BRN Discussion Ongoing

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Also decentralised Identity

Thanks @Cardpro. Edited and updated.

 

[FrederikSchack]

Comparing daily WBT chart to BRN chart death crosses & golden crosses.

WBT death crossed mid-May 2022 & golden crossed mid-October 2022. 3 months after death cross SP rallied to get over 200sma then declined for 3 months to similar low prior to breaking out.

BRN death crossed late October 2022 & 2 months later SP rallied to get over 200sma. Then SP declined for 2 months to similar low. Will it break out soon similar to WBT pattern?

WBT has had about a x4.5 SP run in 5 months. RSI has peaked on monthly chart & will need a breather now for a few months.

If BRN has a similar x4.5 SP run from 51c low = $2.30 SP or around January 2022 peak. Another licence agreement most likely required as the catalyst.

Aren't most here long term holders? Does this really matter? Technicals doesn't work for the vast majority.

I admit I did a tactical exit at 1.59 and re-entry at an average of 0.7, but that was because of too many new investors and a 2021 report that would look very red to them, so a guaranteed drop.

I would never act on technicals, especially on a stock that can move so much on news.

 

[Cardpro]

Thanks @Cardpro. Edited and updated.

Thanks, I believe decentralised identity might be a good selling point given all security breaches, cyber attacks, etc. Imagine if hackers can get details on our name, home address, location, ur appearance, etc.

Also it will reduce effort required to get cross border data clearance, reporting obligations, international privacy laws, etc.

"AKIDA inside, home to ur personal data and it stays with you "

 

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Aren't most here long term holders? Does this really matter? Technicals doesn't work for the vast majority.

I admit I did a tactical exit at 1.59 and re-entry at an average of 0.7, but that was because of too many new investors and a 2021 report that would look very red to them, so a guaranteed drop.

I would never act on technicals, especially on a stock that can move so much on news.

Not a TA investor, though from a TA perspective over the last few weeks, seems to me that $0.52 is the sell down resistance level.
Coincidently the s/p drop from $0.62-64 ish occured around the same time as the LDA Capital Call.
We all read in the ann that BRN will set the "base level" re the call.
IMO ............ this looks to be possibly BRNs base level for LDA, ie 0.52, so, i have taken the oppurtunity to buy 2x 100k lots at 0.56 & 0.54
Time will tell if this train of thought is correct AND with the recent news from BRN , i cant wait til the end of the LDA Call to arrive ( end March early April ) as this is when i feel the s/p will perform a considerable re-rate, and of course any revenue based ann"s will be explosive.

JMO, ........ though definitely a possibility

DYOR ......... not financial advise

AKIDA ( bring it on ) BALLISTA

 

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We'll get there eventually but this is all very frustrating.
Just look at all the very low volume cross trading
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9 March 2023

BrainChip’s second-gen neuromorphic silicon gunning for the big boys​

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Neuromorphic chip designer BrainChip has unveiled the second generation of its Akida platform. Taking inspiration from the human brain, these chips promise to slash the compute costs burdening enterprises and operators, by moving those workloads into bespoke edgy silicon, and out of expensive...

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BrainChip’s second-gen neuromorphic silicon gunning for the big boys​

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Neuromorphic chip designer BrainChip has unveiled the second generation of its Akida platform. Taking inspiration from the human brain, these chips promise to slash the compute costs burdening enterprises and operators, by moving those workloads into bespoke edgy silicon, and out of expensive centralized cloud environments. Nandan Nayampally, Chief Marketing Officer at BrainChip and formerly a VP at Arm, pointed to the scale of this pricing problem, in conversation with Faultline this week. “It took $6 million to train one model, with ChatGPT. There is something like $50 billion in productivity losses from unplanned downtime in manufacturing alone, and $1.1 trillion in losses from people missing work due to preventable chronic illness in the US. With 1 TB of data…

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I have been sneaking up on this one to try and get as much free content as possible and this is the best I can come up with but the flavour of adulation is certainly present.

What I want to know is who amongst the Magnificent Seven at Brainchip is taking the role of the soft voiced gambler, gunslinger with the fastest draw in the West.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Aren't most here long term holders? Does this really matter? Technicals doesn't work for the vast majority.

I admit I did a tactical exit at 1.59 and re-entry at an average of 0.7, but that was because of too many new investors and a 2021 report that would look very red to them, so a guaranteed drop.

I would never act on technicals, especially on a stock that can move so much on news.

We are a broad and disparate (only occasionally desperate) group, who welcome all sorts of scallywags, snake oil salespersons, jokers, dot joiners, researchers, mock engineers, self styled technical analysts, amateur patent sleuths and retired lawyers.
Occasionally we are infiltrated and no doubt, oft watched and mocked, by certain reprobates who once found out, are cast into Zeeb0ts (blessed be his name) abyss, never to be seen or heard from again.
Live and let live.
It's so much nicer when we are pleasant with each other.
If you find something here that is not to your fancy, skip on to the next tasty morsel.
And if you come across something absolutely abhorrent that simply will not stand, report it, and if enough others agree with you it will be disappeared double quick, just like a rat up a drainpipe.

