BRN Discussion Ongoing

[GStocks123]

I think MegaChips quarterly is due for release by Friday.. worth keeping an eye on expenses paid.

 

[overpup]

“Anyone being critical of things I say are plain ignorant and deluded in their opinions defending BRNs underwhelming results the past 2 years” - Schnitzel Lover, Anonymous poster

This poster while expressing this opinion about anyone who was saying they were buying at what they were describing as bargain prices guess what was buying.

Pity ASIC is useless as this form of conduct was/is reportable.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

At the very least, abusing the intended purpose of this forum (and its members).
Sold his/her soul for a few extra bucks.

 

[Frangipani]

No need for words, just read.

Alf Kuchenbuch on LinkedIn: This is amazing! Bring neuromorphic computing into space. Way to go, EDGX!

This is amazing! Bring neuromorphic computing into space. Way to go, EDGX!

www.linkedin.com

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Also have a look at who commented on and liked the original post by EDGX (not the above repost by Alf Kuchenbuch):

EDGX on LinkedIn: #edgx #esa #spaceinnovation #aiforspace #neuromorphic #satcom #spacetech…

We can't imagine a better way to have kicked off 2024 than by announcing EDGX's first collaboration with the European Space Agency - ESA. Our project, titled…

www.linkedin.com

Let’s start from the top:

Sanath Muret - working for ESA, interesting internship history (ArianeGroup, Airbus); under “Featured”, he posts about collaboration with Iván Rodríguez Ferrández, who is both a junior researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre (BSC) and an ESA intern. Just like David Steenari, Iván is also another co-author of the paper FF shared the other day (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-407991), and he also liked this post by EDGX.

Gabriele Meoni and Andrzej Kucik used to be colleagues at ESA (see presentation slide) - Gabriele is now Assistant Professor in Space Systems Engineering at Delft University of Technology (where, by the way, Charlotte Frenkel, who is very well known and connected in the neuromorphic community, teaches as well, in the Department of Microelectronics in her case), whereas Andrzej works for Defense AI start-up Helsing AI (“Artificial Intelligence to serve our democracies”) that I had mentioned in a previous post, after discovering by chance they have an employee called Sounak Dey, who is, however, not the same person as the Sounak Dey working for TSC Research (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-371567).

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[MDhere]

Damn.

@zeeb0t I had this in my diary and missed it to post ON 3 FEB

marks 2 yrs on tse zeebot

Thanks ZEEBOT!

 

[MrRomper]

https://www.flysight.it/what-are-neuromorphic-sensors-what-you-need-to-know/

https://www.flysight.it/exploring-neuromorphic-cameras/

 

[rgupta]

Also have a look at who commented on and liked the original post by EDGX (not the above repost by Alf Kuchenbuch):

EDGX on LinkedIn: #edgx #esa #spaceinnovation #aiforspace #neuromorphic #satcom #spacetech…

We can't imagine a better way to have kicked off 2024 than by announcing EDGX's first collaboration with the European Space Agency - ESA. Our project, titled…

www.linkedin.com

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Let’s start from the top:

Sanath Muret - working for ESA, interesting internship history (ArianeGroup, Airbus); under “Featured”, he posts about collaboration with Iván Rodríguez Ferrández, who is both a junior researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre (BSC) and an ESA intern. Just like David Steenari, Iván is also another co-author of the paper FF shared the other day (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-407991), and he also liked this post by EDGX.

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Gabriele Meoni and Andrzej Kucik used to be colleagues at ESA (see presentation slide) - Gabriele is now Assistant Professor in Space Systems Engineering at Delft University of Technology (where, by the way, Charlotte Frenkel, who is very well known and connected in the neuromorphic community, teaches as well, in the Department of Microelectronics in her case), whereas Andrzej works for Defense AI start-up Helsing AI (“Artificial Intelligence to serve our democracies”) that I had mentioned in a previous post, after discovering by chance they have an employee called Sounak Dey, who is, however, not the same person as the Sounak Dey working for TSC Research (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-371567).

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Just wondering either the people at the top have no greed to be rich or they evaluate things differently!

 

[Frangipani]

Also have a look at who commented on and liked the original post by EDGX (not the above repost by Alf Kuchenbuch):

EDGX on LinkedIn: #edgx #esa #spaceinnovation #aiforspace #neuromorphic #satcom #spacetech…

We can't imagine a better way to have kicked off 2024 than by announcing EDGX's first collaboration with the European Space Agency - ESA. Our project, titled…

www.linkedin.com

View attachment 56063

Let’s start from the top:

Sanath Muret - working for ESA, interesting internship history (ArianeGroup, Airbus); under “Featured”, he posts about collaboration with Iván Rodríguez Ferrández, who is both a junior researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre (BSC) and an ESA intern. Just like David Steenari, Iván is also another co-author of the paper FF shared the other day (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-407991), and he also liked this post by EDGX.

