Shadow59
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You're looking pretty good at the moment. I hope I haven't spoke too soon.
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mrgds
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Nah, Ol Esky is slipping as he was 10min early with his forecast.
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Remember the decision makers are in the USA where lawyers will litigate their own mothers for breach of fiduciary duty for not teaching them how to save their pocket money.
My opinion only DYOR
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So much more trustworthy than some unknown fool(s), not mentioning any names, LOL.
DingoBorat
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I know they wouldn't do that.
And although they say the share price isn't a focus (progressing the Company is and the share price follows) it is still important when raising funds.
Although there are very few, who have actually directly contributed funds to the Company (the majority of holdings being bought on market) this buying, has still supported the share price, for when raising has occurred.
I think, as part of marketing expenses BrainChip could backdoor some funds to Zeebot, for advertising, in the the same way GMH supported HDT during the days when Holden's didn't "officially" have a racing program.
(a car manufacturer supporting a racing venture, for the ones outside Oz).
This would be in the Company's best interests, in my opinion, but again I highly doubt it would happen.
(there is no problem of "integrity" in doing something like this, as marketing expenses, aren't itemised and it is legitimately "marketing" the Company).
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Even Sally does not get native SNN.
She should have responded:
“Brainchip’s AKIDA being event based SNN is directly compatible however Prophesee’s neuromorphic event based sensor can still be used with SynSense and other processors with some adjustments and performance loss.”
My opinion only DYOR
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I wonder how many eyes, actually witness our "musings"..
TSEx, only has just over 3200 members (3260 as of now).
Maybe 50 to 100 regular contributors.
The highest rated posts, that I've seen, have between 150 and 200 likes, so how many of that 3000 odd, actually still view the forum?
Could be a lot of lurkers?..
It would be interesting to see what kind of daily visitor (non member) traffic and even member traffic there is @zeeb0t, or that may be confidential information?..
Although we have members from around the World, I think our voice may be fairly small, in its "reach" currently..
I think it would definitely benefit those interested in BrainChip, if this forum was more widely known, but there are most likely many other forums around the World, discussing BRN..
Obviously not at our level of informational dissemination though
Over the last 30 days, 11,800 people visited the forum (all forums included in that number) and generated over 664,000 page views.
Damo4
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Wow great stuff!
Is 11800 unique IP addresses or could non-members be counted as duplicates per session?
DingoBorat
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Cheers for that Zeebot
So 11800/30 is 393.33
(393 people and a shorter, on average per day, across all company forums).
Can you tell if page views are unique?
Or if I come back to this page several times, to view new posts, I'm assuming that's counted as a view?
I think it's pretty obvious, that while we are probably the most informed BRN holders, outside of the Company itself, we are indeed a select group.
Which says 2 things.
1) We are very fortunate to have an almost "exclusive" access, to the information on this forum.
But more importantly.
2) We are "still" on the ground floor, in regards to our investment, in this Company and the Lion's share of new investor interest has occurred from outside share forums.
(seeing as ours is informationally the best).
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FJ-215
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Hi DB,
I know most here would be across this but some won't be. Guessing there are quite a few new holders after the recent run. If we all know it's coming then there will be no shock. I can already imagine the response from the goons on HC when this drops. Yes it is only the transfer of shares to LDA but those nutters won't let facts get in the way of a good down ramp.
Personally I would be happy to see us make a call soon. The AI buzz is still strong, the share price is up and we have some good news flow coming in April/May. (attending Embedded World, tinyML, Embedded Vision & Hardware Pioneers). An extra $12M in the bank by half year would be fantastic, no strain on the balance sheet if the BoD decide to tape out Akida 2 reference chips.
And just between you and me. Don't you think it is odd that Sean just did an investor presentation after the last cap raise finished? Bit like advertising a Boxing Day sale in January.
McHale
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Hi Fmf, that is a great find and a clear indicator of the fact that the BRN is moving into the limelight (this CES coverage is bigtime limelight), it's beginning to look like it is only a matter of time before BRN will be at the top of the charts, although I'm not talking about TA charts (and charting) because I am actually talking to top of the tech popularity charts.Nice we make the "Experience Highlights" select group on the CES 24 report.
Must be doing something well
Some decent names in the first couple of "highlights" groups with ours straight after the keynote highlights.
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Have to say though that my EWave TA has BRN going up, never in a straight line, but the medium term trend is up........
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Hi @Diogenese,
Are you able to find out more about this recent Apple patent involving a "Customizable Chip for AI applications".
It says here it involves neural networks and approximates the operation of a human brain.
DingoBorat
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That's the thing, it's already been announced, so they are not going to do it again, it will just happen (the collateral shares).
As for the timing of the call, the Company will have to consider it carefully.
Doing at these levels, will likely wipe out any share price gains and it would be a struggle to raise at an average of 30 cents.
