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[Diogenese]

Spatial computing? 2.5 times the performance using 50% less power....?

Smells like a lil newborn akida baby to me

Dyor

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Now you've upset Ella again!

 

[IloveLamp]

Now you've upset Ella again!

 

[DK6161]

Your the one that also said a day before the Akida 2.0 announcement there was not going to be one. You have no credibility in my book.

Wow, did you actually read the post?

 

[DK6161]

Hello fellow chippers!

Just received an unofficial update from the company.
How exciting!
The company has decided not to do an official announcement about AKD 2.0 because it is a bit pointless really at this stage when they are now focusing in AKD2500 which is due out September 2024.
So instead there will be a zoom presentation which is likely to happen by the end of next quarter with selected shareholders.
Be sure to check your email to see if you are lucky enough to get the invitation link.
Also Chris's farewell next Friday is still going ahead. A reminder that it is byo drinks, cakes, and tablecloths. It would be good if you can help with the clean up afterwards.
Unfortunately Chris has declined the farewell invite, but it is still going ahead anyway because Aileen has already started making a cake and we all know how excited she is making her first gluten-free cake. We also can't get a refund for the clown dude that we hired for the party. So it is going ahead everyone!
Bye!

 

[Iseki]

Spatial computing? 2.5 times the performance using 50% less power....?

Smells like a lil newborn akida baby to me

Dyor

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Smells like a lil newborn akida baby to me

Not just Akida, it's got all your other stock investments in there too!!!!! It's a miracle!

 

[Makeme 2020]

Hey Dio,

Hope you're keeping well and thanks for all your great contributions to this forum...nice post above, may I pass a comment, that being,
when Lou was the CEO (Chief Three Hats) I believe he was either spoken to or it was implied to me a number of years ago that he was
talking/naming companies that he wasn't in a position to be naming, if you get my drift.

I personally believe we are still involved with many of those above named companies, what proof (none)...will we end up in a smart phone/s
I also say yes, what proof (none).

If you are dealing with Apple (for example) and mention their name in the same sentence as your own little start-up, well, one thing's
for sure, you won't be dealing with them ever again....a loose quote from our former CEO (Chief Three Hats) not word for word, but the
meaning is/was the same.

As a number of posters have suggested, our company is 100% moving forward, our target market is still as sharp as ever, our company
has displayed true grit and integrity, delivered AKD 2.0 some time ago to our closest clients, made modifications to the architecture,
added more advanced technology, so the time is really upon us to see this goodwill repaid in the form of IP Licenses , designs and future
projects/products to benefit all...January 2025 still sits nicely in my mind, 5 quarters of growth, we as a company deserve to be rewarded
as we move on with AKD III.

Respectfully.....Chris (Tech)

Can't wait for 2026 , hang on now 2027, hold everything now it's 2030.
Stay strong.

 

[Diogenese]

I've always struggled to understand why people think BRN management are concerned with retail shareholders at all.

• When you buy shares, BRN gets $0.
• When you sell shares, BRN gets $0.
• Management are awarded shares as bonuses so 0 need to pay for shares out of their own pockets. When the share price is down they haven't lost any personal $$. They have insider knowledge of what is in the pipeline so no stress to be had.
• When BRN do a capital raise, retail shareholders get 0 offers to participate. If they needed retail to raise capital we'd likely have a different attitude from the company.
• BRN has a massive amount of retail shareholders which I honestly believe is seen as a huge negative. Companies favour stability which is found with institutional investors over 10's of thousands of retail investors/traders.

Combining these points and I struggle to see the benefit of keeping retail shareholders happy at all - we have very little to offer them.
Furthermore, the more silent and ambiguous they are, with a declining share price, the more likely retail shareholders will sell up and move on (which is a win for the company).

I made my peace with this a long time ago. I am continually excited by the info the company DOES put out about their partnerships and product advancements and because of this I will continue to buy shares regularly as I have done so for many years.

