BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Rise from the ashes]

@Alav here you go mate

 

[DingoBorat]

Sorry to say but......................many shares we buy are probably not "Locked away" from Shorting activity.

See the list below from ASX website on "Participants" in Lending stocks on the ASX.

I KNOW that 3 of my Brokerage accounts are used for "Lending/Shorting" the Brainchip shares they hold. Do I hate it? YES!!!

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Yak52.

Maybe they're not locked away from being lent to the shorters..

But the important thing, is being locked away, from being sold back to the shorters, at discounted prices

Ahh shorters, don't really like to see them coming, but I love to watch them burn

 

[DingoBorat]

100% correct that is why I have been referring to it as next generation AKIDA with LSTM.
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

But, but.. What about my Rego plates ..

 

[Proga]

I think what Sean said, is fairly conservative and along the lines, of what you said, if you consider..

Say, 60 new employees, at an average cost of 100k per annum, that's 6 million per year.
Add say another million, for associated costs.

That would suggest a quarterly of 1.75 million dollars, by the years end, which is well reasonable, as things start moving (also considering the balance of things like the MegaChips licence fee).

The unknown is the lag time between the start date of the new employees and new revenue streams. Hopefully it will be less than 6 months.

If one of the companies can nail a mass market application soon, the world is our oyster. Being 2-3 years in front of the competition is such a huge advantage. As Sean says, makes us the defecto technology.

I don't think there are too many companies who don't know about us or the technology. All the majors do. BRN's marketing and sales department have done a remarkable job over the last 6 months.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

I created a random stuff thread in the lounge. So feel free to come over and post some random stuff/shit post anything goes to a certain extent of course. Oh and check out @robsmark coral pictures. https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/random-stuff.49863/#post-83780

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Magnus Östberg on LinkedIn: #mbux #eqs #leadincarsoftware #futuremobility #ai | 15 comments

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You may want to follow that page if you have not already. @chapman89
The #mbux page

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[Bravo]

Sorry, I was away the day we did Mandarin.

This sounds like a mechanical contraction system to withdraw the LiDaR hump from the bonnet before you run over the peasants.

Chinese national patents which are not filed elsewhere usually have low inventive content.

Mustn't worry about ogre's - it's his day off.

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The weird thing is that Geely is connected to Cerence ARK who is connected to Mercedes EQXX who is connected to BrainChip.

And the knee-bone is connected to the thighbone...

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Just noticed the page that displays when you link a hot crapper page here.

 

[Sam]

I blame my poor eyesight and browsing on phone. Lol yes I have done that on occasion

Very good ..... And a little palindrome thrown in!!

Level

 

[jtardif999]

RENESAS

When thinking about Renesas and AKIDA IP and what they licenced consider these facts.

If you are fixing a cupboard in your kitchen using screws you only go to Bunnings and buy screws if the ones you have are the wrong type or size. (Or you left your shed in such a mess you cannot find the bottle they are in.).

Renesas produce semiconductors.

The highest volume semiconductor they produce is the micro control unit or MCU.

Renesas produce and sell billions of MCU’s.

AKD1000 has 80 Nodes and is far too big and overpowered for use in an MCU. It would defeat the purpose and be unaffordable in the MCU market.

Now consider what Anil Mankar said at the 2021 Ai Field Day the beauty of AKIDA technology is you can decide how many nodes you need for your particular task.

If latency is not an issue you could take just one node and put it on your device and make it smart. In most applications two nodes will be sufficient at the edge.

Now some direct quotes from Anil Mankar:

“Well we can go micro-watt, a milli watt, in a keyword spotting example you saw…”

“The secret sauce is the neuromorphic architecture”

“Tiny ML has a definition…we actually beat that.”

“And we can size the network to what the sensor needs.”

“You can actually take a network and if you don’t have enough hardware then we do something called multi-path…it’s really application specific…there is no limit to the number of nodes you want to have…it will depend on the cost of the hardware and the latency required.”

