BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Humble Genius]

Tech, you know it’s not as easy as just selling up. Surely you’d understand that people are hurting here - some weren’t as lucky as us to get in under .20cents… I’ve come to expect better posts from you mate.

I also don’t think anyone has asked you, or the company to specifically calm their nerves either. People are allowed to vent though.

This whole “don’t post here if it’s negative about the company” sentiment is no better than the comment it’s aimed at.

Yes, I think its an insensitive post.
Its easy for people to hide behind words such as "not advice" or "DYOR" on these forums, but I suppose peoples decision to invest in a stock like Brainchip is a combination or "sum total" of all the information they can find out about the company. There were plenty of regulars here and on the other site providing positive commentary on the company, some even having direct or personable contact with key members of BRN. When comments such as "2022 will be our best year ever".....good luck trying to prove that statement wrong" are made by our trusted forum regulars, also considering all the positive announcements and their contact with BRN personnel, people may have invested in the company (based on their sum total analysis - these forums being part of their analysis, irrespective of the DYOR etc, that is written....

So what I'm trying to say is that people have invested in this co, pre 21-22 on the basis of the information they have gathered, and all indicators where that by 22-23 the company was going to be pushing upwards in terms of sales/revenue and ultimately SP. But that has happened. People did their research and unfortunately they are in negative territory. people did have a plan based on the information at that time and I bet no one would have thought we'd drop back in the 30's at this time.

I'm not bitching, but feel for all the people who bought at a higher price, who are angry now, and yes its not that easy to just sell. They had anticipated (as everyone else) that the SP would be significantly higher than where it is now, and things didn't go according to their plan. Things like increasing interest rates on peoples home loans are putting pressure on them, and it would hurt to just sell up BRN shares at this low SP to get by, after being in the company for so long. I'm sure people who have bought in at 4-5cents (that includes me) are feeling some sort of pain or disappointment also, and there is nothing wrong with that.

In saying all the above, I am still very positive on BRN (have not sold 1 share to date), and what they have. I am just concerned about the timeline left to market, and that of potential competitors.

 

[Pappagolla]

Its not that BRN is slow the problem is that AI at the Edge has been moving way slower than anticipated.
Not much different to the many years holders of EV related stocks waited for returns.
It is not a matter of 'if' its a matter of when!

Good analogy. Have a look at the Tesla SP chart, it does nothing for years and years and then boom. It wasn’t long ago that they were practically on their own in the EV market and now every manufacturer is releasing one and some plan to be exclusively EV within 5 years.

The same will happen with neuromorphic computing IMO. Things will take time initially but then suddenly it’ll be everywhere.

I feel like WBT is in a similar position. It will take time to usurp Flash but when the time comes it will happen quick.

 

[IloveLamp]

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Yes, I think its an insensitive post.
Its easy for people to hide behind words such as "not advice" or "DYOR" on these forums, but I suppose peoples decision to invest in a stock like Brainchip is a combination or "sum total" of all the information they can find out about the company. There were plenty of regulars here and on the other site providing positive commentary on the company, some even having direct or personable contact with key members of BRN. When comments such as "2022 will be our best year ever".....good luck trying to prove that statement wrong" are made by our trusted forum regulars, also considering all the positive announcements and their contact with BRN personnel, people may have invested in the company (based on their sum total analysis - these forums being part of their analysis, irrespective of the DYOR etc, that is written....

So what I'm trying to say is that people have invested in this co, pre 21-22 on the basis of the information they have gathered, and all indicators where that by 22-23 the company was going to be pushing upwards in terms of sales/revenue and ultimately SP. But that has happened. People did their research and unfortunately they are in negative territory. people did have a plan based on the information at that time and I bet no one would have thought we'd drop back in the 30's at this time.