 

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Neuromorphic Computing: A More Efficient Technology for Activities That Require a Human Touch​

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ChatGPT and subsequent artificial intelligence (AI) programs have been in the headlines recently. Not as common is the discussion of the cost associated with developing and operating such AI tools or if such AI is right for every job.
It is estimated that ChatGPT can cost millions of dollars per day to operate. Given the potentially large price tag, consumers may ask how users can harness the benefit of AI without the high operating cost and what the best technology is in applications where precise decision-making and outcomes are desired. Some believe that the answer to both of these questions is neuromorphic computing.
What Is Neuromorphic Computing?
Neuromorphic computing is designed to mimic the human brain, operating in a manner that allows the technology to solve problems in ways our brains would. The chips that power neuromorphic computing are specially designed with the same structure as our brain’s neurons and synapses, allowing it to make decisions and judgments in a way that typical computer systems or algorithms cannot.
Neuromorphic computing is intended to be more efficient, powerful, and cost-effective than other AI technologies. Although still in development and not widely deployed, it is being evaluated in various settings, including cloud computing, robotics, and autonomous vehicle technology.
The End of the Algorithm in AI?
Rather than processing all the data to follow an algorithm to an answer, the goal of neuromorphic computing is to decipher the necessary information to determine the correct solution. Leveraging this would allow companies and consumers to implement technology into everyday life wherever a human touch is required—rather than utilizing answers based solely on an algorithm.
AI is effective at providing large amounts of computing power, responding to queries that may take a human or even a standard computer a long time to answer. Neuromorphic computing, on the other hand, takes a more active approach, giving the correct response or action to a scenario.
Key Takeaway
As technology and society integrate on a deeper level, there will be an increased demand on our computers and technology to interact with us as a human would with speech, movement, and reason. Neuromorphic computing’s deployment is no easy feat, and we will be on the lookout for how companies bring humanity into future computers and technologies.

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Very interesting company particularly across medical devices. In their pdf section I found this paper accessible through the following link discussing reducing battery use through sleep modes. We all know that one of AKIDA's many advantages is how it is never asleep but only burns power when a defined event occurs that it has to process making it the ideal choice when trying to extend battery life:

https://www.te.com/content/dam/te-c...bal/smi-pressure-sensors-application-note.pdf

I do not have the impression they are using AKIDA yet but I am sure Rob Telson is not just liking them because they have a nice picture of a hand of man reaching out to the hand of robotics.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: Temperature and Pressure ties in very nicely with Anil Mankar's comments at the 2021 Ai Field Day about how AKIDA technology in only two node configuration could service this requirement at ludicrously low power with more than acceptable latency.

 

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I have a category of saved posts called "another great factfinder post!!!

Of course there are many other posters making fantastic contributions and research. I am in awe of you all!!

 

[Taproot]

Accenture CTO, Jean-Luc Chatelain, was a guest on a recent podcast, so I was very interested to discover this announcement a couple of days ago that Accenture and TELUS have teamed up. Is it just me or can anyone else see where neuromorphic computing could benefit this partnership?


Oh, and TELUS are a communications company too...


Telus more, I say!



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Accenture Collaborates with TELUS on Digital Transformation of its Television and Digital Life Businesses

Accenture has teamed with TELUS in the development of TELUS’ next-generation entertainment and personalized digital life platform for their customers.

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Here are some Accenture vids from about 2 years ago.
Interesting in today's context and Sean's friendship with Jean-Luc etc











ETc, etc, you get the idea.
I've been munching away at .525 all day. The current share price is a gift from heaven.

 

[KKFoo]

I just bought another 20k@0.525

 

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Some good news for all investors in Brainchip. The absence of dividends will mean that the Governments proposal to prevent companies passing on franking credits to shareholders will have no implications. None of us will be part of a double taxation system. Well at least not for a couple of years. All we need now is for them to proceed with the removal of the 12 month holding rule for capital gains tax discounts and life in retirement will be sweet as.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

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Very interesting company particularly across medical devices. In their pdf section I found this paper accessible through the following link discussing reducing battery use through sleep modes. We all know that one of AKIDA's many advantages is how it is never asleep but only burns power when a defined event occurs that it has to process making it the ideal choice when trying to extend battery life:

https://www.te.com/content/dam/te-c...bal/smi-pressure-sensors-application-note.pdf

I do not have the impression they are using AKIDA yet but I am sure Rob Telson is not just liking them because they have a nice picture of a hand of man reaching out to the hand of robotics.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: Temperature and Pressure ties in very nicely with Anil Mankar's comments at the 2021 Ai Field Day about how AKIDA technology in only two node configuration could service this requirement at ludicrously low power with more than acceptable latency.

Yes there are quite a few products on that site which akida could enhance to new levels which were not possible before. And why is it not happening if akida is the best thing since sliced bread... To put it in my simpleton terms
Bloody stuff takes time to convince companies to get off the beaten track it takes time to show them how to incorporate it into products it takes time to employ individuals to assist on this new journey of product development.
It also takes vision to see the future and takes courage to breakaway from the status quo . It just takes damn time

 

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Some good news for all investors in Brainchip. The absence of dividends will mean that the Governments proposal to prevent companies passing on franking credits to shareholders will have no implications. None of us will be part of a double taxation system. Well at least not for a couple of years. All we need now is for them to proceed with the removal of the 12 month holding rule for capital gains tax discounts and life in retirement will be sweet as.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Definitely would give that post a

 

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