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According to our new website, Edge Impulse remains one of our partners:


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However, when visitors to the new website click on the provided link in order to “Explore Akida using the Edge Impulse Platform”, they are greeted with the following message, which has now been online for two months.

Not a good look…

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Unfortunately, I missed the larger part of the AGM because I kept getting disconnected and also kept falling asleep as it was literally in the middle of the night for me, so I went to bed, planning to watch the recording of the AGM once it was going to be uploaded - just like the AGM webcasts last year and the year before. And I’m not happy at all this hasn’t happened…

I do, however, still remember someone in the audience asking about Edge Impulse and someone from BRN answering they weren’t aware of any problem. But I got disconnected again halfway through and was really tired, too, so maybe someone else could confirm what exactly was being asked and replied? Thank’s.

The thing is, Smoothsailing had already asked BRN for clarification a month prior to the AGM, and Tony Dawe’s email reply (provided it is authentic, but I don’t see any reason to doubt it) means they were by then definitely aware of what Tony Lewis referred to as a “temporary situation” only.

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So since they were told about this issue again during the AGM, why has no one from BRN apparently followed up on this before our website’s relaunch? If this really is a “temporary situation” only, at least a comment with regards to the status quo below the link provided to the Edge Impulse website would be helpful and in our company’s best interest.

I find it hard to believe, though, that reviewing contracts and commercial arrangements would really take that long…

And then there is also the valid question as to why our company felt the need to create their own Developer Hub, when everything with Edge Impulse is supposedly hunky-dory or as we say in German “Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen” (literally “peace, joy, pancakes”)?

Not that I don’t like the idea of having our own Developer Hub, but why would developers interested in testing out Akida go to the Edge Impulse Platform then, when they can get the same services at our very own BrainChip Developer Hub? Unless there is any additional benefit that Edge Impulse offers? Am I overlooking something here?

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SYDNEY / LONDON (IT BOLTWISE) – BrainChip, an Australian specialist for AI chips, has recently implemented two major capital measures to strengthen its financial base. But the markets are skeptical as the stock is quoted at a historic low.
BrainChip, a leading provider of neuromorphic processors, has recently launched a double capital increase to fund its ambitious plans in the competitive AI chip market. Within a day, around 3.5 million new shares were issued, which could lead to a potential dilution of existing shares. These measures were carried out by converting warrants and other convertible securities, which significantly increases the number of shares.

The capital increase comes at a time when BrainChip shares is listed at a historically weak level, about 55% below the initial figure for the year. This development has caused concern among investors, as markets are waiting for concrete signals on how to use the fresh capital. BrainChip specializes in neuromorphic processors, a niche in the AI hardware sector, and hopes for accelerated product development and commercial breakthroughs.

The most recent price trends reflect the skepticism of the markets. The BrainChip share lost over 10% this week alone. While the relative-strength index (RSI) of 38.4 does not indicate extreme overselling, the high volatility of 87% shows the nervousness of investors. This uncertainty could be reinforced by the company's unclear communication about the specific uses of capital.

In the long run, BrainChip will have to prove that the capital measures are more than just a short-term financial patch. The crucial question remains whether the company can successfully market its technology and compete with established chip giants. The next quarterly figures and product announcements will have to send decisive signals here.

The capital increase of BrainChip could be seen as a strategic step to strengthen its position in the market. However, without clear communication about the use of funds, the stock remains a playground for speculators. Investors are looking forward to the next steps of the company and hope for positive signals that could strengthen confidence in BrainChip's long-term strategy.
 
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Good afternoon,
I think it's best for me to take a break from this forum, having been the victim of a home invasion 8 weeks ago, where I was tied up, feet and hands, wire around my neck, attempts to stuff a rag down my mouth, while being punched in the face suffering facial injuries, having all my communications smashed, computer stolen, Australian credit card, NZ EFTPOS card, TV stolen, my mental health isn't as normal and so with today's personal attacks on myself and my friend, Peter I think it's for the best, my stress levels are way too high.

Thanks for all the genuine support many posters have shown me over the last 10 years, defamatory comments regarding insider trading really are very nasty and completely false.

I'll sign off now and keep my mouth shut from now on.

Best regards.....Tech May 2025

This is absolutely terrible. Australia is so soft on crime and this is the result. It just makes the place a much sh*ttier place to be.

Get well soon. Don't let the bad posts get to you. Maybe a small break for a while is good followed by a return on your own time.
 
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