They will want to do much higher, in my opinion and I'm guessing it would be in the new financial year as well.
So probably aiming for August/September (as well as giving time for IP deals to drop and additional Company/share price supporting developments).
The Company can't predict future market conditions, or World events, so it's hard to have a concrete plan, but I very much doubt, it will be before the AGM and then the end of financial year, is too close, with the additional pressure that provides.
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...Hi Bravo,
This is the Espacenet link:
US2022343135A1 CUSTOMIZABLE CHIP FOR AI APPLICATIONS 20190211
In one embodiment, a computing device includes an input sensor providing an input data; a programmable logic device (PLD) implementing a convolutional neural network (CNN), wherein: each compute block of the PLD corresponds to one of a multiple of convolutional layers of the CNN, each compute block of the PLD is placed in proximity to at least two memory blocks, a first one of the memory blocks serves as a buffer for the corresponding layer of the CNN, and a second one of the memory blocks stores model-specific parameters for the corresponding layer of the CNN.
[0004] A neural network is a system of interconnected artificial “neurons” that exchange messages between each other. The connections have numeric weights that are tuned during the training process, so that a properly trained network will respond correctly when presented with an image or pattern to recognize. The network consists of multiple layers of feature-detecting “neurons”. Each layer has many neurons that respond to different combinations of inputs from the previous layers. Training of a network is performed using a “labeled” dataset of inputs in a wide assortment of representative input patterns that are associated with their intended output response. Training uses general-purpose methods to iteratively determine the weights for intermediate and final feature neurons. In terms of a computational model, each neuron calculates the dot product of inputs and weights, adds the bias, and applies a non-linear trigger function (for example, using a sigmoid response function). Deep neural networks (DNN) have shown significant improvements in several application domains including computer vision and speech recognition. In computer vision, a particular type of DNN, known as a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), has demonstrated state-of-the-art results in object recognition and detection. A CNN is a special case of the neural network described above. A CNN consists of one or more convolutional layers, often with a subsampling layer, which are followed by one or more fully connected layers, as in a standard neural network.
[0009] A programmable logic device (PLD) is an electronic component used to build reconfigurable digital circuits. Logic devices can be divided into two categories: fixed logic devices and PLDs. The primary difference between fixed logic devices and PLDs is reconfigurability. Once fixed logic devices are manufactured, its circuit is permanently configured. This means that fixed logic devices can only perform a function or set of functions according to how the devices were manufactured. In contrast, PLDs are manufactured to be reconfigurable to allow wide range of logic capabilities, characteristics, speed and voltage characteristics.
[0010] Some of the first widely used PLDs were called programmable logic array (PLA), programmable array logic (PAL), and generic array logic (GAL). Then, through continuous development in the field, PLDs evolved into what is now known as a complex programmable logic device (CPLD) and field programmable gate array (FPGA).
This is a "compute-near-memory" architecture.
No reference to spikes, so the PLD is just running POD (plain old digital).
This patent does not use Akida (but it could).
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Wee bit dumped from asx 300 and Droneshield included. When you’re hot you’re hot . Maybe us next quarterThat's the thing, it's already been announced, so they are not going to do it again, it will just happen (the collateral shares).
As for the timing of the call, the Company will have to consider it carefully.
Doing at these levels, will likely wipe out any share price gains and it would be a struggle to raise at an average of 30 cents.
They will want to do much higher, in my opinion and I'm guessing it would be in the new financial year as well.
So probably aiming for August/September (as well as giving time for IP deals to drop and additional Company/share price supporting developments).
The Company can't predict future market conditions, or World events, so it's hard to have a concrete plan, but I very much doubt, it will be before the AGM and then the end of financial year, is too close, with the additional pressure that provides.
"just between you and me" on a public forum
FJ-215
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I'm just conservative when it comes to the balance sheet. We have good cash reserves now and if you include what is available thru LDA (whenever it comes) we have something like a 2 year runway. Add in a handful or 3 of IP licenses and royalties on top and it will be better again.That's the thing, it's already been announced, so they are not going to do it again, it will just happen (the collateral shares).
As for the timing of the call, the Company will have to consider it carefully.
Doing at these levels, will likely wipe out any share price gains and it would be a struggle to raise at an average of 30 cents.
They will want to do much higher, in my opinion and I'm guessing it would be in the new financial year as well.
So probably aiming for August/September (as well as giving time for IP deals to drop and additional Company/share price supporting developments).
The Company can't predict future market conditions, or World events, so it's hard to have a concrete plan, but I very much doubt, it will be before the AGM and then the end of financial year, is too close, with the additional pressure that provides.
"just between you and me" on a public forum
We are on our way!!!
Edit...
We will need to lodge an application for new securities with the ASX for the new shares. Same as we did for the previous ones back in December
Another uni association?
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