BRN Discussion Ongoing

[manny100]

When Sean addressed TENNs use cases he said (circa 17 mins plus) that TENNs was definitely going to support LLM' s (large language models) on the Edge. He said that this was an undeniable trend in the industry right now as LLM's move outside the Data Centre to the Edge. Sean said they are looking at a very strong offering in that area in the very near future.

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

When Sean addressed TENNs use cases he said (circa 17 mins plus) that TENNs was definitely going to support LLM' s (large language models) on the Edge. He said that this was an undeniable trend in the industry right now as LLM's move outside the Data Centre to the Edge. Sean said they are looking at a very strong offering in that area in the very near future.

Bottom line by AGM 25 deals need to be done, All this and that, Deals done

 

[TECH]

Gidday All..I thought Tony's questions would have been a fair representation of shareholders concerns during the previous quarter..Sean was obviously reading a prepared, controlled response sheet..very robotic..that I don't like, not this far into his 5 year plan..as some others have already mentioned, rather too guarded.

We have the funds, we have the strong patent portfolio, we have the ever growing IP portfilio, we have added the software to the hardware offering, we have and still are bending over backwards to appease the EAP's...it really is OUT OF OUR CONTROL NOW...they, it or whomever will either commit, or just keep kicking tyres, it is frustrating..BUT as 2025 draws closer things may just surprise many of us...I'm still very positive but am honest enough to say I'm not satisfied at this point in our journey...TENN's X TENN's

 

[Learning]

guarded anodyne close to chest response/answer

Hi

Hi Learning,

It's good to see things are progressing according to plan.

However, I feel Sean is still playing his cards close to his chest, due, no doubt, to NDAs, so I felt some responses were guarded or anodyne, scripted rather than spontaneous - responses rather than answers. I would like some of the nitty-gritty, like whether Mercedes and Valeo are planning on using Akida simulation software commercially.

We have a growing portfolio of offerings:

We have IP for:-
A. Akida 1 and all its nodal variations
B. Akida 1500 and all its nodal variations
C. Akida 2 and all its nodal variations
D. TeNNs (I'm guessing it also comes in various multiples)
E. C + D

On top of that EAPs are using Akida 2/TeNNs simulation software for testing and will eventually be able to access the cloud-based FPGA.

The problem with the cloud-based FPGA is that its response time will be swamped by the transmission delay over the internet. Luckily, we have Akida 1 silicon performance figures to show customers the actual latency of Akida.

Akida 1 is used for classification (eg, images/words) which are then passed on to a processor for further processing and analysis. Akida 2 adds the temporal element for video/natural language processing/noise cancelling etc.

Hi Dio,

I totally agree with you. All of Sean's answers are very scripted, and haven't added anything we shareholders don't know.

However, I do like the answer, where he said Brainchip had currently have engagements with all the offerings. So from AKD1000, ADK1500, ADK2000 & TeNNs. Just hopefully a contract or two can be sign soon. To boost investors confidence.

I do think the proprietary algorithm TeNNs would be quicker to implement than Akida silicon. That just me thinking out loud.

Learning

 

[DingoBorat]

I probably would have stretched that to say AKD 2.0 E, S & P.

SC

I think FactFinder, did a pretty good job of stretching it out, as it is ..

Pretty sure AKD1500 uses AKIDA 1.0 IP, for starters..

 

[Cirat]

When Sean addressed TENNs use cases he said (circa 17 mins plus) that TENNs was definitely going to support LLM' s (large language models) on the Edge. He said that this was an undeniable trend in the industry right now as LLM's move outside the Data Centre to the Edge. Sean said they are looking at a very strong offering in that area in the very near future.

Please Disregard and thankyou to Frangipani


GLTA, DYOR, This not financial Advice

 

[Frangipani]

During the Investor Podcast, Sean talks about the transition of Anil (see 6.55 mark onwards) and says, i think, Don Thompson (Distinguished Engineer) ?? is already working with Tony Lewis.
Is this the same Donald Thompson who is presenting at the "AI Hardware and Edge AI Summit" on September 10th 2024. His topic at 1.45pm - 2.10pm is [EFFICIENT MODEL TRAINING & ARCHITECTURE TRACK]: Micro-Prompting LLMs and SLMs for Efficiency and Performance Increase.
I'm may be way off track.

