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wilzy123
Founding Member
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
And will they pay it back the next year if the price falls.
This is dumb.
Now back to BRN
Mea culpa
prəmɪskjuəs
Not a problem Bravo although it won't be much. I'm a bit skint having made a small addition to the holdings. Can come over and help prep the hot tub tho’ and I’ll chat to Esq. to see if he’ll put together a playlist for the music machine. Least I can do for all your work.
Cartagena
Regular
Yep all stocks in the green today except BRN... another day in paradise. Also one of my friends who wrote to IR received a reply back from his letter not sure if should post here, will check if I can post the main parts...Great partnership = great effort required to wait for the SP to stop dropping.
Might have to put myself on a BetStop-esque self-exclusion program from looking at the price.
Eagerly awaiting more news regarding AKD1500 adoption and AKD2000 release
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SERA2g
Founding Member
Looking forward to akida chips being in Tetley's teabags, performing inference at the extreme edge, untethered from the cloud at ultra low power, to let me know when my partner's optimal brew / taste preference has been achieved for that perfect cuppa, every single time.
WIth one shot and on-device learning,, I expect each tea box to learn and understand the preference after that first cuppa. Repeatable and consistent for the remaining 99 tea bags per box.
Man, life is good! My upcoming marriage has been saved.
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
Question for those that have experience in reading the financials
After the large half yearly spend how many quarters do we now have left in the kitty to keep operating before we need to do another SP dilution sorry I mean Capital raise??
We need to get to break even pretty quickly but that may still be some time away.
Regards to all.
After the large half yearly spend how many quarters do we now have left in the kitty to keep operating before we need to do another SP dilution sorry I mean Capital raise??
We need to get to break even pretty quickly but that may still be some time away.
Regards to all.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Thanks @Mea culpa! That's so generous of you! And what better way to distract ourselves from incessantly looking at the SP than to be immersed in cleaning all of the caked-on grime, body oil and bacterial microbes out of the ol' hot tub-a-roo?
Perhaps we should extend an invite to @Damo4 as well because he seems to be going a little troppo too.
PS: Don't forget to bring your rubber gloves.
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SharesForBrekky
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Here is a really good article about India becoming the next Superpower, and the relevance of Brainchip's ever increasing significant connections with India:
hbr.org
Some really good points in the article being raised, such as:
"And as the United States’ concerns about China grow, India shines as a promising alternative in supply chains, innovation hubs, and joint-ventures. As the world’s largest democracy with an increasingly open economy and a strong technology sector, it has the potential to operate at scale."
"Trade relations with the United States are important at $100 billion a year but trade with neighboring China is double that. So, India will continue to trade actively with China as will the United States. But when it comes to technology, a sector in which clear decoupling has begun, India must choose which partner it wants to prioritize."
"But by collaborating with American companies and encouraging reciprocal cycles of innovation, more Indian companies can become genuine technological leaders, developing original intellectual property with its deep wells of talent. American companies must shift their perception of Indian companies from one of outsourcing to one of radical collaboration."
The U.S.–India Relationship Is Key to the Future of Tech
As the U.S. becomes more concerned about China, its relationship with India will become more important. This is particularly true in terms of technology. Both countries need to invest in creating a technology corridor between the two countries. That means removing trade barriers, but it also...
Some really good points in the article being raised, such as:
"And as the United States’ concerns about China grow, India shines as a promising alternative in supply chains, innovation hubs, and joint-ventures. As the world’s largest democracy with an increasingly open economy and a strong technology sector, it has the potential to operate at scale."
"Trade relations with the United States are important at $100 billion a year but trade with neighboring China is double that. So, India will continue to trade actively with China as will the United States. But when it comes to technology, a sector in which clear decoupling has begun, India must choose which partner it wants to prioritize."
"But by collaborating with American companies and encouraging reciprocal cycles of innovation, more Indian companies can become genuine technological leaders, developing original intellectual property with its deep wells of talent. American companies must shift their perception of Indian companies from one of outsourcing to one of radical collaboration."
Mea culpa
prəmɪskjuəs
Oh dear, my minds aghast at what perilous body fluid substances may be found. May need a super strength hospital grade antiseptic and a full body protection suit. Yeah, we can drag Damo along but there’s one or two purporting to be SH’s need not bother with.
GingerRogers
Emerged
Not really. Takes a long time from product design to product sale.
Damo4
Regular
Oh dear, my minds aghast at what perilous body fluid substances may be found. May need a super strength hospital grade antiseptic and a full body protection suit. Yeah, we can drag Damo along but there’s one or two purporting to be SH’s need not bother with.
Might have to clock in some time at the range tonight to cope ahahah
robsmark
Regular
That doesn’t mean that a material contract won’t be signed - looks at Renesas and Megachips… neither of these companies had a product developed before they signed a deal.
Getupthere
Regular
Interesting week ahead.
2.0 to be officially released.
Will Brn stay or get kicked out of the asx200 this Friday?
2.0 to be officially released.
Will Brn stay or get kicked out of the asx200 this Friday?
Pappagallo
Regular
I can’t wait until these products hit the market, not only for the royalties of course but also the knock on effect. If they can deliver products with significant competitive advantages (on the back of Akida) people are gonna ask how they’re doing it and investigate the possibility of doing it themselves.
Schnitzel lover
Regular
When we discuss and hear about partners of BRN that are announced as integrating the Akida technology into their offerings, can we safely say that some of these newly announced partners already are part of sub-licensing through Megachips? Or are they working with Renesas to build products?
There seems to be a disconnect between the excitement of such partnerships for us shareholders, whether they are or intend to be Akida IP license holders, whether they use third-party chipmakers to produce their desired products, and the point of which these partners' are in their product development cycles.
Eg. "By partnering with BrainChip and implementing Akida technology into medical and industrial solutions, we are able to deliver innovative solutions at a faster time to market than otherwise possible.”
What is a faster time to market? 6months, 1yr, 2yrs, 5yrs?
As much as BRN cannot break their NDAs and need to be highly discreet, I think some sort of communication as to how advanced some of these development cycles are would be reassuring. It is what I believe affects the issues surrounding the polarities of BRN's market valuation, from one of the potential next big 5, to currently, 'the boy who cried wolf'. It encourages an 'all-or-nothing' approach to investing as a shareholder, and why wonderful contributors such as FF are pilloried and bullied out of the public view, despite their tiresome research.
There seems to be a disconnect between the excitement of such partnerships for us shareholders, whether they are or intend to be Akida IP license holders, whether they use third-party chipmakers to produce their desired products, and the point of which these partners' are in their product development cycles.
Eg. "By partnering with BrainChip and implementing Akida technology into medical and industrial solutions, we are able to deliver innovative solutions at a faster time to market than otherwise possible.”
What is a faster time to market? 6months, 1yr, 2yrs, 5yrs?
As much as BRN cannot break their NDAs and need to be highly discreet, I think some sort of communication as to how advanced some of these development cycles are would be reassuring. It is what I believe affects the issues surrounding the polarities of BRN's market valuation, from one of the potential next big 5, to currently, 'the boy who cried wolf'. It encourages an 'all-or-nothing' approach to investing as a shareholder, and why wonderful contributors such as FF are pilloried and bullied out of the public view, despite their tiresome research.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
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