Grow upAwww! Look at this cute little guy! He’s eating a bunch of nuts.
Making progress in the business eco-system, being present on any trade fair and exhibition but stucking in argumentation to sell licences...
Complaining about delays only to vote for a spill that would do nothing but cause even more delays is totally illogical and the absolute height of idiocy.
No I have not sold because I have a positive view of the business going forward.So you sold? Fine! Move on! Otherwise you disclosure yourself as shorter. I don’t need to explain no one what I do and why I do so.
How exciting, brainchip inspired AI accelerator... To me means big
Oh the irony lolGrow up
Well I am afraid that I am not one of those shareholders that investigates every post in depth (often over my pay grade) or attempts to wring the last drop of meaning out of every communication (I confess that I often miss the point or the joke for that matter) but there were separate posts copied, I believe from LinkedIn, that indicated that both specified/indicated that they had moved on from Brainchip.Yes, Nandan and Rob Telson, can i ask @charles2 how/when this was initially denied? TIA
Clearly Rob didn’t get along with Sean.Both significant figures of BRN, at least with the experience they both brought.
Obviously it's tricky to know their full impact given it's behind closed doors, but I'm glad Sean is confident he will find candidates for both positions that are even better!
I hope the circumstances for Robs departure is something harmless and nothing to do with his or his family's health.
As far as Nandan, this is a good reminder that people don't work for a company out of love.
This is exactly my issue with everyone suggesting lower wages or to scrap stock incentives.
Brainchip will only lose more talent and would struggle to attract better talent.
Wish both of them the very best and I look forward to what Sean finds to replace them!