“So one and a half nodes can do the keyword spotting…I can run the keyword on one node by just doing 2 passes…we can actually run larger networks in a 2 node configuration…by taking multiple passes on the hardware. It’s basically how much hardware you are willing to spend…it’s a trade off (with) latency…That’s the beauty of this IP solution…It can be in any process technology…most of the sensors are pretty old technology, they are analogue sensors, pressure, temperature, low cost things..”

Now come back to my trip to Bunnings. Renesas has its own neuromorphic computing technology but that technology cannot scale down and do what AKIDA technology does so they had to go to Brainchip to make a range of smart MCU’s.

Brainchip and Renesas are not competitors as Brainchip is filling a gap which Renesas cannot fill.

There is no reason to doubt the significance of this customer engagement and as has been said Renesas are bringing a suite of these revolutionary ultra low powered smart MCU’s to market and the market is one where billions of units are sold.

Brainchip got to this market first and have patents preventing Renesas entering so they had to buy what they needed from Brainchip.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Viola.. in a nut shell that is our relationship with Renesas, but they will eventually realise that they have to ditch their DRP AI when the competition in that space is using the superior Akida tech. Then they will have to get even more creative with their use cases.

 

[cosors]

I still have a few pages to read, but I wish you a nice weekend already.
Congratulations @zeeb0t you have already won!

next challenge:

but!!! => tada

And you did a great job with this:

wow!

How many members are we here?

 

[zeeb0t]

I still have a few pages to read, but I wish you a nice weekend already.
Congratulations @zeeb0t you have already won!
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next challenge:

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And you did a great job with this:

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How many members are we here?

Just shy of 2400

But about 20,000 people per month routinely read the forums.

 

[cosors]

Just shy of 2400

But about 20,000 people per month routinely read the forums.

I think that's a lot for the short time. Congratulations!
duckduckgo likes you! I have added it. There you have already won over hotcrapper!

 

[zeeb0t]

I think that's a lot for the short time. Congratulations!
duckduck.go likes you! I have added it. There you have already won over hotcrapper!

Nice! TSE is fast climbing the ranks within Google. #1 on all fronts soon enough

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Just shy of 2400

But about 20,000 people per month routinely read the forums.

Hmmmm
I better start improving the quality of my posts then
I thought the 1000 eyes was a bit much. When it's really the 40,000 eyes

 

[Deleted member 118]

What a relief the asx is closed on Monday as the markets ain’t looking good at all. Now I’ve got an extra day to come up with some extra cash and if I get caught @Fact Finder will you work for nothing again.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

"More range, less battery:" Lightyear launches world first solar car

Dutch EV maker officially launches world's first production-ready solar car, the Lightyear 0, which can "run for months" without need to plug in.

thedriven.io

Would be nice to be involved here.
"the Lightyear 0 unveiled this week promises up to 1,000+ km driving range between the battery range of 625km (WLTP) and up to 70km of additional daily solar range – in European summer conditions."
Personally all this vegan stuff with these cars lately is a bit puzzling for me. I prefer my cars with a bit of meat incorporated within.

 

[Deleted member 118]

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Eye-to-Eye-in-AI.pdf

 

[Sirod69]

What a relief the asx is closed on Monday as the markets ain’t looking good at all. Now I’ve got an extra day to come up with some extra cash and if I get caught @Fact Finder will you work for nothing again.

Our market isn´t closed on Monday but on Thursday, I found this youtube video, does somebody nows who Henry Jennings is??

Brainchip Holdings (BRN) | BUY HOLD SELL |​

 

[Sirod69]

now I know:
Henry is a Senior Investment Analyst and Portfolio Manager writing for the last three years in the Marcus Today newsletter. Henry specialises in small and mid-caps although he has a thorough knowledge and understanding of large caps too.

Henry also works with the MTIS team to formulate investment strategy and portfolio asset allocation and stock selection.

Henry also appears regularly in the media on the ABC and Your Money Channel on Foxtel and Channel Nine.

Henry has spent a lifetime in stockbroking and investment banking, originally from the UK, Henry has been divisional director for Macquarie Bank responsible for equity trading and has been both a trader and a broker during his career.