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Good afternoon in Australia,

We all know the b/s that surrounds the "please explain" notice issued to our company this afternoon, the classic response of
No No No Confirmed....what else did the ASX expect, our company comply 100% with the rules (that only apply) to certain companies
within this C...R...T out of control ASX listed company !

What I really liked is that Sean replied, possibly the first time I have seen him sign off on a response to the ASX, never-the-less nothing
is going to stop us growing (which we are) through our teams technological genius and the worldwide press acceptance we are all seeing.

So the price drops a little, don't worry about it, we know where we're heading, and so do many other companies (the ones we are in bed with).

Finally, Peter officially retired about a year ago, but still is engaged with the company as not only a SAB team member, but serving as an NED
on our Board, when I posed the question to Anil the other day, you all saw his response, and of course Anil has officially retired now as well, so my
question to all shareholders is this:

How many company staff do you know, who retire but are so passionate about what they created together around 10 years ago, still wish to be
available to help drive us forward, and for little to no salary as such, we are blessed with two of the finest guys I personally know, the words
greed and selfishness never, ever describe Peter or Anil....they are true givers and always have been.

Integrity reigns supreme within our company...believe it.

Tech.
 
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TheDrooben

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Up almost 50% with big volume on what is supposed to be a relatively quiet three and a half trading days. Not a bad week if I do say........

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Me crawling out of my Christmas and boxing Day hangover this morning like.. What is that bright green colour ??
Too Much Sun GIF by Un si grand soleil
 
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Good afternoon in Australia,

We all know the b/s that surrounds the "please explain" notice issued to our company this afternoon, the classic response of
No No No Confirmed....what else did the ASX expect, our company comply 100% with the rules (that only apply) to certain companies
within this C...R...T out of control ASX listed company !

What I really liked is that Sean replied, possibly the first time I have seen him sign off on a response to the ASX, never-the-less nothing
is going to stop us growing (which we are) through our teams technological genius and the worldwide press acceptance we are all seeing.

So the price drops a little, don't worry about it, we know where we're heading, and so do many other companies (the ones we are in bed with).

Finally, Peter officially retired about a year ago, but still is engaged with the company as not only a SAB team member, but serving as an NED
on our Board, when I posed the question to Anil the other day, you all saw his response, and of cause Anil has officially retired now as well, so my
question to all shareholders is this:

How many company staff do you know, who retire but are so passionate about what they created together around 10 years ago, still wish to be
available to help drive us forward, and for little to no salary as such, we are blessed with two of the finest guys I personally know, the words
greed and selfishness never, ever describe Peter or Anil....they are true givers and always have been.

Integrity reigns supreme within our company...believe it.

Tech.
The reply from Sean is probably because it was still Boxing day over in the US and everyone is on holiday with him the only contact.
 
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Yep, i have pretty well finished accumulating which started in early 2020. So no more holding back from me.
So what about people who still want to accumulate? A bit selfish for a brainchip member isn’t it? You know that the brainchip community has a strong team spirit! We are waiting with pushing until everyone have finished! ☝️😐
 
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University of Waterloo and Mercedes, I wonder what they are doing 🤔
 

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MF article:

"Why is BRN down 5 cents from it's intra-day high?"
 
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Despite all their neuromorphic Loihi development.....well, research ability....maybe Intel should be talking a bit more to us for a licence to get to market before the ship actually gets over the horizon and out of view completely :LOL:


TSMC founder: Intel should have prioritized AI over foundry business​

TSMC founder criticizes Intel's foundry pivot; says AI focus was crucial (Image source: Intel) TSMC founder criticizes Intel's foundry pivot; says AI focus was crucial (Image source: Intel)

TSMC founder Morris Chang criticizes Intel's focus on becoming a contract chipmaker rather than developing AI capabilities, highlighting the challenges faced by the struggling tech giant following CEO Pat Gelsinger's departure and recent setbacks in AI hardware development.
Nathan Ali, Published 12/11/2024 🇫🇷 🇪🇸

Morris Chang, the person who founded TSMC, recently took a jab at Intel's strategy. He said the company should've focused more on developing AI instead of trying to become a contract chipmaker. Chang made these comments during the launch of his autobiography on Monday.

