BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Sam]

What a great post .. omg. So great.

Shhhh peanut, not financial advice

 

[wilzy123]

Shhhh peanut, not financial advice

It's always a GREAT sign when all these dormant accounts like you come out of the woodwork

 

[robsmark]

Stick to whinging. Being interested in the company doesn't suit you buddy.

I’ll tell you what Wilzy, why don’t you just ignore me, and I’ll ignore you. It’s not like I’d be missing much, I genuinely cannot think of a single post you’ve made in all these years that add a particle of value anyway.

 

[DerAktienDude]

HG can you imagine your and anyone's dot joining have much less meaning as compared to what the company is telling us.
Brainchip had reached at 5th position in short selling. Three months ago at investor update Sean told us SP will do what it has to do and this time Antonio told us akida 1.0 was not robust enough to support the sp. And partners are waiting for akida 2.0 now
So what you want to get from those investor updates. Is that the company is trying to tell holders that shorters had out smart us?? Or company is thinking actually shorters are right and we holders are idiot.
There was a time when I always get happy when shorter increase their bet, because that will mean holders can benefit but the last two investor updates had ruined my confidence in management. Just today 27 million shares are traded and we holders does not know other than dot joinings.
At the AGM Sean cannot speak well with share holders but the same Sean was confident while interviewing with someone on social media.
To me last two investor updates only benefitted the shorters.
Why the company could not tell us 2 years ago that we are getting headwinds with software. That would had be detrimental at that time but would had been wise advise to holders. Now when the shorters are all over us they are telling us that akida 1.0 was launched without any after market support. Donot you think LDN was removed because of that reason but company never try to tell to the holders what is going wrong.
Rob was saying to us tip of iceberg while they were not having right partners to support the iceberg.
I have only simple point if they keep quite that long and product is really good then why to come out and talk about weaknesses at a crucial point and demotivate the holders.
I believe SP would had been better without those investor updates. That is a reason I assume the investor updates are either to support the shorts or the worse has to come yet.

You’re correct. What baffles my mind is that all the posters with their “burn the shorters” attitude started rallying against them when we were at >1$ claiming that they loose money.
We have to face that the first generation failed massively. We have to face that none of the dot joining in the past 3-4 years ever eventuated to something material. We know that valeo won’t use the current Akida technology.

I’m sure our technology is top notch especially the following generations.
However, it doesn’t matter as long as the management board fails to deliver. If companies choose other technologies over ours no matter if ours is superior, then management ist not able to handle our company.
Now we have to hope that a cap raise won’t be coming and that the management team chooses action over words. Something up until this point they were never able to do.

 

[wilzy123]

I’ll tell you what Wilzy, why don’t you just ignore me, and I’ll ignore you. It’s not like I’d be missing much, I genuinely cannot think of a single post you’ve made in all these years that add a particle of value anyway.

Basically, you're suggesting I put my head in the sand................

As I said.. stick to whinging LMAO.

 

[FJ-215]

You’re correct. What baffles my mind is that all the posters with their “burn the shorters” attitude started rallying against them when we were at >1$ claiming that they loose money.
We have to face that the first generation failed massively. We have to face that none of the dot joining in the past 3-4 years ever eventuated to something material. We know that valeo won’t use the current Akida technology.

I’m sure our technology is top notch especially the following generations.
However, it doesn’t matter as long as the management board fails to deliver. If companies choose other technologies over ours no matter if ours is superior, then management ist not able to handle our company.
Now we have to hope that a cap raise won’t be coming and that the management team chooses action over words. Something up until this point they were never able to do.

"Now we have to hope that a cap raise won’t be coming and that the management team chooses action over words. Something up until this point they were never able to do."

LDA are our finance partners. We still need to make another call to satisfy our obligation before the end of the year. That's why so many shorts are hanging around, a near guaranteed supply of new shares from the company itself as there is no revenue to pay the bills.

Not popular but a reality of business. There is no free lunch.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Abstract from a Research China report.

I see Arteris IP in there. Geez be nice if Antonio had some input somewhere given he's a NED at Arteris too. Isn't that what networking supposed to help with

Not look like our gear but this was HW3 not 4 yet.

