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BOB Bank of Brainchip
Good morning,
Just letting you know that I'm organising another coffee/tea meet up in downtown Perth in late May or late June.
So the guys whom attended last time, here's another opportunity to rub shoulders with the Perth based team, lady shareholders are also welcome to join in, it's only a small group of a dozen.
It's an informal meet up, mainly to thank the Perth team in person and chat about Brainchip and technology in general, only one rule, no asking questions that will obviously cause embarrassment to the staff, by not being able to answer for legal reasons.
Good news is, I spoke with Peter last night, and he is happy to come along again...pretty good eh !
I'm contacting Tony, Adam and a number of other staff whom may wish to join in for an hour or so, for a positive, uplifting feeling focused on our company !
Stay tuned, there's plenty going on behind the scenes, all the company's hard work will be blossoming in the coming months, in my opinion of course...
Just letting you know that I'm organising another coffee/tea meet up in downtown Perth in late May or late June.
So the guys whom attended last time, here's another opportunity to rub shoulders with the Perth based team, lady shareholders are also welcome to join in, it's only a small group of a dozen.
It's an informal meet up, mainly to thank the Perth team in person and chat about Brainchip and technology in general, only one rule, no asking questions that will obviously cause embarrassment to the staff, by not being able to answer for legal reasons.
Good news is, I spoke with Peter last night, and he is happy to come along again...pretty good eh !
I'm contacting Tony, Adam and a number of other staff whom may wish to join in for an hour or so, for a positive, uplifting feeling focused on our company !
Stay tuned, there's plenty going on behind the scenes, all the company's hard work will be blossoming in the coming months, in my opinion of course...
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
According to Stockhead Brainchip holds the post-Covid meme stock title! We'll be having a laugh about this one day at the beach at Monaco where its full of people saying AKIDA BALLISTA and tipping with $100 bills.
stockhead.com.au
Where are they now? The anatomy of an ASX meme stock - past, present (and future) - Stockhead
The meme stock – a unique phrase, which gained traction in the halcyon days of the post-COVID bull market.
Taproot
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Re: Broadcom. ( I reckon Tech's hunch is a good one, I like it )
Louis DiNardo gives a year-end update. 2019
"We're also in discussions in Japan. There was a question about our relationship with Socionext. We'll touch a little bit more on... The manufacturing or the development process has gone exceptionally well -- very, very strong team, both in San Jose here in California as well as in Shinyokohama in Japan. We couldn't be happier. Our team works very, very well with them. But we have had significant discussions about how to broaden that relationship, now that we're going to go away for fab. They build ASICs. They're the second largest ASIC supplier in the world, only behind Broadcom. They would be a phenomenal channel for us to have our IP block in their menu of alternatives that they can present to their customers for neural network embedded in SoCs or ASICs."
Louis notes in this end of year BRN update that Socionext are the second largest ASIC supplier in the world, only behind Broadcom.
Also
Re: Broadcom
May mean nothing but :
Also from Pitt Street research:
Chip and module sales: In addition to IP related revenues, we expect BRN to generate revenues from sales of Akida chips that it has manufactured by third parties, i.e. chip foundry TSMC in Taiwan. Foundries are third-party chip manufacturers that manufacture chips designed by other companies. For instance, a company like Apple could design a new mobile phone chipset using its own IP in addition to IP from design houses like ARM and Broadcom.
It can then outsource production of the actual chips to a foundry, like TSMC. By the way, we believe all of these types of players (design houses, foundries and electronics companies) are potential customers for the Akida IP.
Broadcom owns an outfit called Symantec ( World leader in Cyber Security )
www.broadcom.com
I also don't mind the fact that Broadcom has a market cap of 240 Billion USD give or take a few billion on any given day.
An absolute Behemoth
Louis DiNardo gives a year-end update. 2019
"We're also in discussions in Japan. There was a question about our relationship with Socionext. We'll touch a little bit more on... The manufacturing or the development process has gone exceptionally well -- very, very strong team, both in San Jose here in California as well as in Shinyokohama in Japan. We couldn't be happier. Our team works very, very well with them. But we have had significant discussions about how to broaden that relationship, now that we're going to go away for fab. They build ASICs. They're the second largest ASIC supplier in the world, only behind Broadcom. They would be a phenomenal channel for us to have our IP block in their menu of alternatives that they can present to their customers for neural network embedded in SoCs or ASICs."
Louis notes in this end of year BRN update that Socionext are the second largest ASIC supplier in the world, only behind Broadcom.
