DingoBorat
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"So are we now walking back the IP licence only model?"Well didn't someone quote Sean as saying that an option was for us to "sell them the chip"?
I think we have learned that licensing IP is a hard sell. ARM is warning that it has only a few major customer making up 75%+ of their sales. You've got to pretty big to have a custom-made chip for yourself - it costs a few million dollars.
So are we now walking back the IP licence only model?
I'd also like to see us licensing the Akida simulation software for commercial use as we did with Studio. Software licences are renewable annually, and we could also licence our model libraries. These would involve no capital outlay from the users, just the licence fee, and no repeat manufacturing costs other than improvements and debugging for us.
In modern parlance, we need to monetize our assets.
Now hopefully there will be a big announcement in the coming weeks so you can see I'm just blowing smoke (whatever that means).
Hasn't that already happened with AKIDA1500, as some of the initial run has been slated for selling, to system integrators?
Your idea of licensing the AKIDA software simulation, should be passed on to the Company.
All avenues of revenue production should be pursued, especially if the investment risk is low.