Quercuskid
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Quercuskid
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So keyeat why laugh at a poor little frog? Just viewed your input over the last year and your posts seem somewhat derogatory. Not a shorter hey?
GDJR69
Regular
OMG that has to be us, surely?!
Pom down under
Top 20
Manipulation and expecting up to close @ 0.36 or higher
Currently, the SP simply follows NVIDIA's price trend
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
BrainChip provides low-power processing for cyber threats
BrainChip recently announced its integration into a technology offering that leverages the Akida processor to provide cybersecurity protection for Wi-Fi access.
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BrainChip recently announced its integration into a technology offering that leverages the Akida processor to proivde cybersecurity protection for Wi-Fi…
The quarterly confirms the potential of the business and that usually is the best time to buy.
Smart money anyone.
Over on the crapper the down rampers are having a ball. The old no revenue story.
I wonder whether posters really get sucked in by them? Let's face it if BRN was making good money right now the price would be many , many multiples of today's SP.
You are buying potential when you buy BRN.
Smart money anyone.
Over on the crapper the down rampers are having a ball. The old no revenue story.
I wonder whether posters really get sucked in by them? Let's face it if BRN was making good money right now the price would be many , many multiples of today's SP.
You are buying potential when you buy BRN.
AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
Kimberly failed to understand this assignment!
Surely pissing off companies all the time is bloody annoying for any future or existing customer... Akida this Brainchip that!
leave it with Brainchip's sales team to do the selling! IMO
I like that gap at 37.5 cents to be filled. The potential and news flow will IMO see it filled in due course. I also see the gap at 46 cents from 26/2/24 being filled in due course as well.
The gap at $1.925 from Jan'22 will of course take longer to fill. But they are all targets to aim for.
7für7
Top 20
A lot of them pretend also the concerned investor… do they really think people are so stupid?
Good morning back in Australia, hope you all had a positive "Australia Day" yesterday and reflected on what we have
achieved as a country, despite all the moaning, disrespectful, self-centred "me, me, me brigade".......Lives Matter....move on.
Anyway, where was I....oh yes, the 4C.
I had thought an improvement was on the cards, but nothing major...obviously we are still walking that tightrope, more patience needed then.
Looking at the figures, you may have noticed a couple of things,
A foreign exchange loss in the 4th quarter of 1.892 Million giving us an annualised loss of 981,000 meaning we were up 911,000 at the end
of the 3rd quarter, so that reflects in the overall scheme of things before you get too negative.
On a more positive note, we closed with 20 Million USD and since then we have positioned ourselves for another 12.5 Million USD
through our recent 4th amendment with LDA Capital....so in effect, cash of 32.5 Million USD which on current cash burn would give us
a runway of basically 2 years (with no revenue)....lots of balls in the air (so to speak)....I personally remain very positive and would suggest
if you have spare cash, just buy on the dips (think positive instead of the other) !
Cheers..........Tech.
achieved as a country, despite all the moaning, disrespectful, self-centred "me, me, me brigade".......Lives Matter....move on.
Anyway, where was I....oh yes, the 4C.
I had thought an improvement was on the cards, but nothing major...obviously we are still walking that tightrope, more patience needed then.
Looking at the figures, you may have noticed a couple of things,
A foreign exchange loss in the 4th quarter of 1.892 Million giving us an annualised loss of 981,000 meaning we were up 911,000 at the end
of the 3rd quarter, so that reflects in the overall scheme of things before you get too negative.
On a more positive note, we closed with 20 Million USD and since then we have positioned ourselves for another 12.5 Million USD
through our recent 4th amendment with LDA Capital....so in effect, cash of 32.5 Million USD which on current cash burn would give us
a runway of basically 2 years (with no revenue)....lots of balls in the air (so to speak)....I personally remain very positive and would suggest
if you have spare cash, just buy on the dips (think positive instead of the other) !
Cheers..........Tech.
JDelekto
Regular
So it looks like the news of DeepSeek has the market a bit worried here in the US, but I think for reasons that aren't going to necessarily affect BrainChip (although it looks like as with any other 'AI'-related stock, it's going along for the ride).
The DeepSeek R1 model is just an LLM like GPT-4o and o1, Gemini, Llama, etc. If what they are touting is true, they would have trained a model that competes with some of the best with less money in less time, resulting in smaller models that run on less powerful hardware with good results.
The concern is that the hundreds of millions slated to invest in AI technology may cost only millions and that open-source models will severely undercut private models. If they have developed an optimized way to train the models with less hardware faster, I can see why NVIDIA could easily be dropping in price, as the fear is people will opt not to use their expensive, power-hungry hardware.
Open AI, Meta, and Google will suffer their loss because people can get an open-source model nearly as good as their offerings for a much lower price.
BrainChip's hardware is not used to train models (although it can augment its models in situ). It is more efficient for inferencing with the model data on Edge hardware.
Even if DeepSeek can run on consumer hardware, one has to wonder just how well it would run when converted to a model to run specifically on a neuromorphic processor such as Akida.
The DeepSeek R1 model is just an LLM like GPT-4o and o1, Gemini, Llama, etc. If what they are touting is true, they would have trained a model that competes with some of the best with less money in less time, resulting in smaller models that run on less powerful hardware with good results.
The concern is that the hundreds of millions slated to invest in AI technology may cost only millions and that open-source models will severely undercut private models. If they have developed an optimized way to train the models with less hardware faster, I can see why NVIDIA could easily be dropping in price, as the fear is people will opt not to use their expensive, power-hungry hardware.
Open AI, Meta, and Google will suffer their loss because people can get an open-source model nearly as good as their offerings for a much lower price.
BrainChip's hardware is not used to train models (although it can augment its models in situ). It is more efficient for inferencing with the model data on Edge hardware.
Even if DeepSeek can run on consumer hardware, one has to wonder just how well it would run when converted to a model to run specifically on a neuromorphic processor such as Akida.
SERA2g
Founding Member
"Akida?"
Someone will..
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