Just wait til they put the LLMs in charge of the cheque book and watch the BRN SP fly.
Not sure if it would be insider trading or nepotism.
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Not sure if it would be insider trading or nepotism.
LongTermInvestor
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Yep, Akida Pico should be suitable for small LLM at the edge type of applications - as shown on one of those brainchip demo videos recently. Imagine a world with no product manuals… you can just ask ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the temperature of the fridge?’, ‘hey Akida, how can I adjust the color saturation of the TV?’… ‘hey Akida, how do I manually down shift a gear’ … etc and etc … All these applications shouldn’t require internet connectivity!
I have got more BrainChips on my Super! These shares will be put in the bottom of my drawers!!! I would like to sincerely thank the shorters and the crappers in the crapper site for letting me get more at the 20s cents range!!!!!!!!
Fingers crossed for some good news in 2025 and beyond!
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Space Cadet
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Just picked a up 30000 @ .225. I've got quite a few in Super but haven't held personally for a couple of years. Did pay for my daughters wedding a couple of years ago with shares I averages about 11c, so not bad. Release the hounds Sean. You can let it run now.
SC
HiPodcast out
Where did you find it?
Afternoon Pom down under ,Podcast out
Don't suppose you could post link.
Just had a look at the homepage and nothing.
Unless of course thay posted it on grinder , where all relevant shareholder info should be released first , I don't subscribe , maybe our IR relations may like to clarify.... if not already on holidays.
Regards,
Esq.
LongTermInvestor
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I am still extremely positive.
I have loaded plenty of Brainchips (overweight) under both my Super and personal, with different timeframes.
Super - I am happy to hold this baby for 20-25 years if needed - just in case this baby becomes another BitCoin or nVidia or Apple… Also I can’t release the funds from my Super for at least another 25 years anyway.
My personal account - happy to give it another 3-5 years if needed - which in my opinion is a reasonable timeframe for the Neuromorphic Edge AI technology to take-off! Once the neuromorphic edge AI technology prevails, Brainchip (a leader of neuromorphic edge AI producer) should run wild and fly high
I won’t be ‘trading’ this baby short term, as the shorters and traders will be throwing this baby up and down to shake off the impatient people…
Good luck to all long term investors.
These are all my opinions only! DYOR!
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We are 3 years through a BOD approved business plan. So i will be holding at least until the 5 years has expired.
Pom down under
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Sorry about the podcast
Pom down under
Top 20
Our IR has been on holiday all year
Labsy
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It would explain why top 20 is full of instos and Seanie boy sold just enough to pay his taxes...I'll be holding until the TO offer of $2.50, then I'll sell as the SP hits $3.80 - $4.20 on the back of that news next year
(Just speculation guys)....
Probably offers gallore at the moment. ...
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
Got me. Bastardo
Is that the South Korean president?
supersonic001
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Markus Schäfer on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic Computing | 24 comments
Behind door 2 of our 𝐚𝐝𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 is a topic that could unlock many future functionalities… | 24 comments on LinkedIn
Yes Markus…… ! Ready when you are bud !
Frangipani
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Since you felt the need to reply to my post with yet another of your sarcastic comments, how about you refute my argument instead by presenting us with some kind of proof Isaiah Gallagher’s author profile isn’t fake?
This should be a piece of cake for you, given he is said to be “an esteemed author and technology analyst, renowned for his comprehensive writing on groundbreaking innovations in the technology industry (…) making him an influential voice in the tech world.”
Alternatively you could try your luck with any of these other fake author profiles randomly copied from https://elblog.pl/:
Good luck! (You’ll need it.)
Fullmoonfever
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Wonder if this guy is just a SH, has an interest cause of his role or if they think could be something they could use down the track
There's like a 16 sec promo vid in his link that didn't copy across. Assume it's ours but personally not see it.
