TechGirl
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Beautifully said, couldn't agree more
Look how beautiful our BrainChip Unicorn is, she's only slightly lifted one leg so far, wait till she lifts all her legs & starts to fly
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Beautifully said, couldn't agree more
Look how beautiful our BrainChip Unicorn is, she's only slightly lifted one leg so far, wait till she lifts all her legs & starts to fly
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Isn't it amazing that every time the share price drops a call for announcements reverberates throughout this forum. It's not like asking the same questions over and over again and expecting different answers because that would be the definition of insanity, oh wait!?
So the only guidance we have are the press releases and the financials. I've accepted these conditions of being a BRN shareholder and while I too would like the odd announcement, I see absolutely no sense in harping on endlessly about announcements when doing so changes nothing.
I retire at the end of 2025 by which time I expect BRN to be at least $10 per share, that is what I'm focused on.
Everything else until then is just noise, he said - she said dribble. Unfortunately the actual receipts, the hard facts, the amazing research done in this forum would also be drowned out if not for contributors such as FF, Dio and a few others. It's not their job to constantly remind some here that BRN has been making huge gains and cementing our future as shareholders, tbh it's getting tiresome.
It's not hard to work out who in this forum will be holding when BRN is micrsoft x 10 should that happen. My only wish is that the rest of us collectively hold our nerves through the highs and lows and not let emotions rob us of this once in a lifetime opportunity.
So the only guidance we have are the press releases and the financials. I've accepted these conditions of being a BRN shareholder and while I too would like the odd announcement, I see absolutely no sense in harping on endlessly about announcements when doing so changes nothing.
I retire at the end of 2025 by which time I expect BRN to be at least $10 per share, that is what I'm focused on.
Everything else until then is just noise, he said - she said dribble. Unfortunately the actual receipts, the hard facts, the amazing research done in this forum would also be drowned out if not for contributors such as FF, Dio and a few others. It's not their job to constantly remind some here that BRN has been making huge gains and cementing our future as shareholders, tbh it's getting tiresome.
It's not hard to work out who in this forum will be holding when BRN is micrsoft x 10 should that happen. My only wish is that the rest of us collectively hold our nerves through the highs and lows and not let emotions rob us of this once in a lifetime opportunity.
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I plan to retire about the same time so perhaps we can catch up and talk about all the things we are going to be doing with our monstrous wealth.
Cheers to you Victor.
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Great Idea, I'm in. Anywhere, anytime, many times
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Interesting job posted at IMEC.
Not that I want to think every Neuromorphic job is Akida, but these comments (amongst others) did make me smile.
"To create this model of the world using only a limited energy budget and without relying on a cloud connection, neuromorphic compute fabric, integrated close to or on the same physical substrate as the sensors themselves is a key technology enabler."
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Not that I want to think every Neuromorphic job is Akida, but these comments (amongst others) did make me smile.
"To create this model of the world using only a limited energy budget and without relying on a cloud connection, neuromorphic compute fabric, integrated close to or on the same physical substrate as the sensors themselves is a key technology enabler."
#jobopportunity | Amirreza Yousefzadeh
Interesting job opportunity in our team in Leuven #jobopportunity https://lnkd.in/eBMmPufh
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Pure speculation, but just maybe an Akida or two inside?
B-21 Raider reveal, Northrop CEO touts tech you won’t see
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“When people see the exterior of the B-21, it will be very similar to the B-2,” Kathy Warden said in an interview with Breaking Defense. “The real differences are inside of the platform."
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Should be about 7am tomorrow for us Sandgropers? If all goes to plan.
I believe someone said that Brainchip had a Stellar year. I agree 100%. Did the SP go to where many wanted? Nope, but I believe that the biggest issue we face is still understanding and revenue. We are valued at $1.2+ billion dollars, that's not too shabby! Once people can see AKIDA IP in a device and see the potential and the earnings, they will get out there calculators do the math and then decide, not if they'll buy, but how much money they want to make.
