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  • Aegis systems integrate data from radars, sonar, EO/IR sensors, and satellite feeds.
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- sonar for hypersonics - it's not "here it comes!", it's "what was that?" ... and then "Duck!"
Oh no!!!

Not Aegis again ... :sick::sick::sick:
 
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I don't think this has been posted yet. Found today, new article.




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What is funny about this?? :unsure:
It escalates somewhat to huge data centers that operate under extreme laboratory conditions and on a tiny scale.

Completely ignored is how it can even be used in future data centers.

Furthermore, the impression is created that it could save energy.

The proposed process requires large amounts of energy!!
 
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Hi everyone, including StockHound81 over on HC, whom I trust will be reading this,

the image @Humble Genius posted with the added line “Existing members of Tsex or HC forums an advantage” is not a screenshot of the original LinkedIn job ad by BrainChip. I assume it was his idea of a joke, given the real LinkedIn ad does say “Monitor and listen to industry social account and groups for key topics”.

I know for sure it wasn’t the original, as I happened to be the poster who had posted the original (without the added TSE/HC line!) shortly before @Humble Genius posted the altered version, which he should have marked as parody to avoid all the confusion, although as @jrp173 correctly noted, it is in a different font from LinkedIn posts and was thus discernible as a joke to me personally (who had also just posted a screenshot of the real ad and was thus doubly aware of the inauthenticity of the added line). And I also agree that it is highly unlikely that BrainChip would include those forum abbreviations in a job ad for a US-based social media intern unlikely to have ever heard of them.

Saying that, there has indeed been a bit of editing/deleting going on with BrainChip LinkedIn posts in recent months, and in addition, the AGM webcast never got uploaded to YouTube (and we all know why…), so it should not come as a surprise when some people’s suspicion gets aroused.

Here is the proof (I needed to take two screenshots, as the ad was too long for one - the second screenshot starts below the lines I had marked in green):

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-465055

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Meanwhile, the contested post by @Humble Genius has apparently been deleted. It was between mine and that of @smoothsailing18 (to whom it was addressed), and @smoothsailing18’s reaction is still visible.

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Let me make this clear: While the image @Humble Genius posted was not a screenshot of the original LinkedIn job ad, StockHound81 did not alter or forge that screenshot in any way, if it is the same as the one shown in @jrp173 ’s post (since I don’t have an HC account, I can read the texts, but images/screenshots posted are mostly blurry). It was definitely posted here on TSE on 7 June 2025 and was not marked as a parody post. I can vouch for that.

So yes, StockHound81 may in this case be “guilty” of gullibleness, but those posters who have accused him of forgery or criminal behaviour, apparently claiming the user were a paid downramper that wanted to harm the company owe him an apology, if you ask me…

Anyway, it would be best if @Humble Genius could clear up the confusion himself.


Wow.... to stockhound81, yes it was a bit of humour/sarcasm that was mostly understood by the tse crew who know my sense of humor based on the number of haha emojis the post received.

Hope that clears up everything for you......no conspiracies, no boogeyman ..... just love always buddy.

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MDhere

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All this talk about T-shirts has got me spiralling back to that moment when Rob Telson declared that Ken the robot needed a companion - a robotic dog named Higgins, of all things.

Did he consult a psychic who secretly foreshadowed the Chelpis quadruped dog-bot project?
Why the name Higgins?
What does it mean?
What is the meaning of life?
Is there only one universe or is this a simulation?
If there's a multiverse, can we collect licensing revenue from alternate dimensions too?

I often find myself waking up at about 4am trying to answer this conundrum.

Should I consult the new IR team about it?
I agree Bravo, I've always been intrigued on Rob's random words within his deliveries. I had thought of Benji character which was Higgins in real life and often thought that Rob would want to bring "Higgins" (Benji) back to life via robot form. To me that makes sense and how better to do it with naming it Higgins. Well that was my thoughts on it at the time.
 
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Wow.... to stockhound81, yes it was a bit of humour/sarcasm that was mostly understood by the tse crew who know my sense of humor based on the number of haha emojis the post received.

