BRN Discussion Ongoing

[ArtGonzo]

Needs a catalyst for that, it's not going to just "happen" because it looks pretty as a pattern on the chart.

But a catalyst is well and truly overdue.

I say Big News this week, or maybe next.
Or possibly the one after that ...

Hmmm... pretty lines on charts are the ONLY reason things "happen" where I'm from

Guess I need to start learning more about these things you guys call... what's the word??

Oh yeah, "fundamentals". Have to look that one up

 

[Esq.111]

Art ,

When in doubt reffer to the , Friendly Banter Thread , and CRANK IT.

The chart is being painted, and has been , for the last three years , by nefarious devients .

UP IT .

Regards.
Esq

 

[ArtGonzo]

Art ,

When in doubt reffer to the , Friendly Banter Thread , and CRANK IT.

The chart is being painted, and has been , for the last three years , by nefarious devients .

UP IT .

Regards.
Esq

Copy that, thanks Esq.

 

[7für7]

Yeah or Nah?
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This kind of thing can actually happen with stocks that have dropped without real reason but are still generating revenue ….they become oversold and then recover. But I don’t see that happening in our case, since we have no income and it’s quieter here than in the Sahara! Even there, the dunes shift once in a while!

For a rebound to happen, we’d need some kind of announcement that really grabs the market’s attention…or at least convinces investors and potential buyers enough to start buying.

If it were to suddenly shoot up out of nowhere, I’d be skeptical.


But you know what??? F…it! YEAH!!!!

 

[DingoBorat]

Hmmm... pretty lines on charts are the ONLY reason things "happen" where I'm from

Guess I need to start learning more about these things you guys call... what's the word??

Oh yeah, "fundamentals". Have to look that one up

No no no, don't look up "fundamentals" especially ours..

Actually I think it's just one of those "made up" words, meaning "a good time can be had, if you let loose and be a little crazy sometimes".

I revisited your original post and did some research and you're right Yeah baby!

"The ascending triangle is generally definitely a bullish chart pattern. It indicates that bulls are regaining have the upper hand and are pushing the price higher. They will aim get for a breakout to the topside as the wedge narrows down. The ascending triangle is considered to be a continuation pattern to much higher levels"

I have edited and bolded for clarity, can't find the original source, sorry @CHIPS...

 

[Flenton]

Yeah or Nah?
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I'd love it to be yeah because I could really do with a holiday but need to sell shares to go on one.
Unfortunately I think it will be nah without news so my daily grind will continue.

 

[ArtGonzo]

No no no, don't look up "fundamentals" especially ours..

Actually I think it's just one of those "made up" words, meaning "a good time can be had, if you let loose and be a little crazy sometimes".

I revisited your original post and did some research and you're right Yeah baby!

"The ascending triangle is
generally definitely a bullish chart pattern. It indicates that bulls are regaining have the upper hand and are pushing the price higher. They will aim get for a breakout to the topside as the wedge narrows down. The ascending triangle is considered to be a continuation pattern to much higher levels"

I have edited and bolded for clarity, can't find the original source, sorry @CHIPS...

This is exactly the sort of selective reasoning I live my life by!

In all seriousness though, I don't think we need some crazy announcement to move a little from here - the green beer goggles are usually enough. I'd bet a cheeseburger with extra pickles that we are over $0.27 by Friday.

 

[Bravo]

No no no, don't look up "fundamentals" especially ours..

Actually I think it's just one of those "made up" words, meaning "a good time can be had, if you let loose and be a little crazy sometimes".

I revisited your original post and did some research and you're right Yeah baby!

"The ascending triangle is generally definitely a bullish chart pattern. It indicates that bulls are regaining have the upper hand and are pushing the price higher. They will aim get for a breakout to the topside as the wedge narrows down. The ascending triangle is considered to be a continuation pattern to much higher levels"

I have edited and bolded for clarity, can't find the original source, sorry @CHIPS...

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OMG! That’s exactly what my horoscope said this morning!

‘As Mercury enters a bullish wedge, expect your resistance levels to be tested and your portfolio to break out to higher dimensions.’

I knew I should’ve worn my Fibonacci crystal today!

 

[Esq.111]

This is exactly the sort of selective reasoning I live my life by!

In all seriousness though, I don't think we need some crazy announcement to move a little from here - the green beer goggles are usually enough. I'd bet a cheeseburger with extra pickles that we are over $0.27 by Friday.

