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The share price today, directly reflects the fact that i bought more yesterday at 26c!! Mutha trucka!!
It's always nice to get immediate confirmation, that you made the right decision.

But assuming you didn't buy, with the intention of selling at 26.5 cents..

"Time in the market" is always worse than trying to "time" the market.
 
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The BeEmotion.ai (formerly NVISO) Japan team will be demonstrating Interior Monitoring Solutions for Smart Vehicles and highlighting the enhanced capabilities of their algorithms utilising Akida IP in Yokohama this week.

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The share price today, directly reflects the fact that i bought more yesterday at 26c!! Mutha trucka!!
Let’s hope it’s just a tree shake, but I’ll be happy if it’s another pump and dump as I’ll have more $$$ in a week or so 😂 but might even sell some of my xrp after eventually breaking a 7 year cycle, fuk the sec and we all love Donald trump when it comes to crypto ❤️
 
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The share price today, directly reflects the fact that i bought more yesterday at 26c!! Mutha trucka!!
I am 100% sure they are always watching all of us very closely… something like, “Wait… wait a little longer… I have the feeling he’s thinking about buying more…” And then, when one of us thinks, “Ah, screw it… it probably won’t drop if I buy now since it looks so stable,” and ends up buying, the command center says, “DUMP IT… NOW NOW NOW!” And the opposite when we sell… “PUMP IIIIIIT”

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Nikunj was quite the star ⭐


Good evening from New Zealand,

The question I am going to be asking is, why would/did Nikunj decide to leave Brainchip, he was obviously spearheading many
different groundbreaking areas from within our company, including the Universities program, I would like clarity or closure so to
speak, did he feel he was being underpaid ?, did he feel that his growth or creative mind was being constrained under Sean's
leadership........why would an extremely intelligent staff member move on.

He had to be unhappy, we are a company at the forefront of Edge AI....something doesn't quite sit right in my uninformed opinion.

We have a brilliant team. don't misread what I'm trying to say, but unless I hear directly from Anil or maybe Peter as to why we would
let a superior staff member walk, I'll always be wondering, like some of you maybe, whether a personality clash of some sort was at play.

As many long termers already know, getting staff that are trained and specialized in Neuromorphic technology is and is still extremely
hard to secure....keep valuable staff at all costs I say !

Purely my thoughts....nothing more.

Regards.......Tech.
 
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Good evening from New Zealand,

The question I am going to be asking is, why would/did Nikunj decide to leave Brainchip, he was obviously spearheading many
different groundbreaking areas from within our company, including the Universities program, I would like clarity or closure so to
speak, did he feel he was being underpaid ?, did he feel that his growth or creative mind was being constrained under Sean's
leadership........why would an extremely intelligent staff member move on.

He had to be unhappy, we are a company at the forefront of Edge AI....something doesn't quite sit right in my uninformed opinion.

We have a brilliant team. don't misread what I'm trying to say, but unless I hear directly from Anil or maybe Peter as to why we would
let a superior staff member walk, I'll always be wondering, like some of you maybe, whether a personality clash of some sort was at play.

As many long termers already know, getting staff that are trained and specialized in Neuromorphic technology is and is still extremely
hard to secure....keep valuable staff at all costs I say !

Purely my thoughts....nothing more.

Regards.......Tech.
Maybe he could see another way earning loads more money incoperating Akida into a product himself or through another company, why wouldn’t you.
 
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Good evening from New Zealand,

The question I am going to be asking is, why would/did Nikunj decide to leave Brainchip, he was obviously spearheading many
different groundbreaking areas from within our company, including the Universities program, I would like clarity or closure so to
speak, did he feel he was being underpaid ?, did he feel that his growth or creative mind was being constrained under Sean's
leadership........why would an extremely intelligent staff member move on.

He had to be unhappy, we are a company at the forefront of Edge AI....something doesn't quite sit right in my uninformed opinion.

We have a brilliant team. don't misread what I'm trying to say, but unless I hear directly from Anil or maybe Peter as to why we would
let a superior staff member walk, I'll always be wondering, like some of you maybe, whether a personality clash of some sort was at play.

As many long termers already know, getting staff that are trained and specialized in Neuromorphic technology is and is still extremely
hard to secure....keep valuable staff at all costs I say !

Purely my thoughts....nothing more.

Regards.......Tech.
I don't think we'll her anything for either Anil or Peter.
I think they both will just be focusing on their retirement now.
Sean is probably one foot out the door too. Wouldn't want to be him going into the next AGM
 
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So this thing is looking like its going below 20 cents again. Sigh.....
Can't wait until this year is over and hope 2025 is THE YEAR for us
 
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I don't think we'll her anything for either Anil or Peter.
I think they both will just be focusing on their retirement now.
Sean is probably one foot out the door too. Wouldn't want to be him going into the next AGM
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So this thing is looking like its going below 20 cents again. Sigh.....
Can't wait until this year is over and hope 2025 is THE YEAR for us
I’ll be more than happy with the price again around the 20, but without news this is the way it looks like it’s heading especially with the large amount of shorts being taken out.
 
