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IloveLamp

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I was disappointed to see Hehir’s emphasis on Akida 2.0, when much of the current revenue activity is on the Edge Box and other Akida 1.0 applications.

It troubles me that, after three years, we still do not have a single, demonstrable application of Akida. NDA’s are irrelevant. Brainchip itself could have made a doorbell, a mousetrap, or even a toy, which would demonstrate Aikido on/Akida off difference, cloud-free and battery powered.

Stand-alone edge devices must surely prevail. The absurd rush into data centres, storing and churning profligate information, using far too much energy in power and cooling, is a rush down a vast rabbit hole. So Brainchip is well placed, if it can just become better known, and openly included, in new, energy-efficient uses.
Front and centre at the Intel Foundary Services presentation recently not good enough?
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As a long term holder with more than a passing interest in the fundamentals of Brainchip I only ever ask myself the question do I believe the current share price represents fair value.

At 15 cents and every one cent increment through to 56 cents my answer was not yet.

I take some comfort from the fact that the CEO Sean Hehir in his presentation appears to share my opinion.

I also take comfort from the fact that he also saw the same significance I did in Brainchip’s name being displayed on stage throughout the Intel presentation by Pat Gelsinger.

I was also intrigued that Dr. Tony Lewis as Peter van der Made has over the years appeared to be hypothesising that 200 nodes of AKIDA science fiction could find their way into the data centre to compete head on with Nvidia, AMD and Intel.

My opinion only DYOR
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This report covers the end to a period where the BRN team was unpolished . A new beginning and professionalism has taken over , especially with the new guy from intel . Every move and squeak out of the company has been most positive .Everything has been hung out to dry today . Nothing more internally to look over our shoulders to worry about . The company is now professionally and firmly in control of its future . I look forward to tomorrow . We are two months into this current quarter . Salivating for the next report . Caffeine effected post .Good luck to us who remained strong today
 
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Chill people - nothing has changed - this is what you all need to day

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Bravo

If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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There's a bigger range of soft serves, than I could have ever imagined..

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But Christmas is over?!

Edit: in japan there is even a bigger range of soft serve, of range of soft serves than your imagination can imagine… only in japan
 
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Beebo

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Anyone know when the recording of the virtual investor roadshow will be available?
 
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7für7

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Anyone know when the recording of the virtual investor roadshow will be available?
Maybe after closing… but everything you have to know is, no lambo this week
 
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Beebo

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Maybe after closing… but everything you have to know is, no lambo this week
Thanks. I did listen live and I did hear something interesting, but want to confirm again. Anyone else heard Sean utter the phrase “looking for revenue trend in 2024?”
 
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JayDog

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Thanks. I did listen live and I did hear something interesting, but want to confirm again. Anyone else heard Sean utter the phrase “looking for revenue trend in 2024?”
He said something that indicated revenue this year. Was waiting for the recording to see how he worded it.
 
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Gemmax

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Thanks. I did listen live and I did hear something interesting, but want to confirm again. Anyone else heard Sean utter the phrase “looking for revenue trend in 2024?”
Along the lines of confident of revenue increasing. Not 100 % sure.
 
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Haven't had time to go right into this. It is a known program for intellisense but haven't seen these charts before. When you open up click on and download the charts.

https://techport.nasa.gov/view/125676

SC
 
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HopalongPetrovski

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Anyone know when the recording of the virtual investor roadshow will be available?
Often, later same day, usually, next day, sometimes, "a cuppla dayzzzzz.."

 
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Xhosa12345

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Thanks. I did listen live and I did hear something interesting, but want to confirm again. Anyone else heard Sean utter the phrase “looking for revenue trend in 2024?”

"now wheres that effing revenue trend at........."

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Hi All

I was disappointed that my questions as to whether Brainchip was aware of Ericsson’s 2023 published paper:

‘Towards 6G Zero-Energy Internet of Things: Standards, Trends, and Recent Results’ , and

if they had confirmed or verified the results covering the use of energy harvesting from typical indoor lighting to run AKIDA,

went unanswered.

Sadly we will never know if Ericsson researchers are correct unless of course you believe Ericsson are telling the truth about experimenting with AKIDA technology and have correctly recorded the results.

My opinion only DYOR
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“Towards 6G Zero-Energy Internet of Things: Standards, Trends, and Recent Results

Talha Khan, Sandeep Narayanan Kadan Veedu, András Rácz, Mehrnaz Afshang, Andreas Höglund, Johan Bergman -
Ericsson”


“The average values for energy consumption and harvesting are as follows: (1) the AI inference on the Akida chip consumes ~8 mJ/image inference with 480k neural network parameters and 4-bit quantization of the weights, (2) one radio transmission of a 20 bytes frame consumes ~5 mJ and requires ~4 ms transmission time, and (3) the solar harvester produces ~1.5 mW or equivalently 4.5 mJ/3 s power under typical indoor lighting.”

@Fact Finder Hi, could you not send this question to Tony to get a answer? I am sure with your standing with the company they may answer it. Would be great then to know, thanks
 
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Esq.111

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Haven't had time to go right into this. It is a known program for intellisense but haven't seen these charts before. When you open up click on and download the charts.

https://techport.nasa.gov/view/125676

SC
Afternoon Space Cadet ,

Good find thankyou.

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