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Gabriele Meoni and Andrzej Kucik used to be colleagues at ESA (see presentation slide) - Gabriele is now Assistant Professor in Space Systems Engineering at Delft University of Technology (where, by the way, Charlotte Frenkel, who is very well known and connected in the neuromorphic community, teaches as well, in the Department of Microelectronics in her case), whereas Andrzej works for Defense AI start-up Helsing AI (“Artificial Intelligence to serve our democracies”) that I had mentioned in a previous post, after discovering by chance they have an employee called Sounak Dey, who is, however, not the same person as the Sounak Dey working for TSC Research (https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-371567).

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To be continued (as there is a maximum of 10 file uploads per post)…

Next up is Raphaël Mena Morales (Airbus Defence and Space), who shared the post with ESA’s Daniel Wischert, adding “interesting . The addressee then reused the winking face emoji alongside “You might want to have a look at this” when sharing the post himself with several people on his network, most of whom belong to the Space Generation Advisory Council (see below), of which he himself is also a representative.

And finally an intriguing like by Sandi Habinc, General Manager at Frontgrade Gaisler. Alf Kuchenbuch himself had recently liked a post by that Swedish company (which had come up in my dot-joining efforts before, by the way, although I can’t recall the context) - see my TSE post here:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-40780

Not surprisingly, also likes from University of Luxembourg’s SnT researchers Jorge Querol and Swetha Varadarajulu…

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-407889

 

[Schnitzel lover]

“Anyone being critical of things I say are plain ignorant and deluded in their opinions defending BRNs underwhelming results the past 2 years” - Schnitzel Lover, Anonymous poster

This poster while expressing this opinion about anyone who was saying they were buying at what they were describing as bargain prices guess what was buying.

Pity ASIC is useless as this form of conduct was/is reportable.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

Potatoe Potato..

Wonder what "useless ASIC" thinks about private investor meetings where the share price spiked 38% in a day.

Let them decide if these investors traded on inside knowledge that was unavailable to the ASX market.. Oh, the NDAs they say.

Or the one way positive traffic said about Brainchip here throughout 2022 and 2023.

Honestly, hypocricy at its best.

"defending BRN's underwhelming results the past 2 years"

Let the record show:

2022 SP of 68c - 74c (+8.1%)
2023 SP of 74c- 17c (-77%)

Underwhelming, not an unfair adjective to describe Brainchip's performance the last 2 years.

At the start of 2023 I highlighted TA showing reasons not to buy more shares or wait until certain conditions met. I was told, "Go to the Chart Page". Fair enough each to their own..

Good luck to you and all your folk.

I will not bother you anymore. This place is as toxic as any online forums and I've come to the conclusion life is a lot better focusing energy elsewhere.

All the best to the genuine people here who do have good intentions and are good people.

I hope you are not led astray by the others.

 

[Slade]

Potatoe Potato..

Wonder what "useless ASIC" thinks about private investor meetings where the share price spiked 38% in a day.

Let them decide if these investors traded on inside knowledge that was unavailable to the ASX market.. Oh, the NDAs they say.

Or the one way positive traffic said about Brainchip here throughout 2022 and 2023.

Honestly, hypocricy at its best.

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"defending BRN's underwhelming results the past 2 years"

Let the record show:

2022 SP of 68c - 74c (+8.1%)
2023 SP of 74c- 17c (-77%)

Underwhelming, not an unfair adjective to describe Brainchip's performance the last 2 years.

At the start of 2023 I highlighted TA showing reasons not to buy more shares or wait until certain conditions met. I was told, "Go to the Chart Page". Fair enough each to their own..

Good luck to you and all your folk.

I will not bother you anymore. This place is as toxic as any online forums and I've come to the conclusion life is a lot better focusing energy elsewhere.

All the best to the genuine people here who do have good intentions and are good people.

I hope you are not led astray by the others.

You are down to zero credibility but you will be back yet again under another username. Make it a good one. See you then.

 

[IloveLamp]

Potatoe Potato..

Wonder what "useless ASIC" thinks about private investor meetings where the share price spiked 38% in a day.

Let them decide if these investors traded on inside knowledge that was unavailable to the ASX market.. Oh, the NDAs they say.

Or the one way positive traffic said about Brainchip here throughout 2022 and 2023.

Honestly, hypocricy at its best.

View attachment 56080



"defending BRN's underwhelming results the past 2 years"

Let the record show:

2022 SP of 68c - 74c (+8.1%)
2023 SP of 74c- 17c (-77%)

Underwhelming, not an unfair adjective to describe Brainchip's performance the last 2 years.