I'm not bitching, but feel for all the people who bought at a higher price, who are angry now, and yes its not that easy to just sell. They had anticipated (as everyone else) that the SP would be significantly higher than where it is now, and things didn't go according to their plan. Things like increasing interest rates on peoples home loans are putting pressure on them, and it would hurt to just sell up BRN shares at this low SP to get by, after being in the company for so long. I'm sure people who have bought in at 4-5cents (that includes me) are feeling some sort of pain or disappointment also, and there is nothing wrong with that.

In saying all the above, I am still very positive on BRN (have not sold 1 share to date), and what they have. I am just concerned about the timeline left to market, and that of potential competitors.

The share price at these levels certainly sucks and I doubt you'll find many holders apart from the abominable shorter's who are happy about it.

I am surprised and disappointed to find it back down here and I too have empathy for those who are doing it particularly tough at the moment.

It is a difficult time for many who find they have not allocated sufficient reserves to accomodate this unpleasant circumstance and turn of events.

For many, this is a lesson previously learned from perhaps bitter experience, which is I guess, the basis of that wisdom, that comes with age.

For those who have not yet had this lived experience, it can indeed be a bitter pill.

I hope you can adapt your posture, tighten your belts and live through it, as many of us have, in the past.

There are lessons to be learned from it, and though some are unpalatable at the time, those who can, may learn some sympathy with those who passed through the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's of a previous century.

Time marches on, and though we each can only play the cards we're dealt, in the game we've inherited, we do have some agency, and most here are indeed fortunate to be dealing with mainly "first world problems".

I continue to hold in the hope and conviction that we won't all be blasted, frozen, par boiled, shot, drowned, suffocated or eaten by hyena's before the current cycle turns, our product is widely adopted and our share price is reflecting our Company's success.

I still believe that we have an experienced, competent and diligent management team working in a coordinated manner, with the approval and support of our founder, in following a well conceived and considered plan in order to achieve our goals with the right tech, in the right place at the right time.

But, it's not magic, nor the highly condensed version of life we see in the movies.

In this real world, we'll likely find ourselves popping Champer's corks and suddenly hailed an overnight success, whilst we few, who knew early, and hung on, wryly grin at each other, remembering the years in the making.

AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH

 

[LexLuther77]

LMAO...

You waddle in to push your usual narrative then frame it as something that you needed to get off your chest.

Ok.

GREAT POST!!!!!!!

LMAO...

You waddle in to push your usual narrative then frame it as something that you needed to get off your chest.

Ok.

GREAT POST!!!!!!!

LMAO...

You waddle in to push your usual narrative then frame it as something that you needed to get off your chest.

Ok.

GREAT POST!!!!!!!

Ahhh so you’re the duck whisperer everyone is talking about lol… relax. We’re all entitled to our own opinion .

 

[Cardpro]

Wow that was a great few pages to read after dinner.
Hope everyone feels better. Just thought id post a couple of my thoughts as a few misconceptions were thrown around. Also I'd like to finish with our Forward Looking Statement that I'm sure you've all read ad nauseum.

Myth 1: Akida 1 was a failure
Only version of Akida to generate revenue
Only version of Akida being taped out by IP licensees
Only version of Akida linked to NASA, Valeo, Nviso, Prophesee, Mercedes, et al

Myth 2: No revenue last year
Easy debunk, check the financials for > 0 dollars

Myth 3: Management made promises of specific figures or timelines
See below forward looking Statement, and consider interpretation of messages from management PRIOR to the headwinds experienced

Myth 4: Brainchip owes any kind of return on investment to any of us, within a specified timeframe.
We all have different position sizes and avg holding values
We all had free will and were warned as per below FLS.
We all chose to invest in a volatile and very, very new technology.
We all have a different time horizon for when we anticipate returns.

Myth 5: Shorters are to blame
The market contains many participants.
The Shorters are likely instos who could care less about the company and rely on numerical values and charting.
Like it or not our TA looked shocking, got better briefly and now looks shocking again.
Until we have significant positive news, there's no reason for the instos to swim against the tide, we need positive news or a change in TA conditions to see a turn in our SP for good.