This comes right after Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger stepped down. The board wasn’t happy with how Gelsinger’s aggressive turnaround plan was progressing—or, well, not progressing.

Under Gelsinger, Intel aimed to reclaim its position as the top manufacturer of chips for other companies, a spot that TSMC currently owns.

"Compared with AI, he seemed to focus more on becoming a foundry. Of course now it seems that Gelsinger should have focused on AI," Chang said, taking a swing at Intel's direction. He also mentioned that Intel is now without both a clear strategy and a CEO, calling it a tough situation.

Chang's words hit hard, especially given how Intel’s been struggling with AI lately. The company recently announced it won’t hit its $500 million sales target for its Gaudi 3 AI accelerators this year, blaming software issues—another sign that the focus on AI may have been lacking.

Chang’s autobiography, which covers his life from 1964 to 2018, also throws some light on Intel’s past decisions. Like, he talks about how Intel passed on the chance to invest in TSMC back in the '80s—before eventually becoming one of its biggest customers. The book also outlines TSMC's relationships with companies like Apple and Qualcomm.

 
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Diogenese

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Why Akida 2?

Sean Hehir mentioned that Akida 1 has narrow application, so what does Akida 2 add?

  • 8-bit weights and activations;
  • Vision transformer;
  • Long skip;
  • TENNs.

What do these features facilitate? ( https://brainchip.com/akida-generations/ )

  • Audio Processing, Filtering, Denoising for Hearing Aids, and Hearables
  • Speech Processing for Consumer, Automotive and Industrial Applications
  • Vital Signs Prediction & Monitoring in Healthcare
  • Time Series Forecasting for Industrial Predictive Maintenance
  • Video Object Detection and Tracking in Consumer, Automotive and Industrial
  • Vision, LIDAR Analysis for ADAS
  • Advanced Sequence Prediction for Robotic Navigation and Autonomy
These capabilities are critically needed in Industrial, Automotive, Digital Health, Smart Home, and Smart City Applications.

We’ve heard a little about denoising earphones/hearing aids.

We already knew about key word spotting , but speech processing involves the temporal element and long skip (to preserve the context of the speech).

Healthcare involves reading physiological signals, X-ray and ultrasound interpretation, etc.

Predictive maintenance from vibration analysis.

Video object detection was within Akida 1’s capability, so the tracking is new – this would have needed to be done by an associated CPU for Akida 1. This is for consumer, automotive, and industrial applications. It would be especially advantageous for EVs as it reduces the CPU power drain.

Vision, lidar analysis for ADAS – Akida 1 does vision/lidar classification, so “analysis” is an added feature, again relieving the CPU of the task. In particular, this may relate to object identification and tracking, possibly utilizing vision transformer and long skip to keep track of an object’s movements. Similar considerations apply to robotic autonomy.

So, all-in-all, I think that the Akida 2/TENNs improvements bring significant power and latency benefits for EVs.

Unfortunately, as far as we know, there is no Akida 2 silicon. Still, using Akida and or TENNs models with the corresponding simulation software would bring substantial advantages to battery-powered devices including EVs, because Akida models are much more compact than competing tech models, and TENNs models are more compact again.

We know Valeo, Mercedes and others are developing SDVs.

We know we've been working with Valeo and Mercedes for a few years. Even if there has been insufficient testing of Akida 2 for safety-critical applications, I think there would be scope for Akida 2's long skip to be used in speech recognition in the infotainment system in the not too distant future.
 
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Why Akida 2?

Sean Hehir mentioned that Akida 1 has narrow application, so what does Akida 2 add?

  • 8-bit weights and activations;
  • Vision transformer;
  • Long skip;
  • TENNs.

What do these features facilitate? ( https://brainchip.com/akida-generations/ )

  • Audio Processing, Filtering, Denoising for Hearing Aids, and Hearables
  • Speech Processing for Consumer, Automotive and Industrial Applications
  • Vital Signs Prediction & Monitoring in Healthcare
  • Time Series Forecasting for Industrial Predictive Maintenance
  • Video Object Detection and Tracking in Consumer, Automotive and Industrial
  • Vision, LIDAR Analysis for ADAS
  • Advanced Sequence Prediction for Robotic Navigation and Autonomy
These capabilities are critically needed in Industrial, Automotive, Digital Health, Smart Home, and Smart City Applications.

