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[smoothsailing18]

Abit of competition or possibility for partnership in some way for lidar it seems .

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[HopalongPetrovski]

I expect the shorts will use the downward pressure from USA markets trading overnight to try and force us below the CR price.
And so, all the doomsayer's will be out spreading they're FUD as far and as fast as they can.
Come Watson, the game's afoot.
With no options sweetening the deal, anything under .175c is now looking very attractive for the very many of us who have been keeping some dry powder in reserve for just such an opportunity.

 

[7für7]

I expect the shorts will use the downward pressure from USA markets trading overnight to try and force us below the CR price.
And so, all the doomsayer's will be out spreading they're FUD as far and as fast as they can.
Come Watson, the game's afoot.
With no options sweetening the deal, anything under .175c is now looking very attractive for the very many of us who have been keeping some dry powder in reserve for just such an opportunity.

But doz in the crapper said 21 safe today and early next week 24 ohhhhhhhhhhh

 

[manny100]

Yep manny it will be interesting as it may prove what a dog management and directors we have at brainchip, it will prove without a doubt that retail shareholders have been sold out again. Anyone who says that they don’t know who the shares are being sold to in a book build if FOS, The directors and management know exactly who the end buyers are. Sophisticated Investors equal shorters. Why don’t retail buy into the SPP because they don’t trust,believe,the absolute bullshit fluff that has come out of our CEO. If our shares had not have been manipulated/shorted and driven into the ground in what appears to be a concerted effort by management to keep the share price down, to suppress and Deny the market and investors of imformation this share would be north of $1 and retail would gladly invest. A absolute sad state of affair is about to be disclosed for the second time!!

Unfortunately this a very common practice. Companies need money. The choice is either live with it or get out of markets and stay out.
No point stressing over it.
The trick is to take advantage of it.
This time the raise sees a very much higher level of shorting in the background

 

[Pom down under]

Today's trading will be interesting. Placements become tradeable on Monday.
If a fair chunk of the Placement was to Shorters as per 'talk' then this appears to be cover without the squeeze.
The shorters would lock in good profits at 17.5.

Least the shorters know that got 200 million shares coming to market for an easy cover

 

[7für7]

Least the shorters know that got 200 million shares coming to market for an easy cover

But… doz…said…quick rise to 21 and followed by 24
mhuuuuuu

 

[Pom down under]

But… doz…said…quick rise to 21 and followed by 24
mhuuuuuu

So who is it

 

[Doz]

But… doz…said…quick rise to 21 and followed by 24
mhuuuuuu

Be factual , it’s not hard .

This is what I have said over 3 posts , before I exposed you .

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Looks like a lot of selling with the left hand and buying with the right so far.
I suspect they are getting their ducks lined up in a row for a push down this arvo.
But from all "appearance" stock price holding nicely so far.

 

[Bravo]

Interesting to note that Brian Anderson also liked Rudy Pei’s post about BrainChip’s PLEIADES.

Brian leads Project Phasor, a community initiative aimed at fixing the “missing middle” in neuromorphics, building the common tooling needed to train, simulate, and deploy models across different neuromorphic chips.

Digging further into what Brain's been up to, I noticed he commented 5 days ago on Meta’s acquisition of Rivos, suggesting it could "work out really well" for the neuromorphic community. According to press reports, Meta’s move is partly about reducing its dependence on NVIDIA GPUs for AI workloads.

Rivos itself isn’t a neuromorphic company, it's a Silicon Valley startup building data-center AI accelerators around RISC-V CPUs + Rivos-designed GPGPU cores, but as Brian pointed out, it could become the training platform for neuromorphics - a bridge between large-scale AI accelerators and edge neuromorphic chips like Akida. That fits perfectly with the virtualization and compiler-pipeline work Brian has been developing through Project Phasor.



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Back in late October, Brian Anderson was one of 43 people who “liked” Rudy Pei’s LinkedIn post about BrainChip's PLEIADES (see above post).

At the time, Brian was overseeing Project Phasor, which was an open neuromorphic initiative aimed at fixing the “missing middle” by building unified tools for training, simulation, and deployment across multiple neuromorphic hardware platforms.

Fast-forward to now (well… six days ago to be precise), and we can see that Rudy Pei “loved” Brian Anderson’s announcement that he has re-joined NVIDIA.

Brian wrote that he’s returning to NVIDIA “with a focus on fostering early-stage AI partnerships and paradigms through hardware/software/ecosystem co-design.”

He also states in relation to his new team at NVIDIA "We are a small, cross-functional group operating at the frontier of research, startups, and large-scale AI systems. We identify early inflection points - technologies, workloads, or architectural patterns that will matter 12–24 months ahead - and translate them into NVIDIA’s internal readiness across hardware, software, and ecosystem layers.”

Given that BrainChip sits right in the zone of emerging AI workloads, frontier architectures, and next-generation efficiency models, Brian’s return to NVIDIA could be a very positive sign for us.

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