Myth 6: Brainchips performance is tied to it's shareprice
See above, we are now closing in on prices that predate Mercedes, and are closing into our rerate after NASA.
This is Nov 2020 levels.
At that time, we had a fraction of the partnerships, no licensees, no Akida 1.5, no Akida 2.0, no global recognition, a fraction of the news and media releases and no NDA bending tweets.

A follow up question on myth 6, is the market incorrectly pricing BRN as of Nov 2020, or is the market incorrectly pricing Brainchip as of today?

Edit: Bonus comment, Sean said 7 figures not 1m.
This means between 1m and 9.99m.
At the quoted 3-5 multiple, we are looking at anywhere between $3m and $49m on top of the initial fee.
Just something to think about when expecting 100+ licenses a week (my favourite comment from the whole night)

Forward looking statements​

This announcement contains forward-looking statements, which address a variety of subjects including, for example product development, marketing position and technical advances. Statements that are not historical facts, including statements about our beliefs, plans and expectations, are forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on our current expectations and information currently available to management and are subject to a number of factors and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. The Company's management believes that these forward looking statements are reasonable as and when made. However, you should not place undue reliance on any such forward-looking statements because such statements speak only as of the date when made. We do not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any forward looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law or the ASX Listing Rules. In addition, forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results, events, and developments to differ materially from our historical experience and our present expectations.

Hmm... so many myths yet share price relfects otherwise

But that being said, lots of tech companies were in similar situations (shorted/manipulated until (and sometimes even after) proven what it's worth)... hopefully management can prove market wrong and make us rich..!

 

[TECH]

I was going to drop a heart but I feel I need to personally thankyou for your wise and reassuring words. I have further accumulated on hope and to hear that the team are full steam ahead is just what I wanted to hear.

Thanks Labsy, it seems a few weren't too happy with what I posted, and that's fine.

To buy Brainchip shares was and still is an individuals choice, to sell Brainchip shares was and still is an individuals choice.

I chose not to sell my shares North of $2.00 and that has in effect cost me over 2.5 million dollars, time to make further investments,
the opportunity to buy back into Brainchip and double my already solid holding, I could moan and whinge on this forum all day long,
feeling sorry for myself, but I choose not to vent and keep venting, it's all good and dandy to vent but it's not all good and dandy to
vent against the company because things don't appear on the surface to be tracking the way your cash position selfishly suggests it
should be.

Individuals have made their own choices, for goodness sake own them and stop bagging our company, that's my vent, please respect my
opinion, it's as valuable as yours.

Many on this forum and the past forum know that I have been one of the most positive, passionate supporters of Peter and Anil and the entire Brainchip team for close on 8 years, I'm hurting seeing our share price so low, but is this the place to be venting, I reserve my opinion.

Trust in your own decisions moving forward, I still see Brainchip crossing that finishing post in 1st place...

 

[FlipDollar]

Yes, I think its an insensitive post.
Its easy for people to hide behind words such as "not advice" or "DYOR" on these forums, but I suppose peoples decision to invest in a stock like Brainchip is a combination or "sum total" of all the information they can find out about the company. There were plenty of regulars here and on the other site providing positive commentary on the company, some even having direct or personable contact with key members of BRN. When comments such as "2022 will be our best year ever".....good luck trying to prove that statement wrong" are made by our trusted forum regulars, also considering all the positive announcements and their contact with BRN personnel, people may have invested in the company (based on their sum total analysis - these forums being part of their analysis, irrespective of the DYOR etc, that is written....

So what I'm trying to say is that people have invested in this co, pre 21-22 on the basis of the information they have gathered, and all indicators where that by 22-23 the company was going to be pushing upwards in terms of sales/revenue and ultimately SP. But that has happened. People did their research and unfortunately they are in negative territory. people did have a plan based on the information at that time and I bet no one would have thought we'd drop back in the 30's at this time.

