BRN Discussion Ongoing

[IloveLamp]

I am with ff on the Intel thing.

Intel would never allow a very public, random exciting comment, about a relatively new little known company unless there was a benefit for them to do so...........PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

These big tech companies carefully calculate and plan any social media interaction between companies. They have to, they're publicly listed. This is proven by the dual comments on both social media accounts, plus the tagging of Brainchip by intel and vice versa.

Not random accidents.

They cannot risk random employees spouting off the cuff. That would be meaningless and ridiculous. They would have strict protocols and checkpoints regarding any company social media interactions, they would be incredibly stupid not to.

ARM has bragged about us on social media more than once too , not to mention Mercedes and the rest.

Wake up people. Time to start realising this is happening with or without you.

Imo dyor.

 

[AARONASX]

Might have already been shared, but, watch the video (which might have no value to us)... then read the comments in the section...the general feel is not positive with Intel at the moment. Intel needs a White Knight to save them, is that going to be Brainchip?

Intel Fountaries mentioned a few time so i am going to 100% assume they are 100% aware of Akida at the top end, and Intel would not let ARM get the leading edge over them...IMO

 

[skutza]

I already tried to explain my reasons to you.

HI DB,

I like you were surprised by the Intel comments but am less so now. I had a look at the comments by Intel on other companies, and they are supportive of many that #intel in their comments. While it's exciting that they did comment on Brainchip, I don't think there is a great deal in it, just a friendly bit of support from the marketing dept of Intel for a "partner".

I think we can sometimes get carried away with a bit of positive bias when we want to . Still nice of them to support us.

 

[TECH]

Who really knows, maybe there will be a three-way tug of war to gain control of some sort over Brainchip, be that by
taking a very big stake or going all out with an offer that can't be refused.

ARM... INTEL... NVIDIA... pure speculation on my part....not financial advice to buy or sell.

I believe that a scenario of some sort will play out, the big question is when will be the right time.

Good morning all.......Tech.

 

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[IloveLamp]

HI DB,

I like you were surprised by the Intel comments but am less so now. I had a look at the comments by Intel on other companies, and they are supportive of many that #intel in their comments. While it's exciting that they did comment on Brainchip, I don't think there is a great deal in it, just a friendly bit of support from the marketing dept of Intel for a "partner".

I think we can sometimes get carried away with a bit of positive bias when we want to . Still nice of them to support us.

Right. One of the biggest tech companies in the world openly saying on social media they are excited by our little aussie companies tech, doesn't mean much and is nothing to get too excited by...........lol??

I'll choose excited thanks. Dyor

 

[Kachoo]

Right. One of the biggest tech companies in the world openly saying on social media they are excited by our little aussie companies tech, doesn't mean much and is nothing to get too excited by...........lol??

I'll choose excited thanks. Dyor View attachment 57238

The ones not excited about Intel or any news are likely trying to buy back positions they sold on the run up.

Who would not want to sell some ot take a bit off the top these highs are over 6 to 7 months in the past.

The thing is we really do not know the discretion of the stock chartists or who ever its all a educated guess.

The one thing is if many sold who was the buyer?

The volume was significant for accumulating.

I can clearly see retail is not holding to many cause the boards would be plastered with rocket ships and going to the moon again.

I suspect something bigger is going on what exactly hard to say but many possibilities.

The bigger players are starting to mention BRN and Akida more frequently.

Will this tech be the advantage ARM needs Intel or Nvidia? That is the big question.

I guess we all just need to choose a position and live with our decisions.

 

[Tuliptrader]

Being one of the very few companies asked to demonstrate our product, at this Intel flagship event, in front of the leaders of these titans of the industry, could only be a positive. AIMHO.

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Right. One of the biggest tech companies in the world openly saying on social media they are excited by our little aussie companies tech, doesn't mean much and is nothing to get too excited by...........lol??

I'll choose excited thanks. Dyor View attachment 57238

Well what am I missing??? these are on Brainchips website?? ! isn't that enough evidence that Intel could/has mentioned us!!??

 

[DingoBorat]

Nurses and junior doctors get a lot less than £30 hour working in London, most tradesmen are on a lot less as well. So £30 hour ain’t bad at all.

It did say "$" so I'd assume they were talking USD, which is less again?

I guess it's an employer's market over there, where they can offer peanuts and "not" get monkeys..