Sorry if already posted or discussed.


GLTA, DYOR, This not financial Advice

Actually, he was referring to Jon(athan) Tapson instead…

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

Gidday All..I thought Tony's questions would have been a fair representation of shareholders concerns during the previous quarter..Sean was obviously reading a prepared, controlled response sheet..very robotic..that I don't like, not this far into his 5 year plan..as some others have already mentioned, rather too guarded.

We have the funds, we have the strong patent portfolio, with have the ever growing IP portfilio, we have added the software to the hardware offering, we have and still are bending over backwards to appease the EAP's...it really is OUT OF OUR CONTROL NOW...they, it or whomever will either commit, or just keep kicking tyres, it is frustrating..BUT as 2025 draws closer things may just surprise many of us...I'm still very positive but am honest enough to say I'm not satisfied at this point in our journey...TENN's X TENN's

Good luck Tech at some point IP's need to be signed or excuses will run out, let's hope we don't get to that point

 

[Cirat]

Actually, he was referring to Jon(athan) Tapson instead…

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thanks

 

[charles2]

Chip politics US v China

Second thoughts with comments

California Democrats fear US tech firm 'death spiral' with more China curbs

California Democrats are calling on the Biden administration to freeze reported plans to impose fresh restrictions on U.S. technology exports to China, arguing unilateral curbs benefit foreign rivals at the expense of U.S. businesses. Washington has imposed a raft of restrictions on exports of...

www.yahoo.com

 

[DingoBorat]

Chip politics US v China

Second thoughts with comments

California Democrats fear US tech firm 'death spiral' with more China curbs

California Democrats are calling on the Biden administration to freeze reported plans to impose fresh restrictions on U.S. technology exports to China, arguing unilateral curbs benefit foreign rivals at the expense of U.S. businesses. Washington has imposed a raft of restrictions on exports of...

www.yahoo.com

America's policies to stifle Chinese progress, are backfiring.
I pulled this article up, on a 1 minute search..

China strengthens state direction in latest semiconductor-industry push | The Strategist

The latest round of state investments in China’s semiconductor industry reveals an evolving approach by the Chinese government characterised by greater state involvement and strategic oversight. This introduces notable adjustments to the model that has ...

www.aspistrategist.org.au

"This latest push is likely to help China catch up with the United States faster. That’s the opposite to what the United States has been trying to achieve"

They will likely develop better chip technology, than the West, in time and they were pushed into it, by necessity.

 

[dippY22]

Renumeration???

Sean maybe as a CEO you should become acquainted with

Remuneration.

Jeez Chuck, give the guy a brake. Irrespective of his malaprop, I'm not ad verse to his words affect. I get what he meant, though it doesn't jive with proper english. When our aggressive sales force lands the big one whom between us will complane about renumerations? I would complement most all he says during his presentationing. He and his board will deserve there awards when our ship comes. He doesn't mispeak continually so I'd cut him some slack. I will add he does knead to be discrete when talking with customers. The farther he executes his plan the fewer misstakes we should see.

Sean does good speaking most times. Impatient investers may be impacted by miner things like this. I'm knot. I insure you, he is just human, irregardless what some may think. As our principled company moves ahead I would caution us all about slandering Sean. Personally I inferred what he said to mean pay. So, I insure every one that this miner muck up regarding numbers of remurerations is a nothing burger.

I say we precede to our next big podcast from our company's principle an let by gones be gone. Trust in me that this company is not stationery.
Farther, I sympathize with Sean because I make misstakes some times. Penultimately our company will secede, so lets get on the board.

Sincerely, dippY

P.S. My apologies to all the readers for whom English may be a second (third, fourth,....) language. My post was meant for those for whom English is a primary language and who, like me, bristle when fractured English is used by well meaning and innocent folks.

English is not an easy language to grasp and learn and the myriad grammer rules that may or may not apply. I applaud foreign born English speakers who have mastered writing my most difficult English language, ...like Frangini, for example.

 

[Diogenese]

Your post makes my hackles bristol.