I'm not bitching, but feel for all the people who bought at a higher price, who are angry now, and yes its not that easy to just sell. They had anticipated (as everyone else) that the SP would be significantly higher than where it is now, and things didn't go according to their plan. Things like increasing interest rates on peoples home loans are putting pressure on them, and it would hurt to just sell up BRN shares at this low SP to get by, after being in the company for so long. I'm sure people who have bought in at 4-5cents (that includes me) are feeling some sort of pain or disappointment also, and there is nothing wrong with that.

In saying all the above, I am still very positive on BRN (have not sold 1 share to date), and what they have. I am just concerned about the timeline left to market, and that of potential competitors.

A great, balanced post mate!

 

[FlipDollar]

The share price at these levels certainly sucks and I doubt you'll find many holders apart from the abominable shorter's who are happy about it.

I am surprised and disappointed to find it back down here and I too have empathy for those who are doing it particularly tough at the moment.

It is a difficult time for many who find they have not allocated sufficient reserves to accomodate this unpleasant circumstance and turn of events.

For many, this is a lesson previously learned from perhaps bitter experience, which is I guess, the basis of that wisdom, that comes with age.

For those who have not yet had this lived experience, it can indeed be a bitter pill.

I hope you can adapt your posture, tighten your belts and live through it, as many of us have, in the past.

There are lessons to be learned from it, and though some are unpalatable at the time, those who can, may learn some sympathy with those who passed through the 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's of a previous century.

Time marches on, and though we each can only play the cards we're dealt, in the game we've inherited, we do have some agency, and most here are indeed fortunate to be dealing in mainly "first world problems".

I continue to hold in the hope and conviction that we won't all be blasted, frozen, par boiled, shot, drowned, suffocated or eaten by hyena's before the current cycle turns, our product is widely adopted and our share price is reflecting our Company's success.

I still believe that we have an experienced, competent and diligent management team working in a coordinated manner, with the approval and support of our founder, in following a well conceived and considered plan in order to achieve our goals with the right tech, in the right place at the right time.

But, it's not magic, nor the highly condensed version of life we see in the movies.

In this real world, we'll likely find ourselves popping Champer's corks and suddenly hailed an overnight success, whilst we few, who knew early, and hung on, wryly grin at each other, remembering the years in the making.

AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA EVERYWHERE
GLTAH

Great post hop!

 

[IloveLamp]

 

[Frangipani]

Well that's serendipitous. I was just whiling away the idle hours till we hit paydirt, wondering where Akida fits in the AI firmament:

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Akida 1 = AI + hardware + SNN + ML

Akida 2 = AI + hardware + SNN + ML + TeNN + ViT (but this gets very messy on a Venn diagram). Suffice to say there may be slight software involvement with TeNN/ViT.



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Does that include cashmere or only vegan alternatives?

 

[Diogenese]

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Does that include cashmere or only vegan alternatives?

That'ud be the dress code.

 

[Foxdog]

Thanks Labsy, it seems a few weren't too happy with what I posted, and that's fine.

To buy Brainchip shares was and still is an individuals choice, to sell Brainchip shares was and still is an individuals choice.

I chose not to sell my shares North of $2.00 and that has in effect cost me over 2.5 million dollars, time to make further investments,
the opportunity to buy back into Brainchip and double my already solid holding, I could moan and whinge on this forum all day long,
feeling sorry for myself, but I choose not to vent and keep venting, it's all good and dandy to vent but it's not all good and dandy to
vent against the company because things don't appear on the surface to be tracking the way your cash position selfishly suggests it
should be.

Individuals have made their own choices, for goodness sake own them and stop bagging our company, that's my vent, please respect my
opinion, it's as valuable as yours.

Many on this forum and the past forum know that I have been one of the most positive, passionate supporters of Peter and Anil and the entire Brainchip team for close on 8 years, I'm hurting seeing our share price so low, but is this the place to be venting, I reserve my opinion.

