Oha. Google replaces "stationery" with "Pappenstiel" cardboard handle. Germans know what is meant, but I'm not sure if it's in the poster's interest.)Your post makes my hackles bristol.
You are a menace to eloqution and talking proper.
English is not a difficult language. The problem is that English has different dialects. The challenging part is distinguishing between British, American, Australian, South African, etc. It's also funny how native speakers sometimes don't even understand each other in their own country.! There are more difficult languages in the world … the minion language for exampleJeez Chuck, give the guy a brake. Irrespective of his malaprop, I'm not ad verse to his words affect. I get what he meant, though it doesn't jive with proper english. When our aggressive sales force lands the big one whom between us will complane about renumerations? I would complement most all he says during his presentationing. He and his board will deserve there awards when our ship comes. He doesn't mispeak continually so I'd cut him some slack. I will add he does knead to be discrete when talking with customers. The farther he executes his plan the fewer misstakes we should see.
Sean does good speaking most times. Impatient investers may be impacted by miner things like this. I'm knot. I insure you, he is just human, irregardless what some may think. As our principled company moves ahead I would caution us all about slandering Sean. Personally I inferred what he said to mean pay. So, I insure every one that this miner muck up regarding numbers of remurerations is a nothing burger.
I say we precede to our next big podcast from our company's principle an let by gones be gone. Trust in me that this company is not stationery.
Farther, I sympathize with Sean because I make misstakes some times. Penultimately our company will secede, so lets get on the board.
Sincerely, dippY
P.S. My apologies to all the readers for whom English may be a second (third, fourth,....) language. My post was meant for those for whom English is a primary language and who, like me, bristle when fractured English is used by well meaning and innocent folks.
English is not an easy language to grasp and learn and the myriad grammer rules that may or may not apply. I applaud foreign born English speakers who have mastered writing my most difficult English language, ...like Frangini, for example.
Hi Tech, i am very positive as well. Our patent portfolio will just keep adding value. Gen 2 plus Tenns. Now looking at adapting TENNs to LLM's very soon. Planning to spend way more on R & D so expect some more patents. GEN 3 will be programmable by laypeople like us - that is big.Gidday All..I thought Tony's questions would have been a fair representation of shareholders concerns during the previous quarter..Sean was obviously reading a prepared, controlled response sheet..very robotic..that I don't like, not this far into his 5 year plan..as some others have already mentioned, rather too guarded.
We have the funds, we have the strong patent portfolio, with have the ever growing IP portfilio, we have added the software to the hardware offering, we have and still are bending over backwards to appease the EAP's...it really is OUT OF OUR CONTROL NOW...they, it or whomever will either commit, or just keep kicking tyres, it is frustrating..BUT as 2025 draws closer things may just surprise many of us...I'm still very positive but am honest enough to say I'm not satisfied at this point in our journey...TENN's X TENN's![]()
Hi Tech, i am very positive as well. Our patent portfolio will just keep adding value. Gen 2 plus Tenns. Now looking at adapting TENNs to LLM's very soon. Planning to spend way more on R & D so expect some more patents. GEN 3 will be programmable by laypeople like us - that is big.
Patents are our safety nest egg.
The deals will come. Patience required.
Are you telling me, you have nothing left to sell?..
FF
After listening to the Quarterly Update it seems that the AKIDA product portfolio now includes:
1. AKD1000 SoC
2. AKD1000 IP
3. AKD1500 Chip
4. AKD1500 IP
5. AKIDA 2.0 IP
6. AKIDA 2.0 TENNS IP
7. TENNS software
8. TENNS Pleiades software
9. VVDN AKIDA Edge Box
10. EDGX-1 Brain
11. (To be released) Unigen AKIDA Ai Cupcake Edge Server
12. (Under Development) Cloud based AKIDA FPGA Development Environment.
