BRN Discussion Ongoing

[ndefries]

This is what ARM said:

"In order to serve the diverse and growing IoT market, developers require a new standard of secure, high-performance microcontrollers, combined with endpoint ML capabilities," said Paul Williamson, SVP and GM, IoT Line of Business at Arm. "The integration of Arm's highest performance microcontroller with the Akida portfolio enables our partners to deliver on this potential and efficiently handle advanced machine learning workloads.”

ARM’s opinion not mine so DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Exactly FF. These devices need efficient power and they will stand out with their edge and Secure ML capabilities. The question will be is it worth having the M85 if you dont take up Akida to realise this potential.

 

[equanimous]

Thanks to Whitehorse for the light bulb moment guess which semiconductor giant would not need AKD1000 to contain an M4 processor and want the AKD1500 ???

Give you a clue it’s name has three letters.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Is it GOD?

 

[Vladsblood]

I for one will be exceptionally happy when Brainchip disconnects from this downward spiralling bear market and begins to lead the world with its advanced, and, years before its time, technology.
We should be showing greater traction IMO with our SP like say SLX/WBT are. here's hoping we get a boost along with our Nurenberg Event.
Cheers Chippers, Vlad.

 

[Slade]

Todays news makes BrainChip’s attendance at Embedded World tomorrow even more interesting.

 

[Steve10]

Markets will bounce tomorrow. Bond yields have rolled over. US Fed & RBA may have to pause.

Risk on indicator bitcoin is rising. BRN highly oversold on 15min & 1 hour charts.

 

[equanimous]

 

[JB49]

The question will be when a company gets the M85 would they be tempted to add in a proven enhancement for the price of a small tomato sauce sachet. I know with the above use cases if i can get more sensors and sensor fusion at low power it will be a no brainer. I will want the secret sauce all over the chip.

Exactly. And when it comes to wearable's, one of the key things consumers look at when comparing wearable devices is battery life. Manufacturers are aware of this. So if given the chance to significantly improve battery life, they wont be passing up on it.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Yep double good news today! Depositors will have access to all their money. That clears this mess up!

View attachment 31981

I only thought it was the ones with guarantees the others without a guarantee still can’t access their money. Not sure what % that is.

 

[Boab]

I only thought it was the ones with guarantees the others without a guarantee still can’t access their money. Not sure what % that is.

There's been an update.
Silicon Valley Bank depositors will get ‘all of their money,’ regulators say
Last Updated: March 12, 2023 at 8:46 p.m. ET
First Published: March 12, 2023 at 7:01 p.m. ET
By Robert SchroederFollow
comments28
Signature Bank closed Sunday by regulators

 

[Boab]

There's been an update.
Silicon Valley Bank depositors will get ‘all of their money,’ regulators say
Last Updated: March 12, 2023 at 8:46 p.m. ET
First Published: March 12, 2023 at 7:01 p.m. ET
By Robert SchroederFollow
comments28
Signature Bank closed Sunday by regulators

Edit Signature Bank mainly deal with Crypto banking.

 

[Fact Finder]

Exactly FF. These devices need efficient power and they will stand out with their edge and Secure ML capabilities. The question will be is it worth having the M85 if you dont take up Akida to realise this potential.

Yes I think what some do not understand is:

“ARM goes one step beyond the fabless semi: it doesn’t even sell any chips into the marketplace. ARM instead, designs IP (instruction set architecture, microprocessor, graphics, interconnects) and licenses it to anyone who wants to use it. ARM’s customers will then take the IP they’ve licensed and design it into silicon. These customers can be fabless semiconductor companies or companies that own fabs”

The ARM Diaries, Part 1: How ARM’s Business Model Works

www.anandtech.com

So when an automotive ARM customer comes through the door they will say for example we have this sensor and we need a processor. This is our list of requirements.

ARM will then hand it off to their Engineers either in house or to their Ecosystem Engineers like Edge Impulse who will go through the ARM IP libraries and come up with a solution.

What was announced today allows those Engineers to pull out M85 and AKIDA and know they are compatible.

