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The Next Frontier in AI: How BrainChip Holdings is Shaping the Future​

by Isaiah Gallagher
December 3, 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, BrainChip Holdings has emerged as a trailblazer, pioneering advancements in neuromorphic computing technology. By integrating AI with human-like brain functioning, this Australian tech company promises to reshape how machines interact with the world.
Neuromorphic computing is a nascent field focused on emulating the neural structure and functioning of the human brain. This approach not only enhances AI capabilities but also significantly reduces power consumption, a critical factor in today’s energy-conscious world. BrainChip Holdings has developed a cutting-edge chipset, Akida™, designed to process data in a manner akin to human synapses.
This groundbreaking technology has the potential to revolutionize numerous sectors. From autonomous vehicles to robotics and cybersecurity, BrainChip’s neuromorphic solutions could enhance machine learning applications to become faster, more efficient, and inherently smarter. The low power demands of its chipsets offer a distinct advantage in mobile and edge computing environments where energy efficiency is paramount.
Future implications of BrainChip’s technology are profound. It pushes the boundaries of conventional AI systems, providing a scalable platform for future innovations. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life, BrainChip Holdings is poised to become a crucial player in the development of smart, sustainable technologies.
With investors and technologists alike watching closely, BrainChip Holdings not only adapts to the current technological landscape but also actively shapes the future of AI, promising a world where machines think more like us.

BrainChip Holdings: A Game-Changer in Neuromorphic Computing​

Introduction to BrainChip Holdings and Neuromorphic Computing
In the race to advance artificial intelligence technology, BrainChip Holdings has carved out a unique niche with its foray into neuromorphic computing. This Australian tech innovator is at the forefront of designing AI systems that aspire to mimic the neural processes of the human brain, thereby promising more organic interactions between machines and their environments.
Innovations in the Akida™ Chipset
At the heart of BrainChip’s advancements lies the Akida™ chipset. This state-of-the-art processor is engineered to replicate human-like synaptic processing, making it a critical component of future AI developments. The chipset’s architecture is not only groundbreaking for its functionality but also for its sustainability impact. Akida™ drastically reduces energy requirements, which is especially crucial in today’s drive towards eco-friendly technologies.
Key Features of BrainChip’s Technology
Energy Efficiency: The Akida™ chipset’s low power consumption is a highlight feature, providing a significant edge in mobile and edge computing applications. This makes it ideal for devices that rely on battery power, ensuring prolonged usage without sacrificing performance.
Enhanced Processing Speed and Efficiency: Emulating human synapses allows for quicker data processing while maintaining accuracy, bridging the gap between machine learning applications and human brain functionalities.
Versatile Applications: From enhancing the capabilities of autonomous vehicles and robotics to bolstering cybersecurity measures, the potential uses of BrainChip’s technology are vast and varied. Its ability to learn and adapt quickly makes it suitable for dynamic environments.
Market Implications and Predictions
As BrainChip Holdings continues to revolutionize AI, industry analysts predict a significant shift towards neuromorphic computing models. This technology holds the promise of redefining AI deployment, particularly in areas demanding real-time processing and minimal energy consumption.
Pros and Cons of BrainChip’s Approach
Pros:
– Innovative and sustainable technology
– Faster and more efficient AI capabilities
– Reduced energy usage aiding in cost-effective deployments
Cons:
– Currently in its nascent stages, which might delay mass adoption
– Possible integration challenges with existing AI infrastructures
Security and Sustainability Aspects
Security is a forefront consideration with the deployment of neuromorphic technologies. BrainChip is keenly aware of the potential for cybersecurity advancements through its innovative solutions. Moreover, the sustainability of their chipsets aligns with global environmental goals, offering a greener alternative to traditional AI processing methods.
Conclusion
In the rapidly progressing AI arena, BrainChip Holdings stands out with its neuromorphic computing breakthroughs. By continually pushing the boundaries of AI technologies, BrainChip is not only adapting to current demands but also paving the way for future innovations. As this technology matures, it is set to become a cornerstone in creating intelligent, sustainable machine ecosystems


Isaiah Gallagher

Isaiah Gallagher is an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and his Master's in Information Technology from the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, Isaiah joined the headquarters of Sun Microsystems, taking charge of their technology analysis division. During his tenure, he developed a fascination with detailing emerging technologies, which fueled his decision to start authoring insightful tech-related books. Ever since, Gallagher has been forwarding his insights, sharing a deep understanding of transformative technologies that impact business, society, and daily life. His practical field experiences and scholarly background provide a unique synthesis in his writing, making him an influential voice in the tech world.

Hi Fullmoonfever,

to be honest, I’m extremely skeptical with regards to this “author” being a real person - happy to be proven wrong, though.

