Baron Von Ricta
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Don't know if this has been discussed. Re our Partners. If a joint commercial product is produced, would BRN's partner require an IP licence?
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Humble Genius
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A partnership would probably be in the form of a joint development, in which the revenue is shared in an agreed proportion normally based on each party's contribution.
This is different from a licence where the licencee reatins all the revenus, but pays an agreed amount, usually on a pre-item basis.
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rgupta
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Losing Rudy is really a big loss for brainchip, but then nothing is constant in this world. One thing for sure he must be good at what he was doing but platform may not be that great.
Matter of fact is bad management is hurting us from all corners. There is very little seen from management side which can make us proud.
Had we realized Sean's own remuneration is going down every year with no incentives, so what can we expect from him when he cannot expect something for himself.
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DingoBorat
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The best we can offer at the moment, is humble pie..Volkswagen decided to sell their in-house currywurst in supermarkets…and some people here are complaining about BrainChip’s t-shirt era in the beginning…
Volkswagen: Currywurst des Konzerns bald im Supermarkt
Im Kerngeschäft lief es für Volkswagen zuletzt denkbar schlecht. Dafür gibt es den Kantinen-Bestseller des Konzerns bald auch für Zuhause.www.faz.net
But we're "giving" that away
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DingoBorat
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Actually a better fit for another company I have shares in..
Fullmoonfever
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Frangipani
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Here is a journal article published today titled “Real-Time AI Inference at the Edge for Self-Driving Cars” by Murali Krishna Reddy Mandalapu, Senior Director, Hardware Engineering at Renesas Electronics America.
A good read on the topic for sure that also covers neuromorphic computing as an emerging trend for the future of Edge AI in autonomous driving, but strangely there is no mention at all of BrainChip or Akida, despite Renesas Electronics America having signed an IP license with us back in December 2020.
Four months ago, when I found out Sailesh Chittipeddi, the public face of Renesas to us BRN shareholders, had decided to leave the company at the end of 2024, I wrote another post on the mystery surrounding Renesas:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-441553 Today’s find adds to this mystery…
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A good read on the topic for sure that also covers neuromorphic computing as an emerging trend for the future of Edge AI in autonomous driving, but strangely there is no mention at all of BrainChip or Akida, despite Renesas Electronics America having signed an IP license with us back in December 2020.
Four months ago, when I found out Sailesh Chittipeddi, the public face of Renesas to us BRN shareholders, had decided to leave the company at the end of 2024, I wrote another post on the mystery surrounding Renesas:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-441553 Today’s find adds to this mystery…
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Yoda
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I once asked Tony Dawe if there is a written partnership agreement with the partners and he told me there was. I assume that agreement would deal with IP.
I've come to think of the Partnership Agreements as being like an IP Licence but without the fee to encourage uptake of the product.
Baron Von Ricta
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Yoda,
That's what I was thinking. There has been a lot of banging on here about lack of signed IP licences but I see the Partnerships as 'IP licences'
So any jointly produced commercial products would be income but without the upfront licence fee.
You gotta be happy with that...... Just wait a little longer.
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Yoda
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Yes I agree. If you look at it that way we have agreements with many clients and we are just waiting for those clients to produce a product with Akida and start paying royalties. Presumably, because there was no upfront licence fee and because the timeline for the client to produce a product was long and uncertain, these agreements were not announced on the ASX as commercially sensitive. However, as time goes by, it may well come to pass that some, if not most, of these agreements will become commercially significant and income producing.
Question: what are our EAP's so concerned about?
They won't recoup the money they spend on developing a product with Akida2.
And they won't be able to support the product into the future unless they hire ML coders and SNN data analysts.
That is why the FPGA interim solution is important. i.e. they can assess the real-time inferencing that Akida can bring, without the whole thing being a simulation. It's also a hindrance since FPGA programmers are rarer than ML coders.
Believe it or not I think there is a piece missing in our eco-system -eg a company that could put together a working cybersecurity solution using QV's models on akida hardware on an FPGA chip and take that box around to demonstrations.
rgupta
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Are you interpreting the situation as per your knowledge or you want to tell us the facts we don't know yet?Yes I agree. If you look at it that way we have agreements with many clients and we are just waiting for those clients to produce a product with Akida and start paying royalties. Presumably, because there was no upfront licence fee and because the timeline for the client to produce a product was long and uncertain, these agreements were not announced on the ASX as commercially sensitive. However, as time goes by, it may well come to pass that some, if not most, of these agreements will become commercially significant and income producing.
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Yoda
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No, I'm interpreting based on what we know and what Tony Dawe told me.
rgupta
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So you mean TD told you that brainchip had signed contracts with partners and waiting for products with Akida but cannot tell the market because of NDAs?
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