Dr E Brown
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It literally tells you in the press release!!!
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BOB Bank of Brainchip
Yep hope so.... it's certainly looking much better and almost down to January levels lowest of the year!!
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Wait! I just thought of something a bit interesting! Pure speculation on my behalf, but I wonder if our latest appointment means that we could expect, in the not too distant future, for Akida to be integrated with Habana's Gaudi 2 chip to help it compete, nay, wipe the floor with Nvidia’s H100 GPU?
AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
Don't forget we already have a friendship with Intel Fountry too
BrainChip Joins Intel Foundry Services IP Alliance to Advance Neuromorphic AI at the Edge
BrainChip joins with Intel Foundry Services to advance edge-based neuromorphic AI, revolutionizing the field of artificial intelligence.
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toasty
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Shows the media power of the Intel brand.....something that we have yet to even remotely approach. That said, our latest hire might be able to help rectify that..........
DingoBorat
Slim
Not the way I personally like to see shorts "unwind"..Yep hope so.... it's certainly looking much better and almost down to January levels lowest of the year!!
Thanks for that. I hadn't read the press release, just the LinkedIn stuff.
If you don't have dreams, you can't have dreams come true.
DingoBorat
Slim
People should know, that assuming the actual short "float" isn't reducing, these shorts will just be placed at a higher level.
It's possible that the reduced short float, due to ASX200 removal and the high probability of positive news flow, is also making it more attractive, for them to pull them and have "dry" shorts (because all shorters leak a bit..) and have them available, to sell into a rising share price.
Especially if it's a strong move.
Nothing they like better, than feeding over exuberant enthusiasm and then buying back in the pullback.
They gotta be careful with this one though
They aren't always as smart as they think they are..
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Shows the media power of the Intel brand.....something that we have yet to even remotely approach. That said, our latest hire might be able to help rectify that..........
Hey burnt toast, what sort of comment is that ! "something that we have yet to even remotely approach"
Give me air, Intel has been around for 55 years ! we at Brainchip were officially acknowledged as Brainchip Holdings Ltd in 2015, some
8 years ago, "remotely approach" FFS.
One guy doesn't make a team, but as you rightly point out "our latest hire might be able to help rectify that" (along with the team)
Here's a question for all, would you prefer to buy our stock at around 18c or load up at north of $2.00....give me strength, a silver lining
is staring us all in the face, turn this shorts crap into a positive for yourself, rob a bank, bend over for the bank manager, but don't break
any laws
these stock prices won't last forever....anyone wish to by a villa, only $750,000 NZD Tech (Karikari Peninsula)
mkm109
Regular
Definitely AKIDA inside !!
AWS STM32 ML at the Edge Accelerator shows the best of AI on microcontrollers when ST and Amazon Web Services come together
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David holland
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Is it mentioned or purely speculation
Frangipani
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People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones…
Why don’t you spend more time on proofreading your own posts instead of constantly belittling fellow posters?
Isn’t getting the year wrong in an official ASX ANN so much more embarrassing than an anonymous forum poster’s typo?! Yet, not a single one of your inflationary clown emojis or sarcastic “Great post!” remarks was reserved for a comment on our company’s oversight? I’d call that a double standard…
You seem to insinuate stupidity and/or lack of education as the underlying cause(s) of all spelling mistakes. Let me remind you, then, that some slip-ups by contributors to this forum appear to be cases of too hasty typing or flawed voice-to-text recognition, a couple of posters are most likely dyslexic (which has nothing to do with their level of intelligence, by the way), and for many of us here on TSE, English is not our first language anyway. Just a number of other reasons why people make such mistakes. How do you explain yours, by the way?
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Violin1
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Well put. I invite anyone to google "Bob the angry flower" to learn about the English language.People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones…
Why don’t you spend more time on proofreading your own posts instead of constantly belittling fellow posters?
Isn’t getting the year wrong in an official ASX ANN so much more embarrassing than an anonymous forum poster’s typo?! Yet, not a single one of your inflationary clown emojis or sarcastic “Great post!” remarks was reserved for a comment on our company’s oversight? I’d call that a double standard…
You seem to insinuate stupidity and/or lack of education as the underlying cause(s) of all spelling mistakes. Let me remind you, then, that some slip-ups by contributors to this forum appear to be cases of too hasty typing or flawed voice-to-text recognition, a couple of posters are most likely dyslexic (which has nothing to do with their level of intelligence, by the way), and for many of us here on TSE, English is not our first language anyway. Just a number of other reasons why people make such mistakes. How do you explain yours, by the way?
Forming the Plurals of Abbreviations and Acronyms
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DingoBorat
Slim
WilzyPeople who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones…
Why don’t you spend more time on proofreading your own posts instead of constantly belittling fellow posters?
Isn’t getting the year wrong in an official ASX ANN so much more embarrassing than an anonymous forum poster’s typo?! Yet, not a single one of your inflationary clown emojis or sarcastic “Great post!” remarks was reserved for a comment on our company’s oversight? I’d call that a double standard…
You seem to insinuate stupidity and/or lack of education as the underlying cause(s) of all spelling mistakes. Let me remind you, then, that some slip-ups by contributors to this forum appear to be cases of too hasty typing or flawed voice-to-text recognition, a couple of posters are most likely dyslexic (which has nothing to do with their level of intelligence, by the way), and for many of us here on TSE, English is not our first language anyway. Just a number of other reasons why people make such mistakes. How do you explain yours, by the way?
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mkm109
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There were a number of points in the article that triggered my understanding that it must be Akida 1000,
Model zoo
accelerator
etc
However after going down the rabbit hole of the web site and looking at the IP portion of the MCU documentation I can see that it is an ARM IP solution.
So unfortunately I no longer think it uses AKIDA
Luppo71
Founding Member
OpenAI Agreed to Buy $51 Million of AI Chips From a Startup Backed by CEO Sam Altman
Documents show that OpenAI signed a letter of intent to spend $51 million on brain-inspired chips developed by startup Rain. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman previously made a personal investment in Rain.
ok tech savvy peeps, thoughts on this.
From Facebook group.
sorry if posted already .
Already covered by @Diogenese post #71485OpenAI Agreed to Buy $51 Million of AI Chips From a Startup Backed by CEO Sam Altman
Documents show that OpenAI signed a letter of intent to spend $51 million on brain-inspired chips developed by startup Rain. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman previously made a personal investment in Rain.www.wired.com
ok tech savvy peeps, thoughts on this.
From Facebook group.
sorry if posted already .
Schnitzel lover
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Must’ve been cup of tea time..
wilzy123
Founding Member
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones…
Why don’t you spend more time on proofreading your own posts instead of constantly belittling fellow posters?
Isn’t getting the year wrong in an official ASX ANN so much more embarrassing than an anonymous forum poster’s typo?! Yet, not a single one of your inflationary clown emojis or sarcastic “Great post!” remarks was reserved for a comment on our company’s oversight? I’d call that a double standard…
You seem to insinuate stupidity and/or lack of education as the underlying cause(s) of all spelling mistakes. Let me remind you, then, that some slip-ups by contributors to this forum appear to be cases of too hasty typing or flawed voice-to-text recognition, a couple of posters are most likely dyslexic (which has nothing to do with their level of intelligence, by the way), and for many of us here on TSE, English is not our first language anyway. Just a number of other reasons why people make such mistakes. How do you explain yours, by the way?
Forming the Plurals of Abbreviations and Acronyms
The plural of an abbreviation or acronym is shown by adding s to the end. Do not use an apostrophe before the s unless the apostrophe significantly helps the readers.
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Now I know who should be put in charge of proof reading BRN ANN's before they are released
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