We all expect the "big boys' whoever they are?? or others to jump on board. Many people I know invest in stocks that will give them dividend earnings. They want to buy into something that they can see will earn X amount and get a % each year. The share price rise or fall is not as important to them as the dividend.
I believe that once we see an improvement in earnings, then we get in the speculative buyers that will get in for the share price rise and then save some for dividends later. Then when we get our first dividends, well you'll all be driving around in the latest versions of the Vison EQXX as that is when the real big players will come on board for an easy 5-12% dividend earning. All of course IMO but we'll see who is right in 5 years from this post Good luck all, 2022 was a great year, with time passing we get closer, day by day month by month, year by year. It all depends on how much you want to have. enough for yourself, or the next few generations of "smiths" that come along
We all expect the "big boys' whoever they are?? or others to jump on board. Many people I know invest in stocks that will give them dividend earnings. They want to buy into something that they can see will earn X amount and get a % each year. The share price rise or fall is not as important to them as the dividend.
I believe that once we see an improvement in earnings, then we get in the speculative buyers that will get in for the share price rise and then save some for dividends later. Then when we get our first dividends, well you'll all be driving around in the latest versions of the Vison EQXX as that is when the real big players will come on board for an easy 5-12% dividend earning. All of course IMO but we'll see who is right in 5 years from this post
Good luck all, 2022 was a great year, with time passing we get closer, day by day month by month, year by year. It all depends on how much you want to have. enough for yourself, or the next few generations of "smiths" that come along 
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As I do I have been reading silently in the wings and doing my due diligence which has resulted in my pennys saved each week turning into small parcels of shares. Why do I do this, well I am comfortable by my decisions, and I like what I see.
I like to keep things simple.
If I wanted to sell cool drinks to every shop, deli or supermarket in Perth, can you imagine the resistance, laughs and rejections I would receive.
So if I had the next new flavor and drink sensation would I continue to try and get shelf/fridge space or get discouraged quickly.
I would do neither.
I, having confidence in my product would approach Coke or Pepsi as see if they wanted to brand the product but pay me a royalty fee.
Now if they do take an interest and they do start to ship my product the cash flow may be slow, shit it may be Lumpy but if my product is good every kid in Perth will soon be demanding the product have more and more shelf space as the shop keepers get sick of topping up the shelves.
So let me think what this reminds me off - Megapepsi or Cokanasus either way I think its worth the wait to see what the consumers think as ultimately these companies are taking just as much a punt as me hoping the customer like the flavor.
Now the question then really becomes will the customers really like it. Well, that's where the 1000s eyes give me comfort.
Remember WA stands for Wait awhile.
NDA stands for Network dominating architecture.
As I do I have been reading silently in the wings and doing my due diligence which has resulted in my pennys saved each week turning into small parcels of shares. Why do I do this, well I am comfortable by my decisions, and I like what I see.
I like to keep things simple.
If I wanted to sell cool drinks to every shop, deli or supermarket in Perth, can you imagine the resistance, laughs and rejections I would receive.
So if I had the next new flavor and drink sensation would I continue to try and get shelf/fridge space or get discouraged quickly.
I would do neither.
I, having confidence in my product would approach Coke or Pepsi as see if they wanted to brand the product but pay me a royalty fee.
Now if they do take an interest and they do start to ship my product the cash flow may be slow, shit it may be Lumpy but if my product is good every kid in Perth will soon be demanding the product have more and more shelf space as the shop keepers get sick of topping up the shelves.
So let me think what this reminds me off - Megapepsi or Cokanasus either way I think its worth the wait to see what the consumers think as ultimately these companies are taking just as much a punt as me hoping the customer like the flavor.
Now the question then really becomes will the customers really like it. Well, that's where the 1000s eyes give me comfort.
Remember WA stands for Wait awhile.
NDA stands for Network dominating architecture.
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Was checking in on NASA again and as we know Numem have been selected for Ph I contract negotiation for this year and will be looking to use Akida in the project.