13. Models for Noise Cancellation and Keyword Spotting.
14. Optimised models for GENAi applications at the Edge including ASR.
My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder
1. AKD1000 SoC – A limited run of chips was produced with no plans for further production. The chips did not generate significant revenue or sell and are now being repurposed for applications like edge boxes.
2. AKD1000 IP – Two IP licenses have been sold (Renesas and Megaship), and Sean mentions that ongoing engagement continues with others.
3. AKD1500 Chip - The AKD1500 is an accelerator reference chip, which assists partners in developing and demonstrating their solutions as a stepping stone to integrating the Akida IP into their production SoCs - It’s not meant to be a revenue stream (just like edge boxes).
4. AKD1500 IP – No licenses have been sold. However, it's worth noting that Megachip said on LinkedIn they played a role in developing Akida1500, which I found interesting, as it suggested they might have had an end client or their own use in mind.
5. AKIDA 2.0 IP – No licenses sold.
6. AKIDA 2.0 TENNS IP - not a product still in development.
7. TENNS software - not a product still in development.
8. TENNS Pleiades software - not a product still in development.
9. VVDN AKIDA Edge Box – It's not intended to be a source of significant revenue but rather to showcase Akida's capabilities.
10. EDGX-1 Brain – This is not a product; it is a partnership project being undertaken under a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with EDGX.
11. (To be released) Unigen AKIDA Ai Cupcake Edge Server – as per VVDN box
12. (Under Development) Cloud based AKIDA FPGA Development Environment.
13. Models for Noise Cancellation and Keyword Spotting.
14. Optimised models for GENAi applications at the Edge including ASR.
Items 12 to 14 are not products but are under development to support the IP being sold. Sean has repeatedly emphasised that we are an IP-focused company. Our current IP product portfolio available now is AKIDA1.0, AKIDA1500, and AKIDA 2.0, and these are the products we are aiming to sell to reach viability.
FF intention is clearly in support of BRN without nitpicking or dreary downward dribble imo.1. AKD1000 SoC – A limited run of chips was produced with no plans for further production. The chips did not generate significant revenue or sell and are now being repurposed for applications like edge boxes.
2. AKD1000 IP – Two IP licenses have been sold (Renesas and Megaship), and Sean mentions that ongoing engagement continues with others.
3. AKD1500 Chip - The AKD1500 is an accelerator reference chip, which assists partners in developing and demonstrating their solutions as a stepping stone to integrating the Akida IP into their production SoCs - It’s not meant to be a revenue stream (just like edge boxes).
4. AKD1500 IP – No licenses have been sold. However, it's worth noting that Megachip said on LinkedIn they played a role in developing Akida1500, which I found interesting, as it suggested they might have had an end client or their own use in mind.
5. AKIDA 2.0 IP – No licenses sold.
6. AKIDA 2.0 TENNS IP - not a product still in development.
7. TENNS software - not a product still in development.
8. TENNS Pleiades software - not a product still in development.
9. VVDN AKIDA Edge Box – It's not intended to be a source of significant revenue but rather to showcase Akida's capabilities.
10. EDGX-1 Brain – This is not a product; it is a partnership project being undertaken under a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with EDGX.
11. (To be released) Unigen AKIDA Ai Cupcake Edge Server – as per VVDN box
12. (Under Development) Cloud based AKIDA FPGA Development Environment.
13. Models for Noise Cancellation and Keyword Spotting.
14. Optimised models for GENAi applications at the Edge including ASR.
Items 12 to 14 are not products but are under development to support the IP being sold. Sean has repeatedly emphasised that we are an IP-focused company. Our current IP product portfolio available now is AKIDA1.0, AKIDA1500, and AKIDA 2.0, and these are the products we are aiming to sell to reach viability.
When it’s deliberate misinformation to create a false narrative (even if it's a positive one), it’s not helpful.FF intention is clearly in support of BRN without nitpicking or dreary downward dribble imo.
Go brainchip.
Last time I tried to sell the wife I only got offered 2 cows and I camelAre you telling me, you have nothing left to sell?..
Get a grip and welcome to my World.
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