Trust in your own decisions moving forward, I still see Brainchip crossing that finishing post in 1st place...

Yes you're right Tech. Many here, regardless of their entry price, would be suffering significant paper losses since the all time high - I certainly am. It's impossible to pick the best entry point with any share purchase and there is the option to average down if the price drops.

Regardless of the share price BRN is in a much better position with partners, ecosystem, product offerings etc than they have ever been. Of all of the partnerships and potential use cases for AKIDA it is difficult to imagine that not one more single IP agreement will be signed in the future.

I believe that we will sign many more contracts and the commercial engagements happening behind closed doors right now will materialise fairly close to one another. Even one of these announcements by a major company should be enough to change sentiment towards BRN. When this happens the reversal in share price will dwarf the current downtrend by multiples.

It helps not to look at the SP on a daily basis until then.

 

[Foxdog]

Thanks for this Jason,

This bit puts to bed the MF nonsense about Nvidia supplanting Akida:

"Ideally, you qualify for this job with:

• Course − Completed degree (PhD, Master or Diploma) in Artifical Intelligence, Data Science, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science or comparable
• Knowledge − Very good knowledge of software development (C#, JavaScript, Python, SNN, ect.)
• Language skills − Confident German and English skills, both spoken and written
• Personal skills − High level of motivation and willingness to work, strong analytical and conceptual skills, independent working methods, ability to work in a team, commitment, quick perception, resilience, affinity for the product, organizational talent, cooperation in an international work environment"

From my brief searches, Nvidia do not appear to have any patents for SNN.

Hey Dio, there's heaps of secrecy surrounding our collaboration with Merc. I've tried to get some info from BRN but, understandably they're tight-lipped ATM, which I think is a good thing.

So, do you think we are still involved with Merc and to what extent?

 

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Thanks Steve for the question.

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[Esq.111]

Good evening Chippers,

This coming week could be VERY enlightening on global markets....

RUSSIA.

The Wagner group ( Putins hired help ) have apparently turned on the hand that fed them .....

This shits about to get reel in down town St Petersberg.

Stay tuned for the fireworks.

* Big thankyou to all contributors, the good ,bad & ugly all adds to a well rounded , thought provoking experience.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Good evening Chippers,

This coming week could be VERY enlightening on global markets....

RUSSIA.

The Wagner group ( Putins hired help ) have apparently turned on the hand that fed them .....

This shits about to get reel in down town St Petersberg.

Stay tuned for the fireworks.

* Big thankyou to all contributors, the good ,bad & ugly all adds to a well rounded , thought provoking experience.

Regards,
Esq.

Yes, let's just hope if Puto does indeed go down he doesn't decide to take the rest of us with him.
Hopefully some calm heads and hands still in the nuclear fire chain command structure able to circumvent any short term thinking.
Also might be being tipped from the frying pan straight into the fire if the Wagner group gain control.
Potentially scary times.
GLTA

 

[Tothemoon24]

This was released 2 months ago by the USA Air Force Laboratory.
Short little promo , gave me a thrill which isn’t too hard
Apologies if it’s old news

 

[Frangipani]

How different industries benefit from edge AI | TechTarget

AI can operate on smaller devices and in remote environments, making it useful for many industries. Here's how various markets can use edge AI.

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How different industries benefit from edge AI​

From manufacturing to energy and healthcare, edge AI is promising to various industries. It brings data processing and analysis closer to data sources.​

By George Lawton
Published: 22 Jun 2023

AI is known for eating up computing power, requiring massive data centers. But its impressive capabilities can exist on smaller and more portable devices when appropriate.

Edge AI is the practice of placing AI systems on decentralized hardware devices that operate closer to sources of data. This approach can reduce latency, improve privacy, cut down on data transfers from one device to another and improve the performance of local AI applications. However, it may also require more computing power than other common cloud computing workloads do.