The design with expected performance numbers then goes to the Automotive customer who may then say sounds great can we see this working. Then Edge Impulse for example would provide the design to TSMC to have it produced as a reference chip or chiplet.

Once this reference chip is tested by the Automotive customer to their satisfaction they go off and have it made.

ARM never produces the chip but they do retain the rights to the IP and design and this is how the Qualcomm and ARM legal dispute has arisen.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[GDJR69]

Umm

Does it start with a A and end with a M

Still can't get it. Can I buy a letter?

 

[Steve10]

Still can't get it. Can I buy a letter?

Only if you're over 18.

 

[TechGirl]

Still can't get it. Can I buy a letter?

It’ll cost ya $50 buckaroos

 

[TECH]

I have been trying to find a post that was put up last week I think and I can't remember who posted it, but I sensed it should
not have been posted, why, because it came across as fact.

It stated that Brainchip had set the "floor price" at 0.55c for the LDA Capital financing arrangement.

If someone can please find that post and hopefully correct me in what I have stated above, because no one on this site would be
privy to anything discussed behind closed doors, it is/was a total (educated maybe) guess.

That information will only be revealed when the deal is done and dusted and the funds have been deposited.

Another piece of solid news out of the Brainchip Office this morning, could be a week of reveals at the conference.

Tech

 

[Fact Finder]

Umm

Does it start with a A and end with a M

Just a sec I have template I can use to check it with. Now where the heck did I put it. It can’t be more than arms length from where I am sitting. I’ll get back to you.

 

[Fact Finder]

Teksun as well. And the market reports only factor in known applications. There will be many new applications in future.

I read an article that mentioned going from von neumann to neuromorphic will be similar to going from morse code to telephone.

Yes and I could have added VVDN.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[The Pope]

Morning Chippers,

Wondering if Brainchip management will issue a ASX announcement today to alleviate investors concerns regarding SVB collapse.

I see two companys on the ASX have put out a statement to their shareholders this morning , on the ASX.

VGL & SKO

Regards,
Esq.

While we wait and don’t know if this link was shared the below May calm some nervous investors

FDIC Will Protect All Silicon Valley Bank Deposits After Sudden Collapse, Treasury Says

All of the failed bank's depositors will be able to access their funds on Monday—even if their deposits aren't covered by FDIC insurance.

www.forbes.com

 

[Steve10]

I forecast the following companies will embed Akida IP into their IoT chips:

Qualcomm, Intel, Texas Instruments, NXP, Infineon, STMicroelectronics, MediaTek, Microchip, Samsung, Silicon Labs, Nordic Semiconductor, SiFive.

When I first invested in BRN it was due to AI thematic. Then when details of the IP revenue model were announced I had visions of mini ARM.

Soon after many ex-ARM employees starting working for BRN. Vision changed to big ARM, not mini anymore.

Now after all the partnerships, market research reports, hiring of more high calibre semiconductor industry staff, lack of real competition, low cost, low power patented tech & new product launches I am convinced that BRN will become at least the size of ARM.

Market timing seems to be spot on, tech seems to be unique & in demand offering low cost solutions, TAM huge & for the cost of a packet of sauce as has been mentioned it's a no brainer to embed into most AI chips. Manufacturers will compete & want the latest tech to differentiate their products from competitors.

IoT smart devices will be everywhere. From smartwatches to smart running shoes. Smart traffic lights to smart street lights. Everything will have the opportunity to be smart for a packet of sauce. Industry has to save power, reduce latency & move to the edge as the cloud will not be able to handle the increase.

I think it was Sean that mentioned he wanted Akida to become standard in all devices similar to bluetooth.

 

[rayzor]

Boy somebody is trying to get a bargain​

8.474 million Buyers to 48c​

Prices table

BUYERSNUMBER	BUYERSVOLUME	BUYERSPRICE $	SELLERSPRICE $	SELLERSVOLUME	SELLERSNUMBER
54	711,071	0.505	0.510	676,849	69
217	3,083,429	0.500	0.515	719,208	47
65	1,022,295	0.495	0.520	259,746	27
75	1,075,303	0.490	0.525	441,671	18
34	975,354	0.485	0.530	427,395	15
48	1,607,322	0.480	0.535	108,634	5