Autonomous Driving SoC Research Report, 2023 - ResearchInChina

The technical barriers for chip fabrication are not particularly high. The primary threshold is enough capital and order intake. The chip industry now adopts the block-building model, namely, purchasing IPs to build chips including CPU, GPU, NPU, storage, NoC/bus, ISP and video codec. In the future, as chiplet ecosystems and processes get improved, the threshold for independent development of autonomous driving SoCs will be much lower for automakers just need to buy dies (IP chip) directly and then package them, with no need to buy IPs.

In the case of Tesla HW 3.0, the architecture design is based on Samsung Exynos-IP; the CPU/GPU/ISP design uses ARM’s IP; the network-on-chip (NoC) uses Arteris’ IP. Tesla only self-develops neural network accelerator (NNA) IP, and the foundry is Samsung.

Tesla deepens its cooperation with Broadcom on HW 4.0 development. To improve AI computing power, the easiest and most effective way is to stack up MAC units and SRAM. For AI operations, the main bottleneck is storage. The disadvantage is that SRAM occupies a large space of chips, and the chip area is however proportional to the cost. Moreover, it is difficult to increase the density and reduce the area of SRAM using advanced processes.

Therefore the area of Tesla's first-generation bare chip FSD HW 3.0 is 260 square millimeters, and the area of the second-generation bare chip FSD HW 4.0 is expected to be up to 300 square millimeters, with the total cost estimated to increase by at least 40-50%. By our estimate, the cost of HW3.0 chips has dropped to USD90-100, and HW 4.0 should cost USD150-200, but even so, Tesla’s self-developed chips are far more cost-effective than the bought-in.

 

[Evermont]

BrainChip Receives First Shipment of AKD1500 Chips in Silicon from Technology Partner GlobalFoundries​

Tue, August 29, 2023 at 12:00 AM GMT+10


LAGUNA HILLS, Calif., August 28, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, announced today that it has received its first shipment of AKD1500 chips in silicon from GlobalFoundries to advance the company’s IP into the next phase of development.

Leveraging GlobalFoundries’ advanced 22nm fully depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD-SOI) 22FDX® technology, the AKD1500 is fully functional at first silicon and furthers the growth of neuromorphic computing at the edge and highlights the portability of BrainChip’s Akida™ architecture. This has been made possible by the close partnership with GlobalFoundries and their streamlined engagement processes and reflects the maturity and the ease of using the GF 22FDX processes.

The AKD1500 demonstrates the benefits of Akida’s pure digital, extremely energy-efficient, event-based AI computation for at-sensor or sensor-balanced solutions for AIoT, industrial and consumer markets. Matched with GlobalFoundries’ proprietary FDX™ process technology platform, AKD1500 delivers cost-effective performance for connected and low-power embedded applications and makes it an ideal option for prototyping and proof-of-concept engagements as well as module development and deployment.

"GlobalFoundries is at the forefront enabling the innovation of AI at the edge. Our 22nm FDX technology is ideally suited for extremely low power, low leakage applications at sensor and intelligent edge computing," said Mike Hogan, Chief Business Unit Officer at GlobalFoundries. "Partnering with trendsetters like BrainChip will drive the future of intelligent computing utilizing GlobalFoundries’ technology offerings."


"This is the latest milestone in BrainChip’s continued focus on execution to simplify the integration and proliferation of neuromorphic technology for scaling AIoT," said Sean Hehir, Chief Executive Officer at BrainChip. "The AKD1500 in the GlobalFoundries’ process demonstrates the synergy of our digital IP with the low leakage 22nm FDX process for compelling edge AI devices and we look forward to more partners integrating Akida IP into their innovative AI applications."

Along with the delivery of chips in silicon, BrainChip will be offering AKD1500 development boards in the following quarters as it continues to build out its product portfolio. To request a demonstration of the technology and be notified when the development boards are available, interested parties can visit https://brainchip.com/contact/.

About BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY)

BrainChip is the worldwide leader in edge AI on-chip processing and learning. The company’s first-to-market, fully digital, event-based AI processor, AkidaTM, uses neuromorphic principles to mimic the human brain, analyzing only essential sensor inputs at the point of acquisition, processing data with unparalleled efficiency, precision, and economy of energy. Akida uniquely enables edge learning local to the chip, independent of the cloud, dramatically reducing latency while improving privacy and data security. Akida Neural processor IP, which can be integrated into SoCs on any process technology, has shown substantial benefits on today’s workloads and networks, and offers a platform for developers to create, tune and run their models using standard AI workflows like Tensorflow/Keras. In enabling effective edge compute to be universally deployable across real world applications such as connected cars, consumer electronics, and industrial IoT, BrainChip is proving that on-chip AI, close to the sensor, is the future, for its customers’ products, as well as the planet. Explore the benefits of Essential AI at www.brainchip.com.

Follow BrainChip on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BrainChip_inc
Follow BrainChip on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/7792006

View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230828358167/en/

Contacts

Media Contact:
Mark Smith
JPR Communications
818-398-1424

Investor Relations:
Tony Dawe
Director, Global Investor Relations
tdawe@brainchip.com

BrainChip Receives First Shipment of AKD1500 Chips in Silicon from Technology Partner GlobalFoundries

LAGUNA HILLS, Calif., August 28, 2023--BrainChip Receives First Shipment of AKD1500 Chips in Silicon from Technology Partner GlobalFoundries

finance.yahoo.com

 

[Diogenese]

I'm not sure how to interpret that. What do I care about the umbrellas of my friends and I think:
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I am here for many years to look back later with Schadenfreude.)

I will never have to say to myself again - if I had once (Amazon, MS, Google). The game at the table goes into the next round. I am very patient. So patient, in fact, that the vacation season in Sweden which pushes the MC down by dozens of millions doesn't make me itch.

Looking forward to the MB with
Akida, Talnode Si and ReRAM on board, sometime. I still don't find that improbable. Rather the opposite.

Sorry cosors,

A couple of feeble translingual puns:

s(c)hade = umbra -> umbrella

freu( n )d(e) = friend

 

[cosors]

I am not familiar with Linkedin and how the communication mechanisms there work. What purpose can it serve for someone (here from TCS) to link to two of their colleagues in Cc as a comment? Is it just to draw attention so that the other two see the post as well?

Adam Taylor CEng FIET
Founder of FPGA Consultancy - Adiuvo Engineering. Embedded Systems Consultant, FPGA Expert, Prolific FPGA
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adam...03526391809-eHeU?trk=public_profile_like_view



Parthasarathi V
TCS Research and Innovation
https://in.linkedin.com/in/vparthasarathi?trk=public_post_comment_actor-name
Cool surname (Mr V)!

Arpan Pal
Distinguished Chief Scientist and Research Area Head, Embedded Devices and Intelligent Systems, TCS Research | Senior Member, IEEE and ACM | Associate Editor, ACM TECS and Springer SNCS
https://in.linkedin.com/in/arpanpal?trk=public_post_comment-text

Arijit Mukherjee
Principal Scientist, Embedded Devices & Intelligent Systems at TCS Research
https://in.linkedin.com/in/arijit72?trk=public_post_comment-text


_______________________________
Second question: How is Adam Taylor from Adiuvo related to Edge Impulse?

 

[cosors]

Surely something this smart with only now needing 3000 lines of code running on an “neural net” and can be fully localised has to have been “bought” and integrated in to a Tesla.

Sure sounds like Akida!

A mate and Tesla fan (holder) just told me: ~has nothing to do with BRN. Runs on 'old' FSD version 3 hardware from Tesla and is installed in a few million cars.

 

[cosors]

Sorry cosors,

A couple of feeble translingual puns:

s(c)hade = umbra -> umbrella

freu( n )d(e) = friend

Na, all fine. You know English is my Archilles' verse. I'm here to learn. At first I thought something like: Schadenfreude of the friends and that as a defensive shield ~ umbrella because of the frustration they might suspect in me because not only BRN looks badly beaten up, but also TLG and on top of it WBT.
But then I immediately thought, no, Dio is not that schadenfreudig(ly) he sits in the same boat after all.
Actually, we need an umbrella against schadenfreude until we are out of the situation and to make schadenfeudig(ly) fun of the unbelievers.
But I'm blurring that too.
We don't need that.)
But schadenfreude is sometimes really fun when it hits the right people, I admit.
Adjusted my post above...

