BRN Discussion Ongoing

[HopalongPetrovski]

Bloody Fantastique !

Well done Brainchip team and hopefully the beginning of a sustained rerate.

Hoping now that they come up with a well considered naming regime to dispel any confusion.
Something to hang these various Akida's hats on.
We are all familiar with the first of the breed being the Akida 1000.
Then the recent tapeout through Global Foundries of Akida 1500.
And now this new beast just announced. Is this Akida 2000?
So 3 different iterations of the Spike meister, all known as the Akida xxxx, with tweaked skillsets applicable to different applications.

If memory serves Sean said at the last AGM that we were moving away from the above numerical sequenced nomenclature but as far as I am aware nothing to replace it has been announced?
At the moment is a bit clumsy as most are still using the 1000, 1500, 2000 monikers as otherwise have to refer to them as first, second, third released.
Perhaps they are waiting to see the adoption rates of the various offerings and then maybe describe them by utility?
i.e. Akida Home, Akida Auto, Akida Mr Roboto, Akida Defender, and gosh darn it maybe even an Akida Doorbell for Chrissake.

I'd suggest perhaps a nod to our Aussie heritage and they could call them Akida Taipan, Akida Tigersnake or the ever popular Akida RedbellyBlack for the big hitters and perhaps Akida Funnelweb or Akida Redback for the doorbell type utilities?

Or perhaps they could stay with the Greek thematic and call them after the old pantheon?
eg. Akida Zeus, Akida Mars, Akida Dianna, with the lesser but still heroic versions of Akida Hercules etc?

Maybe not quite so important as an IP product than it would be for a physically discreet Chip, yet as more and more versions are released the problems of identification multiply?

BTW, spare a thought for the poor shortee's caught out with today's announcement.
Hope not too many hurt in their mad dash out.

 

[Damo4]

An abundance of good info in the ANN, will have to sit down with a fine tooth comb later.
In the mean time I think I only have two things to say:

 

[Moonshot]

This announcement is amazing, makes sense of the LDA option timing now too..

 

[Gemmax]

Chippers.
A big thanks to all the 1000 eyes that contribute such amazing research on a never ending basis. for example, the work / dot joining put forward yesterday on Qualcomm/ Megachips / Prophesee etc was exceptional. )
I know I do not contribute much as it is above my pay grade. But I read it all and benefit from your efforts.
Thanks again. I look forward to meeting up at the AGM.
Love the announcement.

 

[Deleted member 2799]

Google should remove them from their search results... most of their articles look like its auto generated garbage...

It is

 

[Stockbob]

Just looking at the products/categories mentioned in the ann today,

small battery powered devices,
hearing aids ( although seen in job ads, this is the first time i'm seeing it in another doc from the comp),
wearable electronic devices,
watches,
medical devices for monitoring vital signs,
surveillance systems,
factory management,
augmented reality,
industrial,
smart home,
smart city
automotive

 

[Moonshot]

This is going to run some more hopefully, we are at the same price as when megachips announcement hit and think of the difference in terms of progress made.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Just looking at the products/categories mentioned in the ann today,

small battery powered devices,
hearing aids ( although seen in job ads, this is the first time i'm seeing it in another doc from the comp),
wearable electronic devices,
watches,
medical devices for monitoring vital signs,
surveillance systems,
factory management,
augmented reality,
industrial,
smart home,
smart city
automotive

Looking forward to all the smart city applications. Going to be sprouting up everywhere.
Edit... Not looking forward to living in one though.

 

[Diogenese]

Bloody Fantastique !

Well done Brainchip team and hopefully the beginning of a sustained rerate.

Hoping now that they come up with a well considered naming regime to dispel any confusion.
Something to hang these various Akida's hats on.
We are all familiar with the first of the breed being the Akida 1000.
Then the recent tapeout through Global Foundries of Akida 1500.
And now this new beast just announced. Is this Akida 2000?
So 3 different iterations of the Spike meister, all known as the Akida xxxx, with tweaked skillsets applicable to different applications.