You are a menace to eloqution and talking proper.

 

[cosors]

Your post makes my hackles bristol.

You are a menace to eloqution and talking proper.

Oha. Google replaces "stationery" with "Pappenstiel" cardboard handle. Germans know what is meant, but I'm not sure if it's in the poster's interest.)

 

[7für7]

Jeez Chuck, give the guy a brake. Irrespective of his malaprop, I'm not ad verse to his words affect. I get what he meant, though it doesn't jive with proper english. When our aggressive sales force lands the big one whom between us will complane about renumerations? I would complement most all he says during his presentationing. He and his board will deserve there awards when our ship comes. He doesn't mispeak continually so I'd cut him some slack. I will add he does knead to be discrete when talking with customers. The farther he executes his plan the fewer misstakes we should see.

Sean does good speaking most times. Impatient investers may be impacted by miner things like this. I'm knot. I insure you, he is just human, irregardless what some may think. As our principled company moves ahead I would caution us all about slandering Sean. Personally I inferred what he said to mean pay. So, I insure every one that this miner muck up regarding numbers of remurerations is a nothing burger.

I say we precede to our next big podcast from our company's principle an let by gones be gone. Trust in me that this company is not stationery.
Farther, I sympathize with Sean because I make misstakes some times. Penultimately our company will secede, so lets get on the board.

Sincerely, dippY

P.S. My apologies to all the readers for whom English may be a second (third, fourth,....) language. My post was meant for those for whom English is a primary language and who, like me, bristle when fractured English is used by well meaning and innocent folks.

English is not an easy language to grasp and learn and the myriad grammer rules that may or may not apply. I applaud foreign born English speakers who have mastered writing my most difficult English language, ...like Frangini, for example.

English is not a difficult language. The problem is that English has different dialects. The challenging part is distinguishing between British, American, Australian, South African, etc. It's also funny how native speakers sometimes don't even understand each other in their own country.! There are more difficult languages in the world … the minion language for example

 

[buena suerte :-)]

A GREEN Friday today one would think maybe hit 20c

World markets look in good shape!

Happy Friday Chippers

 

[manny100]

Gidday All..I thought Tony's questions would have been a fair representation of shareholders concerns during the previous quarter..Sean was obviously reading a prepared, controlled response sheet..very robotic..that I don't like, not this far into his 5 year plan..as some others have already mentioned, rather too guarded.

We have the funds, we have the strong patent portfolio, with have the ever growing IP portfilio, we have added the software to the hardware offering, we have and still are bending over backwards to appease the EAP's...it really is OUT OF OUR CONTROL NOW...they, it or whomever will either commit, or just keep kicking tyres, it is frustrating..BUT as 2025 draws closer things may just surprise many of us...I'm still very positive but am honest enough to say I'm not satisfied at this point in our journey...TENN's X TENN's

Hi Tech, i am very positive as well. Our patent portfolio will just keep adding value. Gen 2 plus Tenns. Now looking at adapting TENNs to LLM's very soon. Planning to spend way more on R & D so expect some more patents. GEN 3 will be programmable by laypeople like us - that is big.
Patents are our safety nest egg.
The deals will come. Patience required.

 

[TECH]

Hi Tech, i am very positive as well. Our patent portfolio will just keep adding value. Gen 2 plus Tenns. Now looking at adapting TENNs to LLM's very soon. Planning to spend way more on R & D so expect some more patents. GEN 3 will be programmable by laypeople like us - that is big.
Patents are our safety nest egg.
The deals will come. Patience required.

Totally agree, I think your posts are always well written/thought out and balanced, so thanks for contributing to the forum, I'm
sure that I speak for many....cheers Tech

 

[7für7]

Did we reach the bottom finally? Let’s go BRAINCHIP!

 

[Food4 thought]

I wish I had the time and brains to do research
But unfortunately I have limited time, knowledge and experience in this area.

I want to say to all you amazing people in this forum a big thank you for the tireless effort and dedication that goes into this amazing community, and to the other people that constantly put down and create division and fear well you can go and truck off.
A balanced argument is necessary for sure but not when it becomes to personal

Brainchip to the moon and beyond