Not from me "Eye Ahh En" ..................RED BABY YEAH .......................I must say, the correlation of negative, self pity and outright attacking posts with any given "red day" is uncanny
That's easy. ARM Helium is a vector extension of the instruction-set architecture and has nothing to do with any Akida IP.How do you know that the helium technology doesn't contain the AKIDA IP?
I don’t know who was in the group. I am taking a stab at who it may have been and I don’t read all the posts here daily to keep up though.we are’nt talking about our top 20 holders now are we you know it and I know it,we’re talking about the select few on this website that are slipped privately information that other shareholders have not been informed of. To keep the flow of dot joining to know where, to string the unwise along to influence votes,
Grow up. Management would never disclose anything to the "select few" anyway. Oh, I think I just heard your mum calling you for dinner also.what are we not allowed to talk about the secret meeting our management had with a select few on this forum site anymore, oh SORRY we have swept that under the carpet already ,please forgive me.
Galaxies mum be likeGrow up. Management would never disclose anything to the "select few" anyway. Oh, I think I just heard your mum calling you for dinner also.
Now isn’t that a familiar name…
Australian stock exchange picks India's TCS to rebuild software after earlier flop
Australian stock exchange operator ASX said it had hired Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to overhaul its clearing and settlement software, opting for a route that will take less customisation after ditching a much-criticised blockchain-based effort.www.reuters.com
Australian stock exchange picks India's TCS to rebuild software after earlier flop
By Byron Kaye and Himanshi Akhand
November 20, 20237:34 AM GMT+1Updated 18 min ago
[1/2]A board displaying stock prices is adorned with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) logo in central Sydney, Australia, February 13, 2018. Picture taken February 13, 2018. REUTERS/David Gray/File Photo Acquire Licensing Rights
Nov 20 (Reuters) - Australian stock exchange operator ASX (ASX.AX) said it had hired Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (TCS.NS) to overhaul its clearing and settlement software, opting for a route that will take less customisation after ditching a much-criticised blockchain-based effort.
The choice is a major departure from its decision in 2017, announced with much fanfare, to be at the vanguard of adopting blockchain-like technology for use in critical financial architecture, an attempt that resulted in repeated delays before it was shelved last year.
It also represents a more cautious approach: ASX will switch to the new software in stages, rather than the "big bang" changeover that its users considered risky. That will, however, take time, with the overhaul now expected to finish in 2029, some 13 years after it began.
India-listed TCS's software is used by exchanges around the world including in Finland and Canada for functions it would be expected to perform for ASX's Clearing House Electronic Subregister System, or CHESS, the Australian exchange said on Monday.
The failure also resulted in a A$176.3 million writedown and had shaken market participants' trust in ASX, the world's 17th biggest exchange that hosts companies worth a combined A$1.6 trillion ($1 trillion).
It also prompted the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to open an investigation into the exchange's disclosures about the project.
"This is an important decision by ASX but there is still a long way to go to deliver a CHESS replacement," ASIC Chair Joe Longo said in a statement.
"It will be critical for ASX to now focus on engaging with the market on the detailed design of the CHESS Replacement program with a realistic and achievable timeline for implementation," Longo added.
The ASIC statement did not mention the status of the investigation into ASX and an ASIC spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.
ASX shares were up 1.7% in afternoon trade. Analysts welcomed the project reset despite reservations.
"While this decision marks a positive strategic step forward for ASX, the lengthy implementation timeframe and lingering uncertainty over medium-term operating cost and capex implications continue to cloud the cost outlook," Jarden analysts said in a client note.
ASX said it expected the first stage of the new project, clearing software, to cost between A$105 million and A$125 million with delivery around 2026. The cost and timing of the settlement and other software will be decided in 2024.
($1 = 1.5366 Australian dollars)
Reporting by Byron Kaye in Sydney and Himanshi Akhand in Bengaluru; Editing by Edwina Gibbs
Are you ok? You sound upset! Would you like a cuddle?Yep management sure are trying to influence the budgies here with there special little meetings of a few of the brainwashed,if they can keep them singing the can’t wait till next quarter song,maybe just maybe they may be able to convince investors that they should keep us on as I’m sure that’s the only reason. We’ll just maybe they were the only ones stupid enough to continue to listen to the bullshit without throwing their shoes at them(a form of great insult in some political circles). Ever week that goes by is’ not closer to an announcement,it closer to bankruptcy sack the bludgers I say should have happen last AGM. Except the agm was full of happy clappers,sheep
Could you name the select few you speak of? And could you point to the privately held information that was released by those said few on here to keep the flow of dot joining to nowhere( yes that is the correct spelling) going to string us all along?we are’nt talking about our top 20 holders now are we you know it and I know it,we’re talking about the select few on this website that are slipped privately information that other shareholders have not been informed of. To keep the flow of dot joining to know where, to string the unwise along to influence votes,
Who said you weren't allowed to talk about it? Are you not telling us all how left out you feel? Didn't FF give you a full rundown of the meeting? Plenty of users on here talking about it. Some are happy, some couldn't care less, and some are really upset that they didn't get an invite. That's life unfortunatelywhat are we not allowed to talk about the secret meeting our management had with a select few on this forum site anymore, oh SORRY we have swept that under the carpet already ,please forgive me.
Good Afternoon IIoveLamb ,Galaxies mum be like View attachment 50010
Awww thanks mate!Good Afternoon IIoveLamb ,
Too funny , winning post of the day from me.
Dam funny .
Regards,
Esq.
So secret that we thankfully got all the information here.what are we not allowed to talk about the secret meeting our management had with a select few on this forum site anymore, oh SORRY we have swept that under the carpet already ,please forgive me.