David holland
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Brainchip will always stand in the background to these big companies, Our company with generate revenue, watch the Financials not for ASX Annoucement
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Brainchip won't sign another ip deal lol?
What are you smoking sir lol, can i have some??
Food4 thought
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It’s amazing that you now are a total Brainchip guru with so much knowledge of the knowns and the unknowns.
I can’t wait for your next quality post.
“You are the man”
Kachoo
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Just ignore the comments lol.
Whats happened has happened.
Whats going to happen well its not dictated by the past.
You have 3 options BUY, HOLD or SELL.
David holland
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How long has Sean been The boss?
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David holland
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No more IP Signings my opinion, I hope I'm wrong however maybe Partnerships is worth more longterm
Falling Knife
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and this passage below from that post, IMO, is why MB stated they are seeking to sign another partnership in 2024 with ???? to progress development of MBoS with NVIDIA. Brainchip would fit the bill one would think.... I have everything crossed this is one of the sparks igniting the share price in 2024.
Here is the MB clip stating this: “later this year we will decide on a partner to further develop this technology.”
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TheFunkMachine
seeds have the potential to become trees.
My guess is 5 more IP deals. ARM/INTEL/QUALCOMM/SAMSUNG/INFINION
THEY ALONG WITH RENASAS AND MEGACHIPS will service the rest of the world.
#onecanonlydream
Esq.111. yes I agree.. volumes are not great.
I asked the same question 2 weeks ago. Got nothinJust sittin down for dinner F&Chips with a brewski, and boom, first time I’ve seen a TV advert for Samsungs new phone GALAXY AI !
Are we powering this droid ?
Bring it
SONIC OUT !
Fullmoonfever
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Looks like some industry / academic discussions about Gen 2.0 coming up in March at a conference in Russia.
Nice (maybe?) They have an interest in what we're achieving.
Nice (maybe?) They have an interest in what we're achieving.
David holland
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I hope your right but I'm not holding my breath
Oh how i wish you would
Fullmoonfever
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Hadn't seen this from late last year.
Not a bad rap for one of our partners.
Congrats to them.
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Not a bad rap for one of our partners.
Congrats to them.
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VORAGO Technologies Honored on Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ 2023 List
Austin-Based Startup Among a Niche Group of Hardware & Semiconductor Companies on a List Dominated by Software and ServicesSpread the Word:
AUSTIN, Texas - Nov. 8, 2023 - PRLog -- Deloitte has named VORAGO Technologies (https://www.voragotech.com/) to its North America Technology Fast 500™ list for 2023. The Technology Fast 500 provides a ranking of the fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech, and energy tech companies—both public and private—in North America.
VORAGO Technologies is the only pure-play rad-hard Arm® company, providing radiation hardened components (https://www.voragotech.com/products-main) for extreme environments. VORAGO's customers include many of the premier names in the aerospace and defense sector. In 2023, the company expanded its team into Europe to better serve its global customer base as its rapid growth continues worldwide.
"We are honored to be named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list and proud to be a part of this prestigious group of innovative, fast-growing technology companies," said Bernd Lienhard, CEO of VORAGO Technologies. "VORAGO has been on a tremendous growth trajectory over the past few years as we serve a growing need for rad hard MCUs to support both government and commercial space missions. We are excited to continue this path as we develop innovative new products and expand our global reach."
David holland
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Ha ha keep dreaming for that IP signing numb nut
Frangipani
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Looks like some industry / academic discussions about Gen 2.0 coming up in March at a conference in Russia.
Nice (maybe?) They have an interest in what we're achieving.
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Hi Fullmoonfever,
that conference will actually take place in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi (aka Tiflis), not in Russia.
Georgia declared its independence from the USSR in April 1991, shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union. Since the brief 2008 Russo-Georgian war, the two countries have had no formal diplomatic relations.
The South Caucasian (aka Transcaucasian) republic, situated at the strategically important crossroads where Europe meets Asia, aspires to become a full member of NATO (to which it has close ties) and was recently granted EU candidate status (in December 2023). But to complicate things, Georgia currently not only has a pro-Western president, but also a Russian-friendly prime minister who is not interested in Western integration, so the results of the upcoming 2024 parliamentary elections will shape future relations with Moscow…
The speaker of the talk on neuromorphic computing, Denis Larionov, is indeed from Russia, though. He works for Cifrum, a subsidiary company of the Russian Federal Agency on Atomic Energy (ROSATOM).
You don’t seem to be aware that he is one of the co-authors of a paper published in 2022, that you had shared previously here on TSE?
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-147517
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