Edge AI offers performance benefits in keeping computation close to a source of data, ensures security when privacy protection is a priority and provides logistical advantages where data is collected in difficult-to-reach locations. Use cases for edge AI that business leaders should know appear across various vertical markets. The main examples to explore are manufacturing and production, healthcare, energy, transportation and retail.

Edge AI vs. edge computing​

Edge AI is about putting smart computing brainpower directly onto devices, such as smartphones, smart fridges and other IoT appliances. Devices make decisions without having to wait for information sent over the internet. Edge computing is about moving compute work close to where data is collected. In addition to AI-enabled decision-making, edge computing also covers tasks like data storage and simple processing.

"Edge AI is beginning to revolutionize the way that many industries collect and utilize data that is produced by their products and their operations," said Anand Rao, global AI lead at professional services firm PwC.

Edge computing runs many powerful systems, such as those for in-patient monitoring and predictive maintenance. Edge AI enhances the performance of these kinds of tasks. For example, it can use computer vision to detect important events, such as the slip and fall of a patient, from a local device and then send an alert to medical staff. Other examples of additional capabilities for edge devices include natural language processing and predictive analytics.
"Edge AI and edge computing are changing how we handle data and extract value out of data, but they do so in different ways," said Bharath Thota, partner in the advanced analytics practice of global strategy and management consulting firm Kearney.

Benefits of edge AI for businesses​

Benefits for businesses include reduced costs associated with network load in instances of high data volumes, privacy protection for sensitive applications, and improved inference performance and accuracy. Edge AI also improves efficiency and reduces costs by pushing complex AI computations to local devices. This reduces reliance on large, centralized computer systems and servers for AI inferencing workloads. In cases where applications need to perform real-time analytics on data, the proximity to the data source reduces latency.

Edge AI can also enhance data security. It localizes the data collection process, performs predictions at the source of the data and restricts external network traffic to only the AI model's outputs, thereby protecting potentially sensitive data inputs. Finally, it's a reliable solution for devices and operations in remote locations with inconsistent network connections.

"Edge AI enables a variety of new use cases by reducing latency or even the need for an internet connection," said Lucas Lau, senior director at global consulting firm Protiviti. Apps run more quickly in these scenarios than they could without the edge computing setup.

Industry-specific use cases for edge AI​

Industry use cases include the following:

• Manufacturing and production. Edge AI improves predictive maintenance on a fleet or set of production equipment. AI models predict when a piece of equipment is most likely to experience a failure. Locally running algorithms analyze factors like vibration, heat and acoustic data from machines. They do so at high resolutions and in real time. Insights gleaned from this analysis are the output.
  Large-scale data collection efforts at manufacturing plants and field operations are improved by data cleansing and anomaly detection. Performing these tasks locally can reduce data overhead and improve response times.
• Healthcare. Edge AI helps monitor patients in real time, improving care and safety. Wearable devices on the patient collect health data. When AI-based analysis of this information occurs locally, it reduces bandwidth consumption and enhances data privacy as compared to transmitting the data to be processed centrally.
• Energy. Edge AI can keep a real-time watch on equipment. This can help predict when energy equipment, like power plants and wind farms, might need fixing, just like in the manufacturing use case. In addition, it can improve tools that study energy use data to identify busy times, predict usage patterns and improve how plants distribute energy.
• Transportation. Edge AI processes data from sensorsattached to vehicles in real time, enabling a self-driving vehicle to understand the surroundings, make decisions and navigate quickly. It can also provide warnings when a car is leaving its lane and enhance driver assistance systems.
• Retail. Edge AI improves security event detection by processing video streams that support loss prevention.

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[Makeme 2020]

Ahhh so you’re the duck whisperer everyone is talking about lol… relax. We’re all entitled to our own opinion .

No that's not the duck whisperer ,That's the FAMOUS BURNING BIN BOY.