 

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[Bravo]

Hi Bravo,

Wouldn't it be awful if it started a bidding war between Softbank (ARM), Intel, and Nvidia?

Yes, it would be tewibly awful Dodgy-Knees. And it would be so much worsenbush if Sam Altman also tried to bust a move. Sheesh, that’d really be crappy!

 

[Xhosa12345]

I think we must be close to some material revenue coming in the near term (finally). Hopefully there was a little bit in the last 6 months in the annual report due soon, but more expecting things starting to happen now or soon. Its been a long tough road, but now is starting to 'feel' like the time
. Just imo.

Also, maybe importantly, i cant remember brainchip announcing VIA ASX!! for an upcoming roadshow/investor preso....so that in itself is significant. Those in charge finally listening to all the feedback and actually putting stuff out there on asx like they should be, and like literally every other company does.... so hopefully we get some good info at the back end of the month.

Finally, we got to like nearly 2 Bill valuation (from memory) a few years ago on pure spec and the smell of an oily (Mercedes...!) rag so what the market cap can be if they start bringing in actual decent revenue is pretty exciting for sure!

Lets hope its our year!

All imo.

 

[Jasonk]

Might have already been shared, but, watch the video (which might have no value to us)... then read the comments in the section...the general feel is not positive with Intel at the moment. Intel needs a White Knight to save them, is that going to be Brainchip?

Intel Fountaries mentioned a few time so i am going to 100% assume they are 100% aware of Akida at the top end, and Intel would not let ARM get the leading edge over them...IMO

I came across a chain of articles a couple of years back.
1. Intel Foundries terminated a billion+ dollar RISC project and reallocated funds.
2. Couple of days later announced brainchip partnership.
3. Shortly after announced Intel will allow 3rd party IP on its FY24 -> FY25 soc for the first time.

I purchased my first 100,000 shares at the time, was not long after mercedes made its announcement about BRN.

 

[Esq.111]

Feeling a little bullish.

AKUDA BALISTA.

Regards,
Esq

 

[buena suerte :-)]

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Feeling a little bullish.

AKUDA BALISTA.

Regards,
Esq

I agree Esqy ....

 

[hotty4040]

Right. One of the biggest tech companies in the world openly saying on social media they are excited by our little aussie companies tech, doesn't mean much and is nothing to get too excited by...........lol??

I'll choose excited thanks. Dyor View attachment 57238

ilL, I've lost the thread on this snippet ( Intel referencing Brainchip "little aussie companies tech" ) of info, please direct me to it TIA.
I'd really like to read this.

GL everyone,

Muchas graciass


hotty...

 

[7für7]

I agree Esqy .... View attachment 57247

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I’m still a bit sceptical today. Back 36.0

 

[DingoBorat]

The ones not excited about Intel or any news are likely trying to buy back positions they sold on the run up.

Who would not want to sell some ot take a bit off the top these highs are over 6 to 7 months in the past.

The thing is we really do not know the discretion of the stock chartists or who ever its all a educated guess.

The one thing is if many sold who was the buyer?

The volume was significant for accumulating.

I can clearly see retail is not holding to many cause the boards would be plastered with rocket ships and going to the moon again.

I suspect something bigger is going on what exactly hard to say but many possibilities.

The bigger players are starting to mention BRN and Akida more frequently.

Will this tech be the advantage ARM needs Intel or Nvidia? That is the big question.

I guess we all just need to choose a position and live with our decisions.

"The ones not excited about Intel or any news are likely trying to buy back positions they sold on the run up"

I have wondered that, when we've had a big day share price wise recently and I've come on here and it's like a ghost town..

People like DH and Schitzel lover, are also, now nowhere to be seen.

I personally would Love to be able to trade this, as there are literally 1000s of dollars, to be made each day.

But I haven't tried.
Although I've tried "in my head" many times..

To me, the risk of losing any of my shares, is not worth, making a few thousand dollars now (making my life a little more comfortable) and losing the opportunity to be extremely comfortable, in the Future.

I'm not excited, about the share price, because it still seems way too low to me.

The Future potential of this Company, is so Great, that I am not comfortable selling any of my shares, at any price.

But unfortunately, I will have no choice, as I do not want to struggle, Forever.

My "plan" is to try and "trade" some North of $1 and If I lose them at that price, I will not be that down.

The thought of losing any of my shares, at these prices, is just depressing..