Nice work Townyj ...I never looked into BNP Paribas.. but i find it very interesting now as they are from France with HQ in Paris. *Cough* i wonder if Valeo are a part of this..?? Hmmmm.
*EDIT* well well well.. this is very interesting.
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More Info here that they deal with each other often... Soooo this is looking mighty fine tbh!
Valeo’s drive to clean mobility with first sustainability-linked bond - Global Markets
Valeo’s debut €700m sustainability-linked bond (SLB) signals the wider automotive sector is serious about transitioning to sustainable, low carbon mobility.globalmarkets.cib.bnpparibas
Thanks for that, love a morning dose of reading DiarrhoeaWhy aren't more companies investing in neuromorphic computer technology like Brainchip?
Answer (1 of 2): Neuromorphic technology has been “just coming” for a long time: Carver Mead’s book “Analog VLSI and Neural Systems” was published in 1989, there was interest in the 1990’s (I held a workshop in 1997 - see https://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/Neuromorphic/Info1.html and interest has ri...www.quora.com
Oh wow this is pretty interesting
That proves the geniusness of PVDM and AnilWhy aren't more companies investing in neuromorphic computer technology like Brainchip?
Answer (1 of 2): Neuromorphic technology has been “just coming” for a long time: Carver Mead’s book “Analog VLSI and Neural Systems” was published in 1989, there was interest in the 1990’s (I held a workshop in 1997 - see https://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/Neuromorphic/Info1.html and interest has ri...
Oh wow this is pretty interesting
It was only sour grapes for everyone until brainchip start showing them how to enjoy the fruit.Why aren't more companies investing in neuromorphic computer technology like Brainchip?
Answer (1 of 2): Neuromorphic technology has been “just coming” for a long time: Carver Mead’s book “Analog VLSI and Neural Systems” was published in 1989, there was interest in the 1990’s (I held a workshop in 1997 - see https://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/Neuromorphic/Info1.html and interest has ri...
Oh wow this is pretty interesting
Your posts made more sense when you used Chatgpt to write them.
Why aren't more companies investing in neuromorphic computer technology like Brainchip?
Answer (1 of 2): Neuromorphic technology has been “just coming” for a long time: Carver Mead’s book “Analog VLSI and Neural Systems” was published in 1989, there was interest in the 1990’s (I held a workshop in 1997 - see https://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/Neuromorphic/Info1.html and interest has ri...
Oh wow this is pretty interesting
Irish green for me
mocking contributors who potentially have english as a second language is low, even for you.
Why aren't more companies investing in neuromorphic computer technology like Brainchip?
Answer (1 of 2): Neuromorphic technology has been “just coming” for a long time: Carver Mead’s book “Analog VLSI and Neural Systems” was published in 1989, there was interest in the 1990’s (I held a workshop in 1997 - see https://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~lss/Neuromorphic/Info1.html and interest has ri...
Oh wow this is pretty interesting
I agree. Mocking someone’s English who has English as a second language would be low.
? I am positive about brainchip's technology, otherwise, I would sell and move on. But that doesn't mean I am not disappointed in the performance or frustrated by how long its taking to land a deal or meaningful revenue. Money don't lie but right now we don't see them so I am a bit worried thats all.View attachment 40664
Cardpro why do you do this to us?
Also if someone is positive, Toasty chimes in to shove his big MD down their throat, but this goes uncontested?
Your number 16, 16 on the top 20 is the brainchip holding for LTIP shares. So they didn't sell down as you say , they were handed out to employees under the long term incentive plan.
Wow - a list! What a life you must live!
I was wrong.