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schadenfeudig(ly) [schadenfreudig]
reminds me somehow of the Swiss. I think they also hang an li/ly (same pronunciation) on everything. The Swiss German and South Baden suffix -li (pronounced [lɪ]) is a diminutive affix and diminishes a noun (cf. diminutive) or sometimes other words such as pronouns. Functionally, it basically corresponds to the High German -chen/-lein.

...a diminutive form such as Micklelein or Micklechen ≅ small dick or bobtail or small wiener or wienenerli

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good example for schadenfreude that comes in my mind:

screwed ? or fooled ? (ass as a verb; assed?)
A well-done anti campaign ad full of schadenfreude. Our ex-chancellor, the Putin-licker. It was about that he was accused of concealing the true budget situation and about the statement before the election that he and his party firmly promised they would not increase the tax. After the election everything was forgotten and the money was welcome.

 

[CHIPS]

https://www.fool.com.au/2023/08/28/...e-and-sayona-mining-shares-are-sinking-today/

 

[CHIPS]

https://www.gurupress.de/news/brain...&utm_medium=Feed&utm_source=Finanznachrichten

Brainchip Holdings Stock: No positive development in sight​

In the past week, Nvidia has once again delivered impressive results. The chip manufacturer was able to far exceed the already high expectations and set new records. This makes it clear that the potential in the AI industry is still enormous.

In contrast, Brainchip Holdings doesn't seem to have made a breakthrough yet, despite numerous promises surrounding the development of neuromorphic chips. These should be particularly useful for AI calculations, but the question is increasingly being raised as to whether there is any need for this approach at all.

Nvidia dominates ahead of Brainchip Holdings and others​

Nvidia has successfully dominated the market not only with unrivaled hardware but also software technologies. Most developers rely on CUDA for AI calculations, a platform that is only compatible with Nvidia GPUs. Even if Brainchip were to make a big step forward, doubts remain as to whether a major market player would want to completely change its software platform.

The confidence of many investors is dwindling and so the downward trend in Brainchip Holdings stock continues. Every Nvidia success seems to further reduce the existing interest - recently the share reached a new 52-week low at a value of 0.15 euros.

never-ending dive?​

If you look at the course of the month, the losses have now added up to around 27% and there is no end to the downward trend in sight. As long as no concrete news can be announced by Brainchip, skepticism among investors will increase. A turnaround in the race for artificial intelligence seems more unlikely than ever - not impossible, but rather unlikely, at least according to the current state of knowledge.

Buy, hold or sell - your BrainChip Holdings analysis from 28.08. gives the answer:​

How will BrainChip Holdings develop now? Is your money safe in this stock? You can find out the answers to these questions and why you need to act now in the current analysis of the BrainChip Holdings share

BrainChip Holdings: Buy or Sell? Read more here...​

 

[Rise from the ashes]

https://www.gurupress.de/news/brain...&utm_medium=Feed&utm_source=Finanznachrichten

Brainchip Holdings Stock: No positive development in sight​

In the past week, Nvidia has once again delivered impressive results. The chip manufacturer was able to far exceed the already high expectations and set new records. This makes it clear that the potential in the AI industry is still enormous.

In contrast, Brainchip Holdings doesn't seem to have made a breakthrough yet, despite numerous promises surrounding the development of neuromorphic chips. These should be particularly useful for AI calculations, but the question is increasingly being raised as to whether there is any need for this approach at all.

Nvidia dominates ahead of Brainchip Holdings and others​

Nvidia has successfully dominated the market not only with unrivaled hardware but also software technologies. Most developers rely on CUDA for AI calculations, a platform that is only compatible with Nvidia GPUs. Even if Brainchip were to make a big step forward, doubts remain as to whether a major market player would want to completely change its software platform.

The confidence of many investors is dwindling and so the downward trend in Brainchip Holdings stock continues. Every Nvidia success seems to further reduce the existing interest - recently the share reached a new 52-week low at a value of 0.15 euros.

never-ending dive?​

If you look at the course of the month, the losses have now added up to around 27% and there is no end to the downward trend in sight. As long as no concrete news can be announced by Brainchip, skepticism among investors will increase. A turnaround in the race for artificial intelligence seems more unlikely than ever - not impossible, but rather unlikely, at least according to the current state of knowledge.