Having a look at their website and their focus is MRAM:
A new class of Resistive RAMs
A new class of Resistive RAMs (MRAM, ReRAM) are on the verge of disrupting the semiconductor industry by enabling cost effective integration of non-volatile memory and, over time, a lower cost and lower power alternative to SRAM. These new memory types use a standard process for base layers and as such can scale down to lower geometries while Flash stops at 28nm.What I am asking myself is under this section...wonder where they may get future assistance with this.....hmmmm
Success via NASA would not only benefit themselves but also Akida obviously.
Still a young company by the looks and backed in originally by MAAN Ventures.
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Further to my previous post I have a question for those more tech savvy.Was checking in on NASA again and as we know Numem have been selected for Ph I contract negotiation for this year and will be looking to use Akida in the project.
Having a look at their website and their focus is MRAM:
A new class of Resistive RAMs
A new class of Resistive RAMs (MRAM, ReRAM) are on the verge of disrupting the semiconductor industry by enabling cost effective integration of non-volatile memory and, over time, a lower cost and lower power alternative to SRAM. These new memory types use a standard process for base layers and as such can scale down to lower geometries while Flash stops at 28nm.
What I am asking myself is under this section...wonder where they may get future assistance with this.....hmmmm
Success via NASA would not only benefit themselves but also Akida obviously.
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Still a young company by the looks and backed in originally by MAAN Ventures.
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For a NASA refresher:
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Numem state that flash doesn't scale down (at this point from what I can see) lower than 28nm which is currently what Akida is.
Numem:
"These new memory types use a standard process for base layers and as such can scale down to lower geometries while Flash stops at 28nm."
Numem are using MRAM to assist this scale down process it appears.
Renesas recent article has said:
"We are working with a third party taping out a device in December on 22nm CMOS,” said Chittipeddi."
Is this tape out of the device Chittipeddi is mentioning going to be using MRAM or ReRAM and if so does this link back to another Renesas article from mid year I posted a few days back where:
"Renesas Develops Circuit Technologies for 22-nm Embedded STT-MRAM with Faster Read and Write Performance for MCUs in IoT Applications".
Wondering if to get Akida to the 22nm involves this change or not?
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In every presentation on this issue it has never been suggested that the design would need to be changed to take AKIDA smaller than 28nm.
A quick Google brought up this paper which appears to support the proposition that Scratch pad memory can at least move down to 7nm:
“A 7-nm Compute-in-Memory SRAM Macro Supporting Multi-Bit Input, Weight and Output and Achieving 351 TOPS/W and 372.4 GOPS
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Abstract:In this work, we present a compute-in-memory (CIM) macro built around a standard two-port compiler macro using foundry 8T bit-cell in 7-nm FinFET technology. The proposed design supports 1024 4 b $\times $ 4 b multiply-and-accumulate (MAC) computations simultaneously. The 4-bit input is represented by the number of read word-line (RWL) pulses, while the 4-bit weight is realized by charge sharing among binary-weighted computation caps. Each unit of computation cap is formed by the inherent cap of the sense amplifier (SA) inside the 4-bit Flash ADC, which saves area and minimizes kick-back effect. Access time is 5.5 ns with 0.8-V power supply at room temperature. The proposed design achieves energy efficiency of 351 TOPS/W and throughput of 372.4 GOPS. Implications of our design from neural network implementation and accuracy perspectives are also discussed”
I chose to Google 7nm as the former CEO Mr. Dinardo when asked by a shareholder in one of his webinars for the first time that I am aware said “Yes it can scale down from 28 to 14 to 7nm”. Since then Anil Mankar and Peter van der Made have also mentioned 4nm and 5nm respectively.
The intriguing part of Numen referencing 22nm apart from this is that Anil Mankar said in the Anastasia video that NASA was looking at 90nm. At 90nm semiconductors are more resilient to radiation and as I understand it semiconductors used in defence applications also seek similar resilience.
All I have at this stage.
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