Hope that clears up everything for you......no conspiracies, no boogeyman ..... just love always buddy.

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StockHound fights like a tiger, repeatedly embarrassing BrainChip.

Unfortunately, he's extremely gullible and perhaps even naive.
 
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StockHound fights like a tiger, repeatedly embarrassing BrainChip.

Unfortunately, he's extremely gullible and perhaps even naive.
Nah, just pushing an agenda.
Damning with faint praise.
Twisting and perverting everything to impart a negative spin and happily implying white is black and vice versa, all cloaked in the arguments provided by genuine holder's over the years.
Similar to t&j, dolci and a veritable host of others who dominate the whole stinking cesspit.
 
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Neuromorphic Computing: The Brain Behind the Wheel!

 
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Nah, just pushing an agenda.
Damning with faint praise.
Twisting and perverting everything to impart a negative spin and happily implying white is black and vice versa, all cloaked in the arguments provided by genuine holder's over the years.
Similar to t&j, dolci and a veritable host of others who dominate the whole stinking cesspit.
I think he must be thinking he is fooling us with his posts, which is even more pathetic than his posts
 
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The Potential of Neuromorphic Computing

 
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Many great posts being put forward, especially from our overseas poster Frangi, does this lady ever sleep 🤣 anyway thanks from me.

Why no ASX announcements !? well it's very obvious why not.

Antonio has simply had enough of the ASX, their attitude, their nastiness towards our company.

How can we provide genuine answers to material questions relating to potential revenue, when we as a company have absolutely no idea what sort of numbers could be potentially involved regarding IP revenue, chip volume orders, product sales equating to royalty revenues etc, we simply can't, so frustration has boiled over, this is not how things are done in "the USA".

Can I see things changing, absolutely not.
This pattern of newsfeed will be sourced from the current channels, accept it or not,
that's your choice moving forward.

Brainchip continues making forward strides, as frustrating as it is, we have proven, disruptive technology, time will eventually be our friend, trust your instincts.

Tech ❤️🏒
 
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Inspiring video by the Edge AI Foundation:

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Here is more information about the Edge AI Challenge called Earth Guardians, organised by the Edge AI Foundation in partnership with Hackster.io, who “are calling on innovators to design edge AI solutions that solve real environmental problems - from wildlife protection and deforestation detection to marine ecosystem monitoring.”

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MDhere

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Many great posts being put forward, especially from our overseas poster Frangi, does this lady ever sleep 🤣 anyway thanks from me.

Why no ASX announcements !? well it's very obvious why not.

Antonio has simply had enough of the ASX, their attitude, their nastiness towards our company.

How can we provide genuine answers to material questions relating to potential revenue, when we as a company have absolutely no idea what sort of numbers could be potentially involved regarding IP revenue, chip volume orders, product sales equating to royalty revenues etc, we simply can't, so frustration has boiled over, this is not how things are done in "the USA".

That is the issue, management have had a gutsful, but in my opinion not all management, I could name one individual, but will behave myself and zip my mouth.

Can I see things changing, absolutely not.
This pattern of newsfeed will be sourced from the current channels, accept it or not,
that's your choice moving forward.

Brainchip continues making forward strides, as frustrating as it is, we have proven, disruptive technology, time will eventually be our friend, trust your instincts.

Tech ❤️🏒
Agree Tech however like other companies, Brainchip need to learn how to announce things such as Contracts with $ values (price sensitive as its $ in our kitty) , collaborations with other companies (using a non-price sensitive) and so on. To simply say Antonio and other usa management have had a gutful of the asx I think that's a little rich as firstly I have not heard them say this and secondly as I mentioned early there are companies I know of that can successfully announce price sensitive and non price sensitive items without the inspector clueso that goes on here.

Of course we all know Brainchip is on the road to success but the market also deserves to know we exist on the map and asx is a form that investors take note of. New investors may have no idea who or what Brainchip is so they not going to know look us up in X or linkedin or even Brainchips website why would they.