The whole article sounds suspiciously AI-generated to me and is hosted on a Polish website full of other articles on AI accompanied by lots of AI-generated images…

When you click on “Contact”, you get connected to ai2.news, a now defunct website that used to have similar articles. It reminded me of yet another website hosted in Poland called ts2.space (now aka ts2.tech), about which @cosors once wrote this:


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http://elblog.pl also links to this eerie Facebook page:

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Despite my gut feeling already telling me it was an AI-generated text, I still decided to give the “author” the benefit of the doubt and find out more about said Isaiah Gallagher himself, as I was curious why someone of his calibre, who must be sought-after by editors of renowned tech magazines all over the world, would choose to write articles for a virtually unknown website (on a global scale that is) with an 👽 logo, registered in Poland.

With laudatory words like these…

Isaiah Gallagher

Isaiah Gallagher is an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and his Master's in Information Technology from the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, Isaiah joined the headquarters of Sun Microsystems, taking charge of their technology analysis division. During his tenure, he developed a fascination with detailing emerging technologies, which fueled his decision to start authoring insightful tech-related books. Ever since, Gallagher has been forwarding his insights, sharing a deep understanding of transformative technologies that impact business, society, and daily life. His practical field experiences and scholarly background provide a unique synthesis in his writing, making him an influential voice in the tech world.

… you would surely expect to find some information about resp. from this gentleman online? Well, you probably already guessed it: my search didn’t come up with anything relevant at all.

Was that whole paragraph on Isaiah Gallagher’s bio possibly nothing but an AI-generated hallucination?
Was it someone who loves both Händel and Oasis who created the moniker? 😅

What I did happen to discover, though, is that there is a Polish city called Elbląg, which could explain the website’s name - clever pun!

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Some people might argue as long as it’s good publicity for BrainChip, they don‘t care whether the author of that text is an LLM or “an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry (…) making him an influential voice in the tech world.”
To me, however, it makes a huge difference validation-wise.
 

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Looks like we were / are being played with at SnT Uni of Luxembourg in relation to SatComs.


Geoffrey Eappen​

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SnT, Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust

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Research Associate at SnT, University of Luxembourg. My role delved into the captivating realms of satellite communication, where I use the power of machine learning with onboard processing, alongside implementing cutting-edge FPGA-based hardware solutions. I'm at the forefront of AI development and deployment, leveraging state-of-the-art Xilinx boards, Intel Loihi clouds, and the innovative Akida brainchip. Join me on this journey at the intersection of technology and innovation
 
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Podcast out 👍
 
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I can't locate Episode 7 of the Quarterly?
 
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Hi Fullmoonfever,

to be honest, I’m extremely skeptical with regards to this “author” being a real person - happy to be proven wrong, though.

The whole article sounds suspiciously AI-generated to me and is hosted on a Polish website full of other articles on AI accompanied by lots of AI-generated images…

When you click on “Contact”, you get connected to ai2.news, a now defunct website that used to have similar articles. It reminded me of yet another website hosted in Poland called ts2.space (now aka ts2.tech), about which @cosors once wrote this:


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http://elblog.pl also links to this eerie Facebook page:

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Despite my gut feeling already telling me it was an AI-generated text, I still decided to give the “author” the benefit of the doubt and find out more about said Isaiah Gallagher himself, as I was curious why someone of his calibre, who must be sought-after by editors of renowned tech magazines all over the world, would choose to write articles for a virtually unknown website (on a global scale that is) with an 👽 logo, registered in Poland.

With laudatory words like these…

Isaiah Gallagher

Isaiah Gallagher is an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and his Master's in Information Technology from the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, Isaiah joined the headquarters of Sun Microsystems, taking charge of their technology analysis division. During his tenure, he developed a fascination with detailing emerging technologies, which fueled his decision to start authoring insightful tech-related books. Ever since, Gallagher has been forwarding his insights, sharing a deep understanding of transformative technologies that impact business, society, and daily life. His practical field experiences and scholarly background provide a unique synthesis in his writing, making him an influential voice in the tech world.

… you would surely expect to find some information about resp. from this gentleman online? Well, you probably already guessed it: my search didn’t come up with anything relevant at all.

Was that whole paragraph on Isaiah Gallagher’s bio possibly nothing but an AI-generated hallucination?
Was it someone who loves both Händel and Oasis who created the moniker? 😅

What I did happen to discover, though, is that there is a Polish city called Elbląg, which could explain the website’s name - clever pun!

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Some people might argue as long as it’s good publicity for BrainChip, they don‘t care whether the author of that text is an LLM or “an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry (…) making him an influential voice in the tech world.”
To me, however, it makes a huge difference validation-wise.
Riveting
 
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Diogenese

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Just wait til they put the LLMs in charge of the cheque book and watch the BRN SP fly.

