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Labsy
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The board has my full support. I will not stomp on this little precious seedling 
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Go get em brainchip. Upwards and onwards....
I didn't expect much from this quarter like I said before, but am hopeful for this year generally...
Those of you who want to crush the board can sell your shares and get stuffed.
...Go get em brainchip. Upwards and onwards....
I didn't expect much from this quarter like I said before, but am hopeful for this year generally...
Those of you who want to crush the board can sell your shares and get stuffed.
Fullmoonfever
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Wonder if they got to catch up with Tony
Bio-Inspired Networks to Interface With Nervous System
EPISODE #9 45:14 By Sunny Bains 04.19.24
Dr. Elisa Donati of the Institute of Neuroinformatics in Zurich talks to Dr. Sunny Bains about neuromorphic circuits for prosthetics, drug delivery, and more. Discussion follows with Dr. Giulia D’Angelo from the Fortiss research institute in Munich, and Professor Ralph Etienne-Cummings of Johns Hopkins University.
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REC: Oh, so Auke came later, after the lamprey. Auke’s work was with salamanders, if I understand correctly. He basically looked at the different changes of gait from a salamander in water versus a salamander on land, and how that transition happens. That came a little bit later, after we started getting more into how you deal with lamprey control under different conditions of the surface upon which that animal is operating—so in water it’s very different from underground, and how do you make that transition?
I should also point out Tony Lewis, who was another of the starting individuals that worked on this. This is the work he did with George Bekey at USC, where they basically used learning to reconfigure the networks with the type of connectivity that give rise to certain swimming characteristics with CPGs.
So anyway, just to finish the thought: there’s quite a deep level of publication in this area.
SB: Tony Lewis who is now at BrainChip, we should point out.
REC: Yeah. I think he’s the newly appointed CTO.
SB: Yeah. I’m hoping to go and visit him before or after NICE in April.
REC: Excellent. And I think they’re actually—just a little aside—BrainChip just put out their new system. It’s available for an $800 purchase.
GDA: Oh, wow.
REC: I thought, oh, maybe I’ll contact Tony and say, “Hey, can I get one?!” Yeah, Tony and I have published together quite a bit as well, so we have a long history together.
Bio-Inspired Networks to Interface With Nervous System
EPISODE #9 45:14 By Sunny Bains 04.19.24
Dr. Elisa Donati of the Institute of Neuroinformatics in Zurich talks to Dr. Sunny Bains about neuromorphic circuits for prosthetics, drug delivery, and more. Discussion follows with Dr. Giulia D’Angelo from the Fortiss research institute in Munich, and Professor Ralph Etienne-Cummings of Johns Hopkins University.
Excerpt:
REC: Oh, so Auke came later, after the lamprey. Auke’s work was with salamanders, if I understand correctly. He basically looked at the different changes of gait from a salamander in water versus a salamander on land, and how that transition happens. That came a little bit later, after we started getting more into how you deal with lamprey control under different conditions of the surface upon which that animal is operating—so in water it’s very different from underground, and how do you make that transition?
I should also point out Tony Lewis, who was another of the starting individuals that worked on this. This is the work he did with George Bekey at USC, where they basically used learning to reconfigure the networks with the type of connectivity that give rise to certain swimming characteristics with CPGs.
So anyway, just to finish the thought: there’s quite a deep level of publication in this area.
SB: Tony Lewis who is now at BrainChip, we should point out.
REC: Yeah. I think he’s the newly appointed CTO.
SB: Yeah. I’m hoping to go and visit him before or after NICE in April.
REC: Excellent. And I think they’re actually—just a little aside—BrainChip just put out their new system. It’s available for an $800 purchase.
GDA: Oh, wow.
REC: I thought, oh, maybe I’ll contact Tony and say, “Hey, can I get one?!” Yeah, Tony and I have published together quite a bit as well, so we have a long history together.
Makeme 2020
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What have you got inside information.The board has my full support. I will not stomp on this little precious seedling
Go get em brainchip. Upwards and onwards....