Ahemmm ,

What's this Friday bull$hite .

All things being equal... pressent fair value is AU$7.27 , we are so under valued due to market manipulation its staggering , to say the least

I expect Waggu in the burger , you can keep the pickles.


Regards,
Esq.

 

[CHIPS]

No no no, don't look up "fundamentals" especially ours..

Actually I think it's just one of those "made up" words, meaning "a good time can be had, if you let loose and be a little crazy sometimes".

I revisited your original post and did some research and you're right Yeah baby!

"The ascending triangle is generally definitely a bullish chart pattern. It indicates that bulls are regaining have the upper hand and are pushing the price higher. They will aim get for a breakout to the topside as the wedge narrows down. The ascending triangle is considered to be a continuation pattern to much higher levels"

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I have edited and bolded for clarity, can't find the original source, sorry @CHIPS...

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You are excused!

I have edited and bolded for clarity, can't find the original source, sorry @CHIPS...

 

[Tothemoon24]

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The combination of the Raspberry Pi 5 and AKD1000 is just the beginning. As AI and edge computing continue to grow, the ability to integrate specialized processors like the AKD1000 will become even more critical. This modular approach allows developers to customize their systems for specific applications, creating highly flexible, powerful platforms.
This integration sets the stage for a new wave of AI-powered edge computing applications, from smart cities and healthcare to advanced robotics. Developers now have the opportunity to push the boundaries of what’s possible with the Raspberry Pi 5, taking full advantage of its affordability, versatility, and newfound processing power.

The Future of Edge AI is Here​

As an AE/FAE providing design-in assistance and technical support for edge AI applications I’ve found that these development kits make my job—and our customers’ jobs—faster, easier, and most importantly fun!
For developers seeking scalable, efficient AI at the edge, this combination offers a compelling foundation to build, test, and deploy. Whether you’re working on robotics, IoT, or any other AI-driven project, this pairing offers a cost-effective, powerful solution that can handle the most demanding tasks. The future of edge AI is now within reach, and with the right tools and integration, developers can create the next generation of intelligent, real-time systems.

 

[CHIPS]

Upgrade the Raspberry Pi for AI with a Neuromorphic Processor​

By Chris Anastasi, Applications Engineer
June 10, 2025

Raspberry Pi developers, makers and hobbyists interested in creating Edge AI use cases need to look no further than the BrainChip neuromorphic add-on cards. As interest grows for efficient, scalable AI solutions at the edge, developers are seeking hardware platforms that combine accessibility with advanced performance at a Maker price point, BrainChip is meeting that need by integrating its Akida neuromorphic technology into familiar, compact systems—making it easier than ever to prototype and deploy intelligent applications.

Accelerating Edge AI Development with BrainChip and Raspberry Pi​

BrainChip provides the AKD1000 PCIe card and the AKD1000 M.2 cards, development boards that incorporate a neuromorphic processor. These can be bundled into development kits, including a small form factor PC and the Raspberry Pi 4 both with the AKD1000 PCIe card and the Raspberry Pi 5 with the AKD1000 M.2 card. Paired with the Akida MetaTF tools available on our Developer Hub (developer.brainchip.com), these platforms empower customers to rapidly develop product prototypes, showcasing Akida’s edge AI capabilities for their specific use cases. These development kits offer a quick evaluation of BrainChip Akida’s neuromorphic technology, enabling conversion of CNN networks to execute on an event based neural network.
Raspberry Pi 5 has taken the world of single-board computers by storm, offering substantial upgrades in processing power, RAM, and connectivity. This new model paves the way for more advanced applications in fields like IoT, AI, and edge computing. However, while the Pi 5 is powerful, there’s always room for more — and that’s where the AKD1000 Neuromorphic Processor M.2 Card comes in. This integration opens exciting possibilities for developers, particularly in the field of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI).

Why Upgrade the Raspberry Pi 5 with the AKD1000 Neuromorphic Processor?​

The Raspberry Pi 5 comprises a 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex-A76 processor, dual 4K HDMI outputs, and Gigabit Ethernet. These upgrades make it an ideal candidate for running more demanding tasks like AI processing, but its processing capabilities are still limited by traditional CPUs and GPUs. Introducing the AKD1000 Neuromorphic Processor M.2 Card. This accelerator card is designed to handle complex AI workloads efficiently by mimicking the brain’s structure, using a neuromorphic architecture that provides 1.5 TOPS of high parallelism and low power consumption of a few watts. By integrating the AKD1000 with the Raspberry Pi 5, developers can offload AI tasks to the processor, boosting performance while keeping the overall system energy efficient.