If memory serves Sean said at the last AGM that we were moving away from the above numerical sequenced nomenclature but as far as I am aware nothing to replace it has been announced?
At the moment is a bit clumsy as most are still using the 1000, 1500, 2000 monikers as otherwise have to refer to them as first, second, third released.
Perhaps they are waiting to see the adoption rates of the various offerings and then maybe describe them by utility?
i.e. Akida Home, Akida Auto, Akida Mr Roboto, Akida Defender, and gosh darn it maybe even an Akida Doorbell for Chrissake.

I'd suggest perhaps a nod to our Aussie heritage and they could call them Akida Taipan, Akida Tigersnake or the ever popular Akida RedbellyBlack for the big hitters and perhaps Akida Funnelweb or Akida Redback for the doorbell type utilities?

Or perhaps they could stay with the Greek thematic and call them after the old pantheon?
eg. Akida Zeus, Akida Mars, Akida Dianna, with the lesser but still heroic versions of Akida Hercules etc?

Maybe not quite so important as an IP product than it would be for a physically discreet Chip, yet as more and more versions are released the problems of identification multiply?

BTW, spare a thought for the poor shortee's caught out with today's announcement.
Hope not too many hurt in their mad dash out.

Wouldn't be too keen to touch that doorbell.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...8D56D83D510668B3E1608D56D83D510668B&FORM=VIRE

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Bloody Fantastique !

Well done Brainchip team and hopefully the beginning of a sustained rerate.

Hoping now that they come up with a well considered naming regime to dispel any confusion.
Something to hang these various Akida's hats on.
We are all familiar with the first of the breed being the Akida 1000.
Then the recent tapeout through Global Foundries of Akida 1500.
And now this new beast just announced. Is this Akida 2000?
So 3 different iterations of the Spike meister, all known as the Akida xxxx, with tweaked skillsets applicable to different applications.

If memory serves Sean said at the last AGM that we were moving away from the above numerical sequenced nomenclature but as far as I am aware nothing to replace it has been announced?
At the moment is a bit clumsy as most are still using the 1000, 1500, 2000 monikers as otherwise have to refer to them as first, second, third released.
Perhaps they are waiting to see the adoption rates of the various offerings and then maybe describe them by utility?
i.e. Akida Home, Akida Auto, Akida Mr Roboto, Akida Defender, and gosh darn it maybe even an Akida Doorbell for Chrissake.

I'd suggest perhaps a nod to our Aussie heritage and they could call them Akida Taipan, Akida Tigersnake or the ever popular Akida RedbellyBlack for the big hitters and perhaps Akida Funnelweb or Akida Redback for the doorbell type utilities?

Or perhaps they could stay with the Greek thematic and call them after the old pantheon?
eg. Akida Zeus, Akida Mars, Akida Dianna, with the lesser but still heroic versions of Akida Hercules etc?

Maybe not quite so important as an IP product than it would be for a physically discreet Chip, yet as more and more versions are released the problems of identification multiply?

BTW, spare a thought for the poor shortee's caught out with today's announcement.
Hope not too many hurt in their mad dash out.

The poor shortee's caught out with today's announcement.

 

[Mugen74]

Who knows what tomorrow will bring

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Are you okay Rocket?..

I can imagine a sinking feeling of dread..

We are still incredibly cheap....one might even say "cheap as chips!"

 

[Deleted member 118]

Are you okay Rocket?..

I can imagine a sinking feeling of dread..

I could have been unfortunate and brought these away back so I’m still well up, might hold on now until Lda sell on a on a red day, as of history repeats itself like it normally does will have a dump day tomorrow

 

[Bravo]

Google would like the vision transformer thingy too IMO.

https://openaccess.thecvf.com/content/ICCV2021/papers/Arnab_ViViT_A_Video_Vision_Transformer_ICCV_2021_paper.pdf

This AI Paper Introduces An Event-Based Vehicle Detection Framework And A Tracking Dataset

This AI Paper Introduces An Event-Based Vehicle Detection Framework And A Tracking Dataset

www.marktechpost.com

 

[GazDix]

Great announcement with so many postive statements made with conviction.
This line caught my eye: 'we have expanded our sales organisation to be truely global'. The word 'truely' was an interesting choice. I wonder if we still have customers from South America? Brazilian government with their railroad that could use innovative solutions? The regional sales manager job is vague but mentions that 50% of your time will be travelling.