I didn't expect much from this quarter like I said before, but am hopeful for this year generally...
Those of you who want to crush the board can sell your shares and get stuffed.
Or just gullible.
Smoothsailing
Regular
Indeed questions on Megachip or Renesas ,Arm, Intel haven’t been discussed in any depth which I think can and should be without breaking any rules of NDAs.
It helps with moral of holders.
How can a CEO be breaking NDAs when all he says is yes we are still engaged with them and as you all know they sell to these companies and we are diligently working through their designs for various products but can’t give you details
Rather than no comment can be made due to NDAs. I am a long term shareholder and believe this type of request is very fair indeed
It’s all about communication which keeps the belief we are being looked after.
7für7
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I have nothing against different opinions. But what some people are trying to do here (the ones you're now trying to defend) is to influence others with their negativity. It's not just a normal opinion, it’s more like: "SAY NO IN THE VOTING... I VOTE NO! COME ON, WHO'S WITH ME? Say NO!" That's manipulating... all that's missing are pitchforks and torches like in the dark ages during the witch hunts!
And I'm not pushing, I just won't let the grumps take over here! I never said "AKIDA IS INVOLVED IN EVERYTHING RELATED TO AI!!! BUY SHARES... BUY ALL THE SHARES, COME ON, COME ON"
Don't exaggerate by accusing me of something that's not true. Many have put me on ignore because I was too anti-brainchip in some statements... such as when I said I don't like it when everything related to AI is immediately associated with BrainChip. As you can see, I'm not a pusher! Over and out
Once again this leaves me dumb founded.
I don't know our current staffing levels and how many of them are in each roll but seeing only $90k in receipts from customers make me think we either have way too many staff or lots of free work is currently being done all to show companies what we can do or on projects that will show income soon.
Trusting we have people who know how to run a business, I suspect they are doing this free work for our partners with Akida being in products sooner rather than later.
Right now I live in hope. My gut instinct still says I'm on a winner still but it's bloody difficult not hearing any (what I'd call) significant news from the company.
I don't know our current staffing levels and how many of them are in each roll but seeing only $90k in receipts from customers make me think we either have way too many staff or lots of free work is currently being done all to show companies what we can do or on projects that will show income soon.
Trusting we have people who know how to run a business, I suspect they are doing this free work for our partners with Akida being in products sooner rather than later.
Right now I live in hope. My gut instinct still says I'm on a winner still but it's bloody difficult not hearing any (what I'd call) significant news from the company.
Pom down under
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Fullmoonfever
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Quick summary from Intel's 24 Q1 report.
Wish we had a slice of the 50 client test chips.
www.hpcwire.com
Intel Foundry Highlights
Wish we had a slice of the 50 client test chips.
Intel Reports Q1 2024 Financial Results
SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 26, 2024 — Intel Corporation has reported first-quarter 2024 financial results. First-quarter revenue of $12.7 billion, up 9% year over year (YoY). First-quarter GAAP earnings (loss) per […]
www.hpcwire.com
Intel Foundry Highlights
- At its inaugural Direct Connect event in February, Intel launched Intel Foundry, the world’s first systems foundry for the AI era, supported by nearly 300 ecosystem partners in attendance. At Direct Connect, Intel Foundry announced an increased expected lifetime deal value for external customers of more than $15 billion.
- Intel continues to drive customer adoption of Intel 18A, with a major U.S. aerospace and defense customer committing to Intel 18A, bringing Intel Foundry’s external customer commitments on Intel 18A to six. This quarter, Microsoft also announced its plans to design a chip on Intel 18A.
- Intel unveiled its process technology roadmap beyond its five-nodes-in-four-years process goal, adding Intel 14A to its leading-edge node lineup following Intel 18A and announcing several specialized node evolutions for Intel 3, Intel 18A and Intel 14A to enable customers to develop and deliver products tailored to their specific needs.
- Intel Foundry has a strong pipeline of nearly 50 customer test chips, and has engagements with almost every foundry customer in the industry on advanced packaging, including five design awards.