Not sure if it would be insider trading or nepotism.
 
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Just wait til they put the LLMs in chharge of the cheque book and watch the BRN SP fly.

Not sure if it would be insider trading or nepotism.

Yep, Akida Pico should be suitable for small LLM at the edge type of applications - as shown on one of those brainchip demo videos recently. Imagine a world with no product manuals… you can just ask ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the temperature of the fridge?’, ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the color saturation of the TV?’… ‘hey Akida, how do I manually down shift a gear’ … etc and etc … All these applications shouldn’t require internet connectivity!

I have got more BrainChips on my Super! These shares will be put in the bottom of my drawers!!! I would like to sincerely thank the shorters and the crappers in the crapper site for letting me get more at the 20s cents range!!!!!!!!

Fingers crossed for some good news in 2025 and beyond!
 
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Yep, Akida Pico should be suitable for small LLM at the edge type of applications - as shown on one of those brainchip demo videos recently. Imagine a world with no product manuals… you can just ask ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the temperature of the fridge?’, ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the color saturation of the TV?’… ‘hey Akida, how do I manually down shift a gear’ … etc and etc … All these applications shouldn’t require internet connectivity!

Wifey and I have both got more BrainChips via our AustralianSuper!!! We have recently switched to AustralianSuper just because it allows us to get more BrainChips. These shares will be put in the bottom of our drawers!!! I would like to sincerely thank the shorters and the crappers in the crapper site for letting us get more at the 20s cents range!!!!!!!!

Fingers crossed for some good news in 2025 and beyond!
Just picked a up 30000 @ .225. I've got quite a few in Super but haven't held personally for a couple of years. Did pay for my daughters wedding a couple of years ago with shares I averages about 11c, so not bad. Release the hounds Sean. You can let it run now.

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Afternoon Pom down under ,

Don't suppose you could post link.
Just had a look at the homepage and nothing.
Unless of course thay posted it on grinder , where all relevant shareholder info should be released first , I don't subscribe , maybe our IR relations may like to clarify.... if not already on holidays.


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Anyone still positive minded like me here? Anyone??

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IR is separate to the Website Management team which is located in the US. The Quarterly - Episode 7 might appear on the website tonight which is their Friday at work.
 
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Anyone still positive minded like me here? Anyone??

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I am still extremely positive.

I have loaded plenty of Brainchips (overweight) under both my Super and personal, with different timeframes.

Super - I am happy to hold this baby for 20-25 years if needed - just in case this baby becomes another BitCoin or nVidia or Apple… Also I can’t release the funds from my Super for at least another 25 years anyway.

My personal account - happy to give it another 3-5 years if needed - which in my opinion is a reasonable timeframe for the Neuromorphic Edge AI technology to take-off! Once the neuromorphic edge AI technology prevails, Brainchip (a leader of neuromorphic edge AI producer) should run wild and fly high :)

I won’t be ‘trading’ this baby short term, as the shorters and traders will be throwing this baby up and down to shake off the impatient people…

Good luck to all long term investors.

These are all my opinions only! DYOR!
 
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I am still extremely positive.

I have loaded plenty of Brainchips (overweight) under both my Super and personal, with different timeframes.

Supers - I am happy to hold this baby for 20-25 years - just in case this baby becomes another BitCoin or nVidia or Apple… Also I can’t release the funds from my Super for at least another 25 years anyway.

My personal ones - happy to give it another 3-5 years - which in my opinion is a reasonable timeframe for Neuromorphic Edge AI industry to takeoff! Once the market takes off, Brainchip should benefit from it.

I won’t be ‘trading’ this baby short term, as the
shorters and traders will probably be throwing this baby up and down to shake off the impatient people…

Good luck to all long term investors.

All in my opinion. DYOR!
We are 3 years through a BOD approved business plan. So i will be holding at least until the 5 years has expired.
 
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Sorry about the podcast

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Afternoon Pom down under ,

Don't suppose you could post link.
Just had a look at the homepage and nothing.
Unless of course thay posted it on grinder , where all relevant shareholder info should be released first , I don't subscribe , maybe our IR relations may like to clarify.... if not already on holidays.


Regards,
Esq.
Our IR has been on holiday all year
 
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I'll be holding until the TO offer of $2.50, then I'll sell as the SP hits $3.80 - $4.20 on the back of that news next year :p
(Just speculation guys)....
 
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I'll be holding until the TO offer of $2.50, then I'll sell as the SP hits $3.80 - $4.20 on the back of that news next year :p
(Just speculation guys)....
It would explain why top 20 is full of instos and Seanie boy sold just enough to pay his taxes...
Probably offers gallore at the moment. ...
 
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