We know about India, US, Australia, Europe, but 'truely' must include South America and Africa???
World domination coming up...

 

[Deleted member 2799]

I wonder what the yearly fools will say about this lil gem of an announcement? Don’t think anyone will listen to those idiots anyways.
Nice part for me is it puts OUR lead further out in front….$$$ to us Chippers. Our luck is just beginning hold on tight!! Vlad

An typical article would be something like this….

„
BrainChip Stock: Overhyped or Undervalued?

BrainChip (ASX: BRN) has been a hot topic in the tech industry lately, with its AI-powered neuromorphic processors gaining attention from investors and enthusiasts alike. However, while the company's technology may seem impressive on paper, some experts are questioning whether it's truly worth the hype.

One major issue with BrainChip is its lack of concrete evidence to back up its claims. While the company has touted its processors as being able to perform complex tasks with minimal power consumption, there is little independent research to verify these claims. Some critics have even gone so far as to label BrainChip as a "snake oil" company, peddling unproven technology to gullible investors.

Another red flag for BrainChip is its lackluster financial performance. Despite the hype surrounding its technology, the company has yet to turn a profit and is burning through cash at an alarming rate. In its most recent financial report, BrainChip posted a net loss of $15.6 million for the first half of the 2021 fiscal year, with operating expenses outpacing revenue by a wide margin.

Finally, there is the issue of competition. BrainChip is not the only player in the neuromorphic computing space, and it faces stiff competition from established giants like Intel and IBM, as well as up-and-coming startups like Cerebras Systems. While BrainChip may have an innovative product, it remains to be seen whether it can carve out a sustainable market niche in the face of such fierce competition.

In summary, while BrainChip's technology may seem impressive at first glance, its lack of concrete evidence, weak financial performance, and fierce competition make it a risky investment at best. Investors would be wise to exercise caution when considering BrainChip stock, and to do their own research before making any investment decisions.“

 

[Bravo]

YAY!!!!! It's the 60 cents naked hot tub party! Again!

 

[Rise from the ashes]

An typical article would be something like this….

„
BrainChip Stock: Overhyped or Undervalued?

BrainChip (ASX: BRN) has been a hot topic in the tech industry lately, with its AI-powered neuromorphic processors gaining attention from investors and enthusiasts alike. However, while the company's technology may seem impressive on paper, some experts are questioning whether it's truly worth the hype.

One major issue with BrainChip is its lack of concrete evidence to back up its claims. While the company has touted its processors as being able to perform complex tasks with minimal power consumption, there is little independent research to verify these claims. Some critics have even gone so far as to label BrainChip as a "snake oil" company, peddling unproven technology to gullible investors.

Another red flag for BrainChip is its lackluster financial performance. Despite the hype surrounding its technology, the company has yet to turn a profit and is burning through cash at an alarming rate. In its most recent financial report, BrainChip posted a net loss of $15.6 million for the first half of the 2021 fiscal year, with operating expenses outpacing revenue by a wide margin.

Finally, there is the issue of competition. BrainChip is not the only player in the neuromorphic computing space, and it faces stiff competition from established giants like Intel and IBM, as well as up-and-coming startups like Cerebras Systems. While BrainChip may have an innovative product, it remains to be seen whether it can carve out a sustainable market niche in the face of such fierce competition.

In summary, while BrainChip's technology may seem impressive at first glance, its lack of concrete evidence, weak financial performance, and fierce competition make it a risky investment at best. Investors would be wise to exercise caution when considering BrainChip stock, and to do their own research before making any investment decisions.“

You forgot the headline
WHY BRAINCHIP SHARES JUMPED 12%

 

[Yoda]

"General availability will follow in Q3’ 2023".

Followed closely by an explosion of sales IMO!!!!!

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But surely the IP would be available now . . .

 

[Deleted member 2799]

You forgot the headline
WHY BRAINCHIP SHARES JUMPED 12%

OMG you’re right!