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[Fact Finder]

You could well be correct but one of the frustrating things is how MegaChips does not disclose its customer lists. They are most definitely into automotive and they have stated they have AKIDA for automotive amongst other things. Who are MegaChips automotive customers? Could Cerence be one? No idea. But worse things could happen than Brainchip just being a direct supplier to Mercedes.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[BLueboy64]

Northern beaches of Cairns, you?

same here, Kewarra Beach

 

[JPIck]

Hi JP,

Plan C:

Can the extensions wait for 9 months?

(I'm still hoping for $5 by Christmas).

Unfortunately not, am right in the middle, Just have to keep working my guts out, or win Powerball tonight , or huge announcement in the coming weeks, theres my 3 options

 

[JPIck]

I have been thinking deeply on your situation and all I know is that life is a continuous series of compromises and priorities.

On the plus side of life's ledger you have your life still to live, you are converting your Brainchip shares not into a bottle or a drug but an appreciating asset and place of shelter.

If I were you and to some extent I am my highest priority would be my health and taking every step possible to capitalise on the opportunity I have been given in surviving the heart attack or half functioning heart.

The next priority is family and friends.

Then comes the investment side of things. A house that is fully renovated or complete is an easier mortgage than one that is in progress so not knowing anything about your finances and the present timeline for the renovation it might be a plan to secure your health and complete your renovation and then borrow and buy back your BRNASX.

After all long term investors are not here for $2.00, $3.00 or even $5.00 a share. At $5.00 a share this journey would have only just started.

If you were to borrow to buy the shares using a mortgage on your house then the interest would be deductible whereas borrowing to renovate your principle place of residence the interest would not be deductible.

Just some random thoughts but so thankful you came through the heart hiccup and are here to continue riding the Brainchip bus with us.
FF.

AKIDA BALLISTA

Thanks FF

 

[Deleted member 118]

same here, Kewarra Beach

I think we have a few members living in paradise

 

[thelittleshort]

This is what I’m excited about. 2020 revenue $121,000, 2021 revenue $1,500,000, and based on the scenario that revenue growth going up roughly 1,200%, 2022 becomes $18,000,000.

There is so much going on in the background that we are not privy to, but can confidently speculate on. We already know there are 100+ NDA’s announced while back, and the concept of SNN’s is being explored and discussed fairly openly means many more potential clients are surely being invited into the Early Access Program


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Ha ha @Dhm I just saw your post and thought you were talking about your own Brainchip holdings!

“This is what I’m excited about. 2020 revenue $121,000, 2021 revenue $1,500,000, and based on the scenario that revenue growth going up roughly 1,200%, 2022 becomes $18,000,000.”

Hopefully you are posting that in a couple of years…then I will proceed to block you

Tomorrow’s our day folks, I can feel it

 

[JB49]

You could well be correct but one of the frustrating things is how MegaChips does not disclose its customer lists. They are most definitely into automotive and they have stated they have AKIDA for automotive amongst other things. Who are MegaChips automotive customers? Could Cerence be one? No idea. But worse things could happen than Brainchip just being a direct supplier to Mercedes.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I noticed megachips have a stake in quadric which they mentioned they will aim to use in their lidar. Given they have a stake in quadric, are they more inclined to use it over akida?

 

[Deleted member 118]

Ha ha @Dhm I just saw your post and thought you were talking about your own Brainchip holdings!

“This is what I’m excited about. 2020 revenue $121,000, 2021 revenue $1,500,000, and based on the scenario that revenue growth going up roughly 1,200%, 2022 becomes $18,000,000.”

Hopefully you are posting that in a couple of years…then I will proceed to block you

Tomorrow’s our day folks, I can feel it

 

[Evermont]

Audi's recent reveal of its A6 e-tron Avant has forced me to indulge in my latest predilection, Cerence. Whilst engaging in my Cerence snoopathon, I stumbled upon this little snippet which I think is VERY INTERESTING.


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Nice car @Bravo77

 

[Bravo]

Nice car @Bravo77

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She's a beauty isn't she Evermont and a pretty big step up from my Toyota Echo.

