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Morning DB,
That is why BRN is priced at 21 cents. The ifs.
>A new listing would almost certainly be accompanied with a dilutive raise. That is the whole point of the move, getting a new pool of investors to fund the company.Morning DB,
I'm still on the fence re the move to the US. We know there are pros but there are cons we haven't considered or don't know about.
>A new listing would almost certainly be accompanied with a dilutive raise. That is the whole point of the move, getting a new pool of investors to fund the company.
> Exchange rates are a double edged sword.
> Trump now theatening to kill the $52B Chips Act.
> The shorting jackals of the US. At least Hindenberg Research just shut up shop. They make Motley Fool look like cheer leaders.
Too early for me to back the move but I have always been on the cautious side.
>A new listing would almost certainly be accompanied with a dilutive raise. That is the whole point of the move, getting a new pool of investors to fund the company.
I do not want and will not agree to a large dilutive raise upon entering.
> Exchange rates are a double edged sword.
This cannot be helped, in any situation as long as it is not combined with any substantial dilution, as above.
> Trump now theatening to kill the $52B Chips Act.
The amount of investment he is bringing into the US, makes this superfluous, in my opinion.
> The shorting jackals of the US. At least Hindenberg Research just shut up shop. They make Motley Fool look like cheer leaders.
Shorters there, as here, will help propel our valuation, in the right conditions.
Obviously, yes, we need to hit the ground running and I believe we will.
Got to have a bit of "Faith" in the Company there.
There are things known and things unknown and inbetween, are the Doors.
Something in there, to change every guys mood
These are fair questions that I believe should be put to management at the next AGM.
Absolutely agree. Very concerning to say the least. Tons of partners, tons of conferences to demonstrate, but only a couple baby contracts. Starting to lose hope quiet heavily. Been invested since 2020 and for me this has to be the year. Can't imagine my investment healthy in 2026 without dilution. Crush them at the AGM please
Tax reasons if you read the ann
Always tax reason, so I guess his confidence in the company is getting stronger
Hi Meatloaf.
My twopennysworth.
Appreciate the sentiment but really don't think that being listed in Australia has allowed us much of a say in the company's future so far.
Yes, once or twice a year we get a meet and greet and an opportunity for a quick fang flash and a hearty handshake, which wouldn't be afforded us without the ASX listing, but frankly, so far, it hasn't really eventuated into much beyond that, and is reflected in our dismal share price.
Yes, it affords us, because it is mandated, a couple of seats on the board, but with no disrespect intended, I don't see that has brought us much value either and consider them as pretty much place holders and figure heads.
I know the company is making headway with expanding eco systems and we have received some solid endorsements from quite a few heavy hitter's but the fact remains that the company is in effect a black hole hoovering up considerable dollars in order to continue existing and producing very little of tangible benefit in return, apart from those drawing a pay check.
Granted, this is just how it is for pre revenue start ups in the tech world, particularly when they are introducing something radical and paradigm shifting.
But, the bottom line gets reached, sooner or later, for both we as individuals and ultimately for the company, as an entity itself.
Whilst Peter VDM was still actively involved dreaming up the tech and steering the bus from Western Australia it was understandable and an historic fact that we were listed on the ASX, but those days are well and truly past tense.
All that's left here now, apart from our large retail share holder base are the dried remnants of the previous institute and some relatively weak educational and minor industrial applications which, whilst welcome, are unlikely to make us a viable concern.
If the Board decides we are better served by redomiciing to the US I think it prudent for us to back them.
For all our intelligence, dot joining and assumptions, none of us are privy to what they know and are aware of regarding both BrainChip's opportunitys and obstacles.
Beyond the access to a larger overall market I think it likely being based in America will give us more credibility and credence, particularly among American investors and American players and companies which are likely to be our way forward.
Australia is a very minor player in the worlds affairs and whilst we may punch above our weight and all that, from a global standpoint, both economically and industrially, the ASX is a pygmy.
I think we all assumed this move would occur sooner or later and would prefer it under more favourable conditions, but again will state the obvious.
If we indeed managed to stamp our little foot and vote down this stated major objective of the Board, where exactly would that leave us?
I fear with a perhaps rudderless, certainly demoralised leadership group, handicapped by their own share holders.
Not a good position from which to move forward.
Arm mentions neuromorphic in the vid
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In just 1 year, the AI-RAN Alliance has grown to 75 members across 17 countries. 🌎 This collaborative initiative is driving the integration of AI into…www.linkedin.com
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Tax reason? My brother used to work for US listed company as an software engineer, he didn't sell any shares he received as part of his salary package... many other engineers also did the same... yes you need a lumpsum to pay tax but gosh... selling at 21 cents? ........
We do know at least that Ericsson did use us in their Zero Energy 6G experiment / studies as per the paper released in Dec 2023.The neuromorphic receivers referred to in the video posted by Arm on the occasion of Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025 were actually developed by VIAVI Marconi Labs in Stevenage, UK (https://blog.viavisolutions.com/202...-powered-by-127-years-of-wireless-innovation/):
MWC Barcelona 2025: VIAVI Collaborations Showcase Importance of Ecosystem in Advancement of AI-RAN, 6G, NTN and Open Networks | VIAVI Solutions Inc. | Stephen Wang
🌟 VIAVI 6G Testbed, Raytracing Digital Twin Testbed, and AI Testing AI Solutions from VIAVI Marconi Labs in MWC25! 🌟 Time: 3-6 March, Location: VIAVI Hall 5 Stand 5A18 📚 Booking an on-site meeting with us https://lnkd.in/eJ9HhYrX 🎥 VIAVI 6G Forward Demo Video: https://lnkd.in/e94kF9DS 📚...
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VIAVI enables the development, advancement and implementation of 6G. Its 6G Forward program helps to take 6G from research to reality.
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And by the way, it wasn’t Ericsson that mentioned us alongside Loihi in any of their patents. Accenture and Tata Consultancy Services did.
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It is just standard operating procedure.