Buy, hold or sell - your BrainChip Holdings analysis from 28.08. gives the answer:​

How will BrainChip Holdings develop now? Is your money safe in this stock? You can find out the answers to these questions and why you need to act now in the current analysis of the BrainChip Holdings share

BrainChip Holdings: Buy or Sell? Read more here...​

Looks like the articles on that site are purely ammo for shorters in regards to the multiple hack stories on there about brn.

 

[cosors]

Looks like the articles on that site are purely ammo for shorters in regards to the multiple hack stories on there about brn.

This is blatantly ignorant and moronic. Every complainer here could downramp better and more witty with more substance. Maybe they hyped bluntly at first, now react to their mistake and make the next one right away. Moreover, this is a German URL, I do not click on it, and I mean you can not even directly shorten BRN here. And Gurupress?! I take this as serious as it sounds. Even Mickle is better. Probably he just copied from his big idol from the fools, Nvidia speaks for it.
Enough said.

 

[cosors]

IBM AGI patent - The Mechanical Turk

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6e/Racknitz_-_The_Turk_3.jpg

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US2023135625A1 AUTOMATED GENERATION OF DIALOGUE FLOW FROM DOCUMENTS 20211028



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A computerized method, system and computer program product for building a dialogue flow. One embodiment of the method may comprise receiving an input document, the input document comprising content, and generating, by a question-answer pipeline, a plurality of question-answer pairs from the content of the input document. For each question-answer pair, the method may further comprise feeding the question of the question-answer pair into an intent of a dialogue flow structure, and feeding the answer of the question-answer pair as one response of the intent. The method may further comprise tagging each of the plurality of question-answer pairs with a corresponding document section index, reading, by a conversational agent, the input document to a user, pausing the reading when the conversational agent reaches one of the document section indices in the input document, and in response, reading the question corresponding to the document section indicia to the user.

Here is the well-made replica of the original chess Turk.

This working replica of the apparatus colloquially known as the "Schachtürke" was built in 1769 by Austrian court official Wolfgang von Kempelen to give the viewer the impression of an "automatic chess player". In fact, however, inside sat a normal-sized human being who controlled the gripper arm with the help of levers and cables.
Magnetized game pieces and small magnetic pins on the underside of the board made it possible to follow the chess moves from inside.

Material/Technique
wood, metal, fabric

Measurements
height 175 cm x width 160 cm x depth 165 cm | weight: 200 kg

 

[Rise from the ashes]

This is blatantly ignorant and moronic. Every complainer here could downramp better and more witty with more substances. Maybe they hyped bluntly at first, now react to their mistake and make the next one right away. Moreover, this is a German URL, I do not click on it, and I mean you can not even directly shorten BRN here. And Gurupress?! I take this as serious as it sounds. Even Mickle is better. Probably he just copied from his big idol from the fools, Nvidia speaks for it.
Enough said.

Hi cosors, first off for some reason I read your post in an angry/irritated German accent.
I could feel the emotion
Yes I had a quick look and its rubbish.
Reminds me of nana*_ze
Our price stinks but our potential is beyond massive.

 

[cosors]

Hi cosors, first off for some reason I read your post in an angry/irritated German accent.
I could feel the emotion
Yes I had a quick look and its rubbish.
Reminds me of nana*_ze
Our price stinks but our potential is beyond massive.

With such superficiality I am too ~'arrogant' to ever be angry or irritated.
I'm just waiting for someone to come over and post the fool's diarrhea here. I'm glad I haven't had to read it yet, it's not worth a click.
No idea what the chip he is trying to do with this here.
And yes, I have with guarantee a heavy accent but I try to get better and correct afterwards very often my posts.

By the way, we have two and more terms for diarrhea (Diarrhoe) and this one is not our common one it is more factual and very distinguished term that actually no one uses because many do not know it. Common with us is Durchfall from fall through. The other terms I spare and am rather be silent.

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Oh now I see that he has posted both sharp-sighted opinions. Why don't we have an automatic URL adjustment as with hotcrapper for the fools?

 

[equanimous]

https://www.fool.com.au/2023/08/28/...e-and-sayona-mining-shares-are-sinking-today/

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You have to pay TSE a fee to advertise your article here but no one would be fool enough to subscribe to it anyways.

Back to HC for you.