Hi A8,

While I agree that there is no point losing sleep over the share price, it's not correct to insinuate that management do not have an interest in the share price and their shares are free.

they are often awarded in the form of options;
the options are part of their salary package;
the options have a higher strike price than when the options were awarded;
the options cannot be exercised for a defined period;
if the SP is below the strike price on maturity, they are valueless.

Carrot and stick.

While some of the more hard nosed executives may adhere to the institutionals over retail principle, I like to think (on no evidence whatsoever) that PvdM and Anil have a more humanist outlook. I believe that PvdM was anxious not to fall into the clutches of venture capitalists.

That being said, the company's hands (and lips) are tied as to what they can disclose, and they have resolved to err on the side of caution with a view to NYSE registration in the not too distant future, an objective which may be thwarted by running afoul of the anti-tech ASX a second time.

As you say, the continuous stream of good news, particularly over the last 12 months, is sufficient to bolster our confidence in BRN.

 

[Damo4]

Hmmm I knew the good vibes in the forum wouldn't last.
I thought the deletions were the fix, but it was just the ANN.
Back they come today with their complaints, as though the company doing the right thing, is somehow the wrong thing?

 

[manny100]

Tbh, I think yesterday's Gen2 announcement missed the mark with the audience it was intended for. Certainly a missed opportunity to really promote to an audience that is dying for some love and attention. Simply the market does not understand the tech, nor the language used in the article. The relevance of the achievement and its intended impact on humanity as a whole was glossed over.

BRN spin doctors need to have a look at themselves or hire that guy that wrote up the article on Gen2 instead.

Agree, the market does not understand the tech or the industry. The market does not understand that we have the tech in readiness for the bulk of demand for real time AI avoiding a journey to the cloud. We are future focused - ready for action just waiting for exponential demand to arrive.
The market is still on its way.
Maybe we bought to early? I am not to fussed about that. If it goes down more its just another top up for me.
The US Top 500 is just about on the 50% fib retracement from the run up from March'23 lows. Its possible we may see a rebound from around here.
Also very close to the 38.2% retracement from the run up from Oct'22.

 

[Quatrojos]

Hi A8,

While I agree that there is no point losing sleep over the share price, it's not correct to insinuate that management do not have an interest in the share price and their shares are free.

they are often awarded in the form of options;
the options are part of their salary package;
the options have a higher strike price than when the options were awarded;
the options cannot be exercised for a defined period;
if the SP is below the strike price on maturity, they are valueless.

Carrot and stick.

While some of the more hard nosed executives may adhere to the institutionals over retail principle, I like to think (on no evidence whatsoever) that PvdM and Anil have a more humanist outlook. I believe that PvdM was anxious not to fall into the clutches of venture capitalists.

That being said, the company's hands (and lips) are tied as to what they can disclose, and they have resolved to err on the side of caution with a view to NYSE registration in the not too distant future, an objective which may be thwarted by running afoul of the anti-tech ASX a second time.

As you say, the continuous stream of good news, particularly over the last 12 months, is sufficient to bolster our confidence in BRN.

I can't recall the last options ann...

 

[robsmark]

I've always struggled to understand why people think BRN management are concerned with retail shareholders at all.

• When you buy shares, BRN gets $0.
• When you sell shares, BRN gets $0.
• Management are awarded shares as bonuses so 0 need to pay for shares out of their own pockets. When the share price is down they haven't lost any personal $$. They have insider knowledge of what is in the pipeline so no stress to be had.
• When BRN do a capital raise, retail shareholders get 0 offers to participate. If they needed retail to raise capital we'd likely have a different attitude from the company.
• BRN has a massive amount of retail shareholders which I honestly believe is seen as a huge negative. Companies favour stability which is found with institutional investors over 10's of thousands of retail investors/traders.

Combining these points and I struggle to see the benefit of keeping retail shareholders happy at all - we have very little to offer them.
Furthermore, the more silent and ambiguous they are, with a declining share price, the more likely retail shareholders will sell up and move on (which is a win for the company).