Makeme 2020
Regular
WTF.Quick summary from Intel's 24 Q1 report.
Wish we had a slice of the 50 client test chips.
Intel Reports Q1 2024 Financial Results
SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 26, 2024 — Intel Corporation has reported first-quarter 2024 financial results. First-quarter revenue of $12.7 billion, up 9% year over year (YoY). First-quarter GAAP earnings (loss) per […]
Intel Foundry Highlights
- At its inaugural Direct Connect event in February, Intel launched Intel Foundry, the world’s first systems foundry for the AI era, supported by nearly 300 ecosystem partners in attendance. At Direct Connect, Intel Foundry announced an increased expected lifetime deal value for external customers of more than $15 billion.
- Intel continues to drive customer adoption of Intel 18A, with a major U.S. aerospace and defense customer committing to Intel 18A, bringing Intel Foundry’s external customer commitments on Intel 18A to six. This quarter, Microsoft also announced its plans to design a chip on Intel 18A.
- Intel unveiled its process technology roadmap beyond its five-nodes-in-four-years process goal, adding Intel 14A to its leading-edge node lineup following Intel 18A and announcing several specialized node evolutions for Intel 3, Intel 18A and Intel 14A to enable customers to develop and deliver products tailored to their specific needs.
- Intel Foundry has a strong pipeline of nearly 50 customer test chips, and has engagements with almost every foundry customer in the industry on advanced packaging, including five design awards.
Why are you promoting Intel.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
IFS...pretty sure we're part of the ecosystem yeah?
Smoothsailing
Regular
To me that shows we are not involved with the 18A but I don’t know that for sure.
I hope we are 18 is my lucky number
I hope we are 18 is my lucky number
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Makeme 2020
Regular
Sean and the Board what a joke.
Talk is cheap.
What happened to Renesas and Megachips.
Watch the financials.
Tip of the Iceberg.
Explosion of sales.
And
And
2025.
Sorry 2026.
Sorry 2027.
And.
What's your view on the slide presentation on TeNNs by the CTO?
rgupta
Regular
Those of you who want to crush the board can sell your shares and get stuffed.The board has my full support. I will not stomp on this little precious seedling
Go get em brainchip. Upwards and onwards....
I didn't expect much from this quarter like I said before, but am hopeful for this year generally...
Those of you who want to crush the board can sell your shares and get stuffed.
I assume that is the best statement. If you are not happy with the board, to me you have two solutions
1. Better board members ( can they see better candidates)
2. Sell today as the prices may go down if board is getting dissolved and it can put projects on hold.
Definitely for negative voting people they can make more money today than if the board is getting dissolved.
Dyor
Interesting reading all the comments on the financials. I didn’t expect much, in regard's to revenue, am surprised others did, to be honest.
I don’t believe that Brn management have mislead anyone. There’s been no promises or guarantees. Just people speculating. Over speculation can bring a lot of disappointment. It also allows down rampers to go wild when results are not that great.
I know that results have been a bit slower than what we hoped for but I do believe that the company had to be properly structured in order to move forward.
The company today is far different than what it was 3 years ago, even 2 years ago. Some people will understand that, others won’t.
Brn had no choice but to form partnerships. It’s was the only way that they could get their products out and flood the market. Everyone is talking about Brainchip atm.
If you do not understand what is going on atm, at least take the time to learn or move on. No point in continually bashing or speculating.
Just my opinion.
GLTAH
I don’t believe that Brn management have mislead anyone. There’s been no promises or guarantees. Just people speculating. Over speculation can bring a lot of disappointment. It also allows down rampers to go wild when results are not that great.
I know that results have been a bit slower than what we hoped for but I do believe that the company had to be properly structured in order to move forward.
The company today is far different than what it was 3 years ago, even 2 years ago. Some people will understand that, others won’t.
Brn had no choice but to form partnerships. It’s was the only way that they could get their products out and flood the market. Everyone is talking about Brainchip atm.
If you do not understand what is going on atm, at least take the time to learn or move on. No point in continually bashing or speculating.
Just my opinion.
GLTAH
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