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So this thing is looking like its going below 20 cents again. Sigh.....
Can't wait until this year is over and hope 2025 is THE YEAR for us
Is there some new BRN news that I can't see?
 
It’s a bit blurry but nice to see GR716B on display front and centre.

Unfortunately I can’t make out their descriptions of the product.



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GR716B launch today: no mention of Brainchip in the PR but it’s my opinion Akida is the RTA upgrade from the GR716A version.


I think it will be worth the wait.


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I’ll be more than happy with the price again around the 20, but without news this is the way it looks like it’s heading especially with the large amount of shorts being taken out.
Shorters are having a feast and we got a dummy management.
Dyor
 
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drones using AI to target in Ukraine sounds like they could use some help...
They will get them.


"4,000 AI-controlled drones from Germany for Ukraine​

21 hours ago
For the first time, Germany is supplying Ukraine with combat drones. They are controlled by a newly developed artificial intelligence. What can the drones do?

It is the software that makes the new drone stand out: together with a Ukrainian manufacturer, the German AI company Helsing has developed a combat drone that can reportedly fly to its targets autonomously. Once programmed, a so-called kamikaze drone flies independently to its target and attacks it. When it hits its target, it detonates and is destroyed in the process.

The government in Kyiv is now receiving 4,000 of these combat drones, equipped with AI developed in Germany. For security reasons, both sides kept the technical details and the exact location of the production secret. So far, no photos of the drone have been released.

“Undermining electronic defense”​

Federal Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (SPD) only revealed some general information about the new combat drone: “These are drones that are able to reach 30-40 kilometers into the hinterland, which can attack command posts, logistics nodes and more.” The drone has the ability “to get around this and still reach the target, even if it is disrupted by the enemy's electronic defense,” Pistorius added.

Most drones are controlled by radio, some also by GPS. With the help of jammers, they can be diverted from their course and crash. Drones that can overcome the enemy's electronic defenses therefore represent a major strategic advantage.

He had seen the prototype of the drone in Ukraine a few months ago, the German defense minister added. He was convinced that these drones were “a really important asset” for Ukraine. So far, Germany has only supplied reconnaissance drones to Ukraine as part of its military aid . However, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) maintains his position of not supplying any Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine, which could be used to attack targets far inside Russian territory.

Drones as a replacement for artillery​

Drones are omnipresent on the battlefield in Ukraine. Both Russians and Ukrainians use them by the hundreds of thousands. Russia repeatedly uses drones to attack civilian targets and infrastructure in Ukraine. The Ukrainian armed forces also use drones to compensate for the lack of artillery and ammunition. They make do with inexpensive remote-controlled drones, which they equip with explosives and use against Russian positions.

AI for military purposes​

Helsing is a Munich-based company specializing in the development of AI applications for the defense sector. Since its founding in 2021, the company has landed a number of defense industry contracts. Among other things, Helsing is working on the electronic warfare capabilities of the German Eurofighter and on the AI infrastructure for the “Future Combat Air System” (FCAS), the combat aircraft of the future."
 
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Shorters are having a feast and we got a dummy management.
Dyor
They are only dummies to certain people until we get a price sensitive announce, but we are running out of time very fast and things will get very unpleasant across forums next year if nothing before Xmas.

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It’s a bit blurry but nice to see GR716B on display front and centre.

Unfortunately I can’t make out their descriptions of the product.



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GR716B launch today: no mention of Brainchip in the PR but it’s my opinion Akida is the RTA upgrade from the GR716A version.


I think it will be worth the wait.


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Hi Stable Genius,

according to ESA’s NEUROSPACE webpage (https://activities.esa.int/4000145267), we are less than half-way through Frontgrade Gaisler’s exploration of integrating BrainChip IP into their next-generation microprocessor design on FPGA that “seeks not only to demonstrate the advantages of neuromorphic computing but also to lay the groundwork for a product that could be commercialized in the future.

Regards,
Frangipani

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-441022

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Where are the announcements Sean?
 
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Hi Stable Genius,

according to ESA’s NEUROSPACE webpage (https://activities.esa.int/4000145267), we are less than half-way through Frontgrade Gaisler’s exploration of integrating BrainChip IP into their next-generation microprocessor design on FPGA that “seeks not only to demonstrate the advantages of neuromorphic computing but also to lay the groundwork for a product that could be commercialized in the future.

Regards,
Frangipani

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-441022

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Completely agree @Frangipani we still have a wait. It’s often the unknown which causes the angst. I don’t mind in this case because unlike most of our partners/customers the timeframe with FG is known. 🤞 Even though it’s some time off; there is a target end date easily within my timeframes. 😁

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