com/company/on-arm



Who is using ARM ecosystems according to the podcast today?
https://youtu.be/SJ6SnD7ZOwc?t=545

Silicone partners, Cloud service providers (Amazon and Oracle)

Software Tool providers (GitHub and GitLab) to name a few


Why would ARM customers use BRN IP in their chips?

Kevin Ryan: said this about the partnership:

Our partnership solves some very specific use cases we see in the IoT market.

It gives the ecosystem the ability to scale.

He encourages customers to go to the ARM catalogue to learn about partners and solutions for their needs.

Chippers have already seen this but it does highlight the ubiquitous nature of our tech.

Go here to check out partners in the ARM catalogue, count the number of ‘Use Cases’ in which Brainchip is offered as a suitable partner to work on a solution.

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An easier way of making this comparison is; from the same location enter Brainchip in the search field and all use cases, products and Industry and tech that BRN is offered as suggested support in will appear. Compare this to the list when the search field is blank and you will see BRN is ubiquitously offered J

I have added Brainchip as a search parameter here for you



Im not doing this justice so you will need to investigate for yourself.

But in summary, just like Megachips the relationship BRN has with ARM is not fully recognised


I have outlined ideas generated from 2 of the BRN partners. All the others will have the same timelines for growth and exponential projections due to this being a disruptive tech.

All partners are faced with the same timeline and projections i.e Akida IP has been available for a short period of time, being so new, the partners customers have only recently had access to tools and programs to test and implement Akida IP in their products.

Sale of those newly tweaked products is just around the corner. Royalties follow soon after.

The CEO said watch the financials for this uptick in cash received to give an indication of growth.

Once the royalties flow they will be more stable and I dare say higher year on year for some time and BRNs original image depicting sales seems very similar to Megachips projections, only difference is that BRN have multiple partners workign on adding to the cash flow graphic.
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Thanks for each of the chippers that contributed to peices of this post.

Great post mate.

25% of all ARM chips is a big call though! I like it but Kevin today mentioned that Akida "solved some very specific use cases". Not sure how to take that comment. Is the use for our IP a small and specific market or could we potentially be utilised in, as you say, 25% of their chips. I hope it's the latter.