 

[Evermont]

She's a beauty isn't she Evermont? It's a pretty big step up from my Echo.

Incredibly smooth lines Bravo, Audi manage the design process extremely well.

Price point is significant and material constraints will only place further pressure on the supply line moving forward. Elon also increased the price of Model 3 again this week. I would now get more for a trade in than I paid for the vehicle.

 

[JDelekto]

Ordered same day, no shipping as yet. All good, it'll come

Just a side note: I did not get a notification from BrainChip that it shipped. I have an account on FedEx that sends me notifications when scanned packages are due to be shipped. Depending on your situation, it might have been shipped and you just don't know it yet.

 

[thelittleshort]

This looks pretty interesting

Within the NEUROTECH framework there is an educational initiative on neuromorphic engineering. As the "Neuromorphic engineering" field is receiving increasing importance worldwide, the interest in learning about the field is rising rapidly. However, there is little information and educational material available online. Our aim is to fill this gap with a series of virtual colloquia, each revolving around a specific aspect of the neuromorphic engineering field. In each colloquium, a small number of experts on neuromorphic engineering will answer a specific “question of the day” with a short pitch, followed by a live discussion on the topic, with a moderator and questions from the audience.

 

[JDelekto]

I noticed megachips have a stake in quadric which they mentioned they will aim to use in their lidar. Given they have a stake in quadric, are they more inclined to use it over akida?

I posted a reply in the MegaChips thread. They are a company that does fabless production and they acquire IP from several sources which they add to their catalog. This allows their customers to choose based on features they need, so I assume which they use will be driven by customer demand.

MegaChips lists the key features and applications of both solutions in the AI/ML category on their site. They are not replacing BrainChip with Quadric, just expanding the available choices.

 

[Dallas]

 

[Zedjack33]

Faaark.

 

[Bravo]

Today I was dropping some things off to the local Salvation Army Op-Shop in my Toyota Echo and there was a guy who looked to be in his early twenties who asked the shop assistant if there were any undies in the store. The shop assistant said that it was unlikely, however if underpants were to be anywhere they'd be located in the far left corner and he added helpfully that there was an Aldi's next door and that they sold extremely cheap underwear.

Well, the young dude looked a bit crest-fallen but he continued his search and he actually succeeded in finding what may have been the only underpants in the entire op-shop and he bought them over to the counter whereupon the shop assistant exclaimed. "These are brand new! It must be your lucky day!"

"Oh, really?" said the dude "In that case, I'll leave them".

And that's a true story.

 

[Boab]

Faaark.

Said the Crow with the hair lip.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Today I was dropping some things off to the local Salvation Army Op-Shop in my Toyota Echo and there was a guy who looked to be in his early twenties who asked the shop assistant if there were any undies in the store. The shop assistant said that it was unlikely, however if underpants were to be anywhere they'd be located in the far left corner and he added helpfully that there was an Aldi's next door and that they sold extremely cheap underwear.

Well, the young dude looked a bit crest-fallen but he continued his search and he actually succeeded in finding what may have been the only underpants in the entire op-shop and he bought them over to the counter whereupon the shop assistant exclaimed. "These are brand new! It must be your lucky day!"

"Oh, really?" said the dude "In that case, I'll leave them".

And that's a true story.

 

[Bravo]

Today I was dropping some things off to the local Salvation Army Op-Shop in my Toyota Echo and there was a guy who looked to be in his early twenties who asked the shop assistant if there were any undies in the store. The shop assistant said that it was unlikely, however if underpants were to be anywhere they'd be located in the far left corner and he added helpfully that there was an Aldi's next door and that they sold extremely cheap underwear.

Well, the young dude looked a bit crest-fallen but he continued his search and he actually succeeded in finding what may have been the only underpants in the entire op-shop and he bought them over to the counter whereupon the shop assistant exclaimed. "These are brand new! It must be your lucky day!"

"Oh, really?" said the dude "In that case, I'll leave them".

And that's a true story.

Thank God he didn't ask to try them on first beacuse that would have been weird.