Unlocking New Capabilities with AI and Edge Computing​

The AKD1000’s integration with the Raspberry Pi 5 creates a powerful combination for edge computing. Edge computing is essential for real-time, low-latency applications, such as video analytics, facial recognition, and sensor data processing. The ability to run AI models locally on the device, without needing to communicate with cloud servers, significantly reduces response time and bandwidth consumption.
Take IoT applications, for example: A Raspberry Pi 5 paired with the AKD1000 can be used to run machine learning models directly on-site, enabling smart devices to make real-time decisions without relying on external servers. This could revolutionize industries like healthcare (e.g., telemedicine and diagnostics), manufacturing (e.g., predictive maintenance), and even education (e.g., AI-powered robotics and learning tools).

The Technical Process: Simple Integration for Powerful Results​

Integrating the AKD1000 with the Raspberry Pi 5 is straightforward with the Raspberry Pi HAT (Hardware Attached on Top) is a standardized add-on board designed to be attached to a Raspberry Pi single-board providing the M.2 slot on the Raspberry Pi 5 used to connect the AKD1000, and with the right drivers and software, the two components communicate seamlessly. This allows the Raspberry Pi to offload AI-intensive tasks to the AKD1000 processor, allowing the system to handle more complex workloads without bogging down the Pi’s primary processor.

What’s Next for Raspberry Pi and AI?​

The combination of the Raspberry Pi 5 and AKD1000 is just the beginning. As AI and edge computing continue to grow, the ability to integrate specialized processors like the AKD1000 will become even more critical. This modular approach allows developers to customize their systems for specific applications, creating highly flexible, powerful platforms.
This integration sets the stage for a new wave of AI-powered edge computing applications, from smart cities and healthcare to advanced robotics. Developers now have the opportunity to push the boundaries of what’s possible with the Raspberry Pi 5, taking full advantage of its affordability, versatility, and newfound processing power.

The Future of Edge AI is Here​

As an AE/FAE providing design-in assistance and technical support for edge AI applications I’ve found that these development kits make my job—and our customers’ jobs—faster, easier, and most importantly fun!
For developers seeking scalable, efficient AI at the edge, this combination offers a compelling foundation to build, test, and deploy. Whether you’re working on robotics, IoT, or any other AI-driven project, this pairing offers a cost-effective, powerful solution that can handle the most demanding tasks. The future of edge AI is now within reach, and with the right tools and integration, developers can create the next generation of intelligent, real-time systems.

Thank you, but you are not excused . If you can copy this article, you can also copy and paste the link! Where is this article exactly from?

 

[Tothemoon24]

Thank you, but you are not excused . If you can copy this article, you can also copy and paste the link! Where is this article exactly from?

Upgrade the Raspberry Pi for AI with a Neuromorphic Processor

Raspberry Pi developers, makers and hobbyists interested in creating Edge AI use cases need to look no further than the BrainChip neuromorphic add-on...

semiiphub.com

 

[DK6161]

Yeah or Nah?
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Yeah Nah

 

[DK6161]

Needs a catalyst for that, it's not going to just "happen" because it looks pretty as a pattern on the chart.

But a catalyst is well and truly overdue.

I say Big News this week, or maybe next.
Or possibly the one after that ...

Nintendo 2 is the catalyst. It's out now!
Not advice

 

[Aaron]

Just opened my Nintendo 2 and I can confirm that Brainchip is in it!
It even has a training package for users.
I have no idea how to use these things, but very nice surprise! Can't believe there was no asx announcement

Happy with the purchase. Highly recommend JB Hi-fi Parramatta. Very helpful staff that knows there stuff!

Akida forever!
Not advice

hey,are you 100%sure ？

 

[overpup]

hey,are you 100%sure ？

I think DK might just be having a laugh man

 

[Pom down under]

Noticed a few new and old posters from the crapper are trying to be positive hence I’m guessing trying to pump the SP

 

[Pom down under]

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There is an article to listen too in the above link

 

[7für7]

Nahhhhhh notification…. Good job new agency