Don't get me wrong I'm all for it moving to the USA when the current Australian (and overseas) investors can be satisfied that management are acting in our best interest in making this happen and in doing so it still needs to address announcements on the asx for the proper exposure that it deserves.

So having said this I do believe that if other companies can master their asx announcement price sensitive and non-price sensitive on the asx, so should Brainchip and not be of the mentality of a gutful and stuff the asx. That's not very professional either in my view. I hope this information about Antonio that you mention is not right, if it is I certainly would be disappointed in that attitude and take.

I do agree with your last line though -
Brainchip continues making forward strides, as frustrating as it is, we have proven, disruptive technology, time will eventually be our friend, trust your instincts.
 
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When thieves fall out:

The $100 Million AI Talent War Signals the Start of a New Tech Economy

Massive pay offers for AI researchers show companies expect AI to transform industries, reshape the job market, and drive the economy.

Tyler Flores

A new chapter in Silicon Valley’s competition over artificial intelligence is unfolding. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman accused Meta of offering up to $100 million [https://www.reuters.com/business/sa...t-war-signals-the-start-of-a-new-tech-economy}in compensation to lure his employees.
The eye-catching figure highlights the growing intensity of the AI arms race. Major tech companies scramble to recruit top talent capable of building the next generation of AI tools.
Altman called the offers crazy. He suggested they show how critical AI has become to corporate strategy. Both OpenAI and Meta have invested heavily in artificial intelligence. Meta has recently expanded its AI infrastructure and research teams as it works to catch up to rivals.
While competition between tech giants is nothing new, the size of the reported offers shows how much is riding on AI’s success. Companies wouldn’t spend that kind of money unless they believe the technology will be a central part of business, government, and daily life for years to come.
Why It Matters
The willingness to spend $100 million or more on a single AI expert is about more than building better apps and smarter software. It reveals an admission that AI will shape every major sector of the economy.
rtificial intelligence is already transforming daily life, from AI-generated content to customer service chatbots to automated medical diagnostics. In the background, AI is being used to optimize shipping routes, detect financial fraud, and assist in military planning.

The technology’s growing reach has also sparked warnings. Pope Leo recently urged world leaders to regulate AI development to avoid unintended consequences. He called it a tool that could both improve society and undermine human rights if left unchecked.

As AI becomes more capable and more deeply embedded in industries, control over its development is becoming a key global issue. The talent war is one part of that larger struggle.

How It Affects Reader
The enormous salaries being offered suggest AI is hardly a passing trend. It’s a technology expected to reshape the economy and labor market in fundamental ways.

Many jobs that rely on repetitive tasks, data analysis, or content creation could be transformed or replaced by AI systems. Companies investing billions in AI are looking to automate processes, cut costs, and increase efficiency. That means some roles may disappear while others evolve, forcing workers to adapt to new technologies or shift into new industries altogether.

At the same time, the AI boom is creating new, high-paying jobs for those with specialized skills. But the growing gap between those able to participate in the AI economy and those at risk of being replaced raises concerns about inequality and workforce disruption.

The fact that companies are willing to spend $100 million to hire AI experts sends a clear message. AI will be a driving force in how businesses operate, how economies grow, and how jobs are defined in the years ahead
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It's a dog-eat-dog world out there ... and we can be sure they continue to sniff around BRN.
 
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Many great posts being put forward, especially from our overseas poster Frangi, does this lady ever sleep 🤣 anyway thanks from me.

Why no ASX announcements !? well it's very obvious why not.

Antonio has simply had enough of the ASX, their attitude, their nastiness towards our company.

How can we provide genuine answers to material questions relating to potential revenue, when we as a company have absolutely no idea what sort of numbers could be potentially involved regarding IP revenue, chip volume orders, product sales equating to royalty revenues etc, we simply can't, so frustration has boiled over, this is not how things are done in "the USA".

Can I see things changing, absolutely not.
This pattern of newsfeed will be sourced from the current channels, accept it or not,
that's your choice moving forward.

Brainchip continues making forward strides, as frustrating as it is, we have proven, disruptive technology, time will eventually be our friend, trust your instincts.