At the start of 2023 I highlighted TA showing reasons not to buy more shares or wait until certain conditions met. I was told, "Go to the Chart Page". Fair enough each to their own..

Good luck to you and all your folk.

I will not bother you anymore. This place is as toxic as any online forums and I've come to the conclusion life is a lot better focusing energy elsewhere.

All the best to the genuine people here who do have good intentions and are good people.

I hope you are not led astray by the others.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Feb 24 paper on neuromorphic in data centres. Some interesting reading points imo.

Couple of names I've seen on papers before.

Akida covered well with some snips below and full paper here.

https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.02521&ved=2ahUKEwi55eqrzpaEAxUkmK8BHcsID_UQFnoECA4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw14-NckR-VXTHvZ0vHRXjHi

 

[IloveLamp]

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[Bravo]

 

[Pom down under]

I will not bother you anymore. This place is as toxic as any online forums and I've come to the conclusion life is a lot better focusing energy elsewhere.

 

[Pom down under]

You are down to zero credibility but you will be back yet again under another username. Make it a good one. See you then.

He won’t be hard to spot him if he does.

 

[Pom down under]

No Motley Fool artical today about meme stock surging 20%..... short game over?

It’s easy to tell when it’s over with the shear amount of clowns vanishing from the HC forum.

 

[thelittleshort]

https://x.com/brainchip_inc/status/1754932053768814637?s=46&t=QTEd-sj4ml4B_yEc2g-tKw

 

[charles2]

Sure enjoyed the endorphin rush from yesterday's ASX trades.

Follow through on NASDAQ appears less impactful however when one considers that BRCHF was overvalued using the proper exchange rate (1$AUD=0.65$USD) today, would leave the correct pricing of BRCHF at $0.13...not quite there yet (1:33 EST).

However volume of BCHPY which is usually almost nil....so far is 9.7k ie 388k shares of BRN (or BRCHF)

Clearly investor interest in Brainchip is on the rise.....based on recent volume.

Now if we can get the price to cooperate.....

Edit: Of course while typing the price creeps up to 13.1 cents. (I get it...keep typing!)

 

[Frangipani]

it will get interesting what kind of role japan will play on this game! They investing a lot of money to get back to old glory like 80s/90s. They are not good in software but maybe they can fix the hardware problem! They are specialists in this field

Since I'm not sure to what extent BrainChip will expand its contacts in Japan to solidify its market share, I'll classify this as speculation for now, as potential future market opportunities. I find it intriguing and worth monitoring! The link is in German language and quite older… but I translated a interesting part. (I know there was a updated post yesterday)

Source: Link to the article

Japan is catching up with Taiwan and South Korea

The joint venture aims to develop and produce semiconductors in the Two-Nanometer technology by around 2027. The number describes the width of the circuit lines. Smaller lines result in more energy-efficient and powerful chips. According to the plan, Japan would be on par with the leading technical manufacturers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), and South Korea's Samsung Electronics. Samsung began mass-producing semiconductors in the Three-Nanometer technology in the summer, and TSMC is close behind. Both aim to achieve production of Two-Nanometer chips by 2025.

Hi 7für7,

the language barrier is definitely one thing that keeps most of us from “truffle-hunting” more extensively. However, I am convinced there is much more going on behind the scenes in Japan than we perceive there is.

Don’t forget that both companies that signed IP licenses with Brainchip so far - Megachips and Renesas (founded as the consolidated entity of the semiconductor units of Hitachi and Mitsubishi, excluding their dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) businesses, to which NEC Electronics merged in 2010) - are Japanese. And so is Socionext (founded in 2015 from the fusion of the System LSI businesses of Fujitsu and Panasonic.)

Sometimes we don’t even realise or remember that certain companies headquartered outside of Japan are partly owned by Japanese conglomerates.
The SoftBank Group, for example, retains a 90.6% stake in Arm (which is based in the UK) following the IPO.

Brainchip even has a representative in Japan:

LinkedIn Login, Sign in | LinkedIn

Login to LinkedIn to keep in touch with people you know, share ideas, and build your career.

www.linkedin.com

And remember Naveen Kumar’s real-time traffic analysis that was reposted here on TSE numerous times?

Eyes on the Road: Enabling Real-Time Traffic Camera Analysis with BrainChip Akida

How one engineer took on tracking traffic at Shibuya Crossing with Edge Impulse FOMO and Akida.

www.edgeimpulse.com

This Indian gentleman actually resides in Japan, too! He works for RIKEN, one of Japan’s largest research organisations.

RIKEN even established a number of collaboration centres with industry partners, including Toyota and Fujitsu.

Obviously a confirmed collaboration with a major player such as Sony would be the fastest way for Brainchip to become more visible in the Land of the Rising Sun…

 

[cosors]

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