I made my peace with this a long time ago. I am continually excited by the info the company DOES put out about their partnerships and product advancements and because of this I will continue to buy shares regularly as I have done so for many years.

Over two years since we had a deal announced, and we have no revenue after having just released our third offering. Like it or lump it, this is the reason the SP is crashing.

People don’t understand what we do, and from the outside looking in, things look very very sad. That’s not to say that’s those responsible are right, it’s just how it is.

 

[Cardpro]

Didn’t say you couldn’t. Enjoy.
You just appear to not be enjoying the journey of BRN. Momentum for BRN is building. Let’s see where BRN is SP wise by mid 2026. I'm going around a year longer than Tech’s last quoted jan 2025.

Why would anyone find this journey enjoyable? You should look at the share price prediction post back in 2018 - 2022 or even earlier... lol We've encountered significant detours... in terms of developing marketable products, landing deals, IP contracts or generating meaningful revenue, resulting in a continuous decline in share prices over past few years...

Despite numerous positive developments/news which were often identified by posters here and often announced on twitter account, these advancements have yet to reach a level of significance warranting communication through an ASX market announcement. We haven't got a single update on the existing partnerships, IP deals from the company... we are expected to rely on the fact that there are no further annoucement and hence it's going well...

Furthermore, we still lack a timeframe for expected future income & revenue and although I understand that they probably dont have one especially after Sean's optimistic speculation during the AGM, suggesting imminent financial improvements (IMO) by saying "watch the financials!"... they should have one for investors/future investors...

 

[mrgds]

F.U.B.A.R YEAH .....................

 

[wilzy123]

Over two years since we had a deal announced, and we have no revenue after having just released our third offering. Like it or lump it, this is the reason the SP is crashing.

People don’t understand what we do, and from the outside looking in, things look very very sad. That’s not to say that’s those responsible are right, it’s just how it is.

Isn't this basically just a rehashed version of what you waddled into the forum to say yesterday... and the day before... and practically every day in the weeks/months before that?

Sounds like a lot of wasteful effort .. .does it get boring? Like, how does it improve anything for you or for others?

 

[robsmark]

Isn't this basically just a rehashed version of what you waddled into the forum to say yesterday... and the day before... and practically every day in the weeks/months before that?

Sounds like a lot of wasteful effort .. .does it get boring? Like, how does it improve anything for you or for others?

Ohhh the irony. I just can’t.

 

[manny100]

From the ann " “With Akida’s 2nd generation in advanced engagements with target customers, and MetaTF enabling early evaluation for a broader market, we are excited to accelerate the market towards the promise of Edge AI” "
Target customers likely include a few who tested Gen 1 and made suggestions for improvements. Adoption by these customers may not be far off as AKIDA announced to be produced in April 2021 - well over 2 years to test.

 

[Damo4]

Over two years since we had a deal announced, and we have no revenue after having just released our third offering. Like it or lump it, this is the reason the SP is crashing.

People don’t understand what we do, and from the outside looking in, things look very very sad. That’s not to say that’s those responsible are right, it’s just how it is.

I can only imagine the efforts they are making to close deals and engage with potential customers, are focused on companies like Renesas. They require different presentation to those made to potential investors.
If the tech was dumbed down (Brain-like-chip) it could come across as immature to a large ecosystem partner who needs the fine details.

I think the quicker people realize that despite being on the ASX for a while now, we really are only at the beginning of the journey to revenue and worldwide recognition amongst lay-people.
No one likes to be told to be more patient, but there's so many pieces clicking on, and the SP will catch up when the market understands.

Even if you wish to blame management for holding the stock on it's way down, they aren't going to give you your money back, so a new approach might be in order.

 

[wilzy123]

Ohhh the irony. I just can’t.

Like clockwork... LMAO.

 

[robsmark]

Like clockwork... LMAO.

I wonder if we’ll ever bump into each other at a Brainchip event…

 

[wilzy123]

I wonder if we’ll ever bump into each other at a Brainchip event…

What is this, the 1980s? What's with these types of threats?

Give it a rest old man