Also
Re: Broadcom
May mean nothing but :
Akida™ Development Kit - Raspberry Pi
- SoC: Broadcom BCM2711C0 quad-core ARM Cortex-A72 (ARMv8-A) 64-bit @ 1.5GHz
- GPU: Broadcom VideoCore VI
Also from Pitt Street research:
Chip and module sales: In addition to IP related revenues, we expect BRN to generate revenues from sales of Akida chips that it has manufactured by third parties, i.e. chip foundry TSMC in Taiwan. Foundries are third-party chip manufacturers that manufacture chips designed by other companies. For instance, a company like Apple could design a new mobile phone chipset using its own IP in addition to IP from design houses like ARM and Broadcom.
It can then outsource production of the actual chips to a foundry, like TSMC. By the way, we believe all of these types of players (design houses, foundries and electronics companies) are potential customers for the Akida IP.
Broadcom owns an outfit called Symantec ( World leader in Cyber Security )
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I also don't mind the fact that Broadcom has a market cap of 240 Billion USD give or take a few billion on any given day.
An absolute Behemoth
Shadow59
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As Sean says "The best kept secret!""We should point out that, despite the potential outlined above, there is as yet no compelling demonstration of a commercial neuromorphic technology" WOW I can't believe they have not got the word on Brainchips AKIDA !!!! Great find @Bravo77
Not even people who think they know something don't really!
mrgds
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Ill be very comfortable , just in the middle of the yachts in the foreground,According to Stockhead Brainchip holds the post-Covid meme stock title! We'll be having a laugh about this one day at the beach at Monaco where its full of people saying AKIDA BALLISTA and tipping with $100 bills.
Where are they now? The anatomy of an ASX meme stock - past, present (and future) - Stockhead
The meme stock – a unique phrase, which gained traction in the halcyon days of the post-COVID bull market.
Think thats FFs in the background ..........................
Okeydokey01
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NDA's are co-signed by both parties. Given how broad the application of our technology is, I don't believe that Brainchip would ever enter into an NDA that was restrictive to or not in our commercial interest. In my experience NDA's sit around the larger deals with the larger more established customers where the stakes are higher.
As our CEO has stated "watch the financials" I for one am happy to take revenue over free advertising ant day of the week.
Was it Henry Ford who said "Any colo(u)r as long as it's white"?
Bloody auto text (how does 'hope' become 'gape')......?i gape they didn't mean 'days'
Looks like a combination of fat-thumb-itis and idiomatic* spellcheck.
* idiomatic = automatic idiot, the name of my first daisywheel printer.
Fact Finder
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Just to reinforce how single minded and driven are the Brainchip team I will relate something that occurred yesterday.Good morning,
Just letting you know that I'm organising another coffee/tea meet up in downtown Perth in late May or late June.
So the guys whom attended last time, here's another opportunity to rub shoulders with the Perth based team, lady shareholders are also welcome to join in, it's only a small group of a dozen.
It's an informal meet up, mainly to thank the Perth team in person and chat about Brainchip and technology in general, only one rule, no asking questions that will obviously cause embarrassment to the staff, by not being able to answer for legal reasons.
Good news is, I spoke with Peter last night, and he is happy to come along again...pretty good eh !
I'm contacting Tony, Adam and a number of other staff whom may wish to join in for an hour or so, for a positive, uplifting feeling focused on our company !
Stay tuned, there's plenty going on behind the scenes, all the company's hard work will be blossoming in the coming months, in my opinion of course...
During one of my standard searches I brought up a research paper out of China from earlier this month. It was 99% in one of the Chinese languages but a few words were in English “CNN to SNN converter” which of course Brainchip holds a patent over.
We are having NBN problems due to rain getting into the box in the street and I could not get Google translate to work.
Being out of China I emailed it to Tony Dawe on the off chance at around lunchtime.
At 11.23pm Tony replied enclosing an email to him from Peter van der Made with an English translation of the paper and a brief analysis of the paper which confirmed they had no idea about Brainchip’s secret sauce and were relying on a well known inefficient mostly abandoned method. Peter van der Made’s email was timed at 9.33pm last night.
What an extraordinary company made so by these amazing people.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Dijon101
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Just go back and edit the original post.Plus the idiot who didn't proof read prior to posting
If Fd does that, it'll look like I'm having another attack of Tourette's.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
The AI chip market was woth 8
I just found out that the AI chip market was worth 8 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow to 200 billion by 2030 according to a report by Aliied Market Resarch based in Portland, Oregon.
Looks like that marina will have to undergo a pretty hefty extension to fit all of our yachts in!
https://www.wsj.com/articles/inside-intels-strategy-to-compete-with-nvidia-in-the-ai-chip-market-11649447815
I just found out that the AI chip market was worth 8 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow to 200 billion by 2030 according to a report by Aliied Market Resarch based in Portland, Oregon.
Looks like that marina will have to undergo a pretty hefty extension to fit all of our yachts in!
https://www.wsj.com/articles/inside-intels-strategy-to-compete-with-nvidia-in-the-ai-chip-market-11649447815
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