Rehouven Libine
The guy you call when you're tired of thinking small // The AI guy at PMI // Turning code into magic since 2001
1mo
BrainChip is bringing brain-like computing to your pocket tl;dr: BrainChip’s new Akida Pico chip uses neuromorphic computing (chips that mimic the way the human brain works) to bring power-efficient AI to tiny devices like wearables and smart appliances. * * * 
The Big Picture: Imagine an AI that could run on just a trickle of power, barely impacting your device's battery. That’s what BrainChip is working on - neuromorphic computing, which takes inspiration from the human brain's incredibly efficient design. BrainChip's Akida Pico chip is a tiny powerhouse that uses "spiking neural networks" that only consume power when there's actual thinking to be done, unlike traditional AI chips that are always-on energy hogs. 
What it means for you: This breakthrough opens up a world of possibilities for AI in everyday devices. Think always-on voice assistants that don't drain your phone's battery, super-responsive hearing aids, and smart home gadgets that learn your habits without needing a constant power source. 
My take on it: While neuromorphic computing is still in its early stages, the potential is immense. AI chips that only consume tiny amounts of energy would be a huge leap forward in bringing this technology to the masses, in particular for edge computing on wearables and connected accessories. #Innovation #AI #NeuromorphicComputing #PowerEfficientAI #EdgeComputing
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There's like a 16 sec promo vid in his link that didn't copy across. Assume it's ours but personally not see it.
Rehouven Libine
The guy you call when you're tired of thinking small // The AI guy at PMI // Turning code into magic since 2001
1mo
BrainChip is bringing brain-like computing to your pocket tl;dr: BrainChip’s new Akida Pico chip uses neuromorphic computing (chips that mimic the way the human brain works) to bring power-efficient AI to tiny devices like wearables and smart appliances. * * * The Big Picture: Imagine an AI that could run on just a trickle of power, barely impacting your device's battery. That’s what BrainChip is working on - neuromorphic computing, which takes inspiration from the human brain's incredibly efficient design. BrainChip's Akida Pico chip is a tiny powerhouse that uses "spiking neural networks" that only consume power when there's actual thinking to be done, unlike traditional AI chips that are always-on energy hogs. What it means for you: This breakthrough opens up a world of possibilities for AI in everyday devices. Think always-on voice assistants that don't drain your phone's battery, super-responsive hearing aids, and smart home gadgets that learn your habits without needing a constant power source. My take on it: While neuromorphic computing is still in its early stages, the potential is immense. AI chips that only consume tiny amounts of energy would be a huge leap forward in bringing this technology to the masses, in particular for edge computing on wearables and connected accessories. #Innovation #AI #NeuromorphicComputing #PowerEfficientAI #EdgeComputingPlay Video
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The guy you call when you're tired of thinking small // The AI guy at PMI // Turning code into magic since 2001
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Hi All...
As Tony stated it "should be " posted this week (podcast) but obviously Sean is in charge and for whatever reason it hasn't surfaced..am I a little frustrated with this inconsistency, yes I am...
BUT the bigger picture is still unchanged...I have received a few private messages with regards Chris Jones' comment about the culture within Brainchips four walls, I'm hoping to clarify that remark, as like some shareholders I'm thinking, exactly what are you referring to Chris ?
Staff move on, Peter and Anil were always in that retirement bracket, age wise..but the number of staff leaving is possibly an issue...with the emphasis on "possibly"..without dot joining at this point...facts are the key.
Just the opinion of an old rusted on believer...Tech x
As Tony stated it "should be " posted this week (podcast) but obviously Sean is in charge and for whatever reason it hasn't surfaced..am I a little frustrated with this inconsistency, yes I am...
BUT the bigger picture is still unchanged...I have received a few private messages with regards Chris Jones' comment about the culture within Brainchips four walls, I'm hoping to clarify that remark, as like some shareholders I'm thinking, exactly what are you referring to Chris ?
Staff move on, Peter and Anil were always in that retirement bracket, age wise..but the number of staff leaving is possibly an issue...with the emphasis on "possibly"..without dot joining at this point...facts are the key.
Just the opinion of an old rusted on believer...Tech x
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