We’ve heard a little about denoising earphones/hearing aids.

We already knew about key word spotting , but speech processing involves the temporal element and long skip (to preserve the context of the speech).

Healthcare involves reading physiological signals, X-ray and ultrasound interpretation, etc.

Predictive maintenance from vibration analysis.

Video object detection was within Akida 1’s capability, so the tracking is new – this would have needed to be done by an associated CPU for Akida 1. This is for consumer, automotive, and industrial applications. It would be especially advantageous for EVs as it reduces the CPU power drain.

Vision, lidar analysis for ADAS – Akida 1 does vision/lidar classification, so “analysis” is an added feature, again relieving the CPU of the task. In particular, this may relate to object identification and tracking, possibly utilizing vision transformer and long skip to keep track of an object’s movements. Similar considerations apply to robotic autonomy.

So, all-in-all, I think that the Akida 2/TENNs improvements bring significant power and latency benefits for EVs.

Unfortunately, as far as we know, there is no Akida 2 silicon. Still, using Akida and or TENNs models with the corresponding simulation software would bring substantial advantages to battery-powered devices including EVs, because Akida models are much more compact than competing tech models, and TENNs models are more compact again.

We know Valeo, Mercedes and others are developing SDVs.

We know we've been working with Valeo and Mercedes for a few years. Even if there has been insufficient testing of Akida 2 for safety-critical applications, I think there would be scope for Akida 2's long skip to be used in speech recognition in the infotainment system in the not too distant future.
Thank you sensei Dio!

Thank you for all the educationals 👨‍🎓👩‍🎓and all the laughter post throughout the years 😂😂.

Learning 🪴
Always learning 👨‍🎓
 
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1000x, geez TCS, stop being so dramatic!
Akida has the capability to run 1-bit weights and activations. This is very low latency, but probably not hi-fi, but there may be cases where precise discrimination is not required, eg, motion detection, and we know 1-bit can be more selective than that. In its original conception, Akida was 1-bit.
 
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During the Christmas season, I always lose track of the days… I spent the whole morning waiting for the market to open, only to realize it’s Saturday today.

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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Morning All,

As we all know, the Nintendo Switch 2 is widely expected to launch in 2025. And I was just reading some of the latest rumours (best taken with a grain of salt by the way) suggesting the big reveal could happen as early as January 8, 2025!

If Nintendo does decide to make an announcement that soon, I certainly won't be complaining because it will finally put to bed years of speculation. Obviously there's a decent chance that our technology might be incorporated in the next-generation console on the basis of the information I've included below.

And if f we are incorporated, it would likely be alongside NVIDIA’s Tegra 239 processor. Being featured in a product from a globally renowned brand like Nintendo, alongside a technology giant like NVIDIA, would be nothing short of a dream come true - like hitting two major targets with one golden arrow! 🏹

The level of attention this would garner for BrainChip if our tech were to be incorporated in such a widely popular system is impossible to overstate IMO, especially if it enables capabilities previously unimaginable in gaming with features like gesture recognition, face recognition, voice recognition, and voice identification alongside benefits of low power consumption and longer battery life. Not only would it bring huge value to the user experience but it would also help us to showcase on a global scale the transformative power of our innovations.

Patience has been a crucial virtue in this process, given the lengthy product cycles involved in developing large-scale integration (LSI) systems. However, if this achievement comes to fruition, the payoff for our perseverance will be monumental.

As for the recent rise in our share price, it’s hard to pinpoint the exact cause. Is it the likelihood of our involvement in the soon to be released Nintendo Switch 2? The anticipation surrounding CES 2025 and potential reveals there? The strategic positioning of our intellectual property with Renesas? Or perhaps the credibility we’ve gained from recent announcements involving Airbus and the AFRL?

Whatever the reason, I believe the increasing share price is a sign that the market is starting to wake up to the potential of our stock and with the right announcements forthcomming, we could go absolutely gang-busters.

My opinion only.




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