Tech ❤️🏒
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Agree Tech however like other companies, Brainchip need to learn how to announce things such as Contracts with $ values (price sensitive as its $ in our kitty) , collaborations with other companies (using a non-price sensitive) and so on. To simply say Antonio and other usa management have had a gutful of the asx I think that's a little rich as firstly I have not heard them say this and secondly as I mentioned early there are companies I know of that can successfully announce price sensitive and non price sensitive items without the inspector clueso that goes on here.

Of course we all know Brainchip is on the road to success but the market also deserves to know we exist on the map and asx is a form that investors take note of. New investors may have no idea who or what Brainchip is so they not going to know look us up in X or linkedin or even Brainchips website why would they.

Don't get me wrong I'm all for it moving to the USA when the current Australian (and overseas) investors can be satisfied that management are acting in our best interest in making this happen and in doing so it still needs to address announcements on the asx for the proper exposure that it deserves.

So having said this I do believe that if other companies can master their asx announcement price sensitive and non-price sensitive on the asx, so should Brainchip and not be of the mentality of a gutful and stuff the asx. That's not very professional either in my view. I hope this information about Antonio that you mention is not right, if it is I certainly would be disappointed in that attitude and take.

I do agree with your last line though -
Brainchip continues making forward strides, as frustrating as it is, we have proven, disruptive technology, time will eventually be our friend, trust your instincts.
And @TECH

There are written exceptions, as we know, to continuous disclosure.

Personally I believe there are plenty of non sensitive Anns re collaborations, or partnerships that could be released under these exceptions as a minimum.

Collabs and partnerships are generally not MOUs or LOIs or formal licences etc that may or may not have revenue attached.

Even if they may have future revenue attached they may meet the exceptions under points 2 & 3.

The BS hiding and excuses need to stop and the BOD or Chairman need to get their big boy pants on and do their job properly imo.

AI generated summary:

In general, companies must disclose material information that could affect their share price, including revenue information, under the continuous disclosure rules. However, certain exceptions allow for non-disclosure in specific circumstances. These exceptions generally apply when disclosure would be a breach of law, the information is part of an incomplete negotiation or proposal, the information is speculative or insufficiently definite, it's for internal management purposes, or it's a trade secret.

Elaboration:
The core principle of continuous disclosure requires listed companies to immediately disclose any information that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of their securities. This includes revenue information, especially if it's likely to differ significantly from previous guidance or expectations.

However, the ASX Listing Rules (specifically Listing Rule 3.1A) provide exceptions to this requirement. These exceptions are designed to protect legitimate commercial interests of the company and its shareholders by allowing non-disclosure under certain conditions.

Key Exceptions to Continuous Disclosure:
  1. 1. Legally Prohibited Disclosure:
    If disclosing information would be a breach of law, such as confidentiality agreements or privacy laws, the company is not required to disclose it immediately.

  2. 2. Incomplete Proposals or Negotiations:
    Information concerning ongoing negotiations or incomplete proposals, such as a potential merger or acquisition, does not need to be disclosed until the proposal is finalized and the parties are committed to proceeding.

  3. 3. Speculative or Undefined Information:
    If the information is based on conjecture, supposition, or is not sufficiently definite to warrant disclosure, it may be withheld. This could apply to early-stage projects or potential revenue streams where the outcome is uncertain.

  4. 4. Internal Management Purposes:
    Information generated for internal management purposes, such as internal budgets or forecasts, is generally exempt from continuous disclosure.

  5. 5. Trade Secrets:
    Information that constitutes a trade secret, meaning it's confidential and gives the company a competitive advantage, is also exempt.
Important Considerations:
  • Materiality:
    The key factor in determining whether information needs to be disclosed is its materiality. Information that a reasonable person would expect to influence the share price is considered material and must be disclosed unless an exception applies.

  • Confidentiality:
    Even if an exception applies, the information must remain confidential. If the information ceases to be confidential, it must be disclosed immediately.

  • Reasonable Person Test:
    The "reasonable person" test is crucial in determining whether information is material and whether an exception applies.
 
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