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In my humble opinion, the pullback is caused by short term traders profit taking. Shorters are also very relentless to drive the SP down prior to the commencement of CES 2025 - with a goal of scaring off some short term and T+2 holders so that they can cover their short positions at a better exit price. Typical tree shaking!
In my opinion, I believe there are more upsides then downsides based on the following:
* strong validations from the US Air Force & Frontgrade in December 2024
* assurance from the CEO Sean's interview (Nov 2024) & investor podcast (31 Dec 2024) that 2025 will be a good year for Brainchip and Sean expects more announcements are on the way
* macro economics - interest rates has started falling in the US since Sept 2024 and the prolonged Russia/Ukraine global conflict will soon be resolving once Trump regains power...
Also, the world is starting to notice neuromorphic edge AI, and Brainchip is strategically placed at the centre stage!
The worst should be behind us. We have reached the inflection point! Its only a matter of time when this skyrockets...
I have added some more today taking advantage of the pullback
I look forward to CES 2025 which will start in 2 business days!!!
All in my opinion! DYOR!
Good luck to all long term investors!!!
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You mean tomorrow?In my humble opinion, the pullback is caused by short term traders profit taking. Shorters are also very relentless to drive the SP down prior to the commencement of CES 2025 - with a goal of scaring off some short term and T+2 holders so that they can cover their short positions at a better exit price. Typical tree shaking!
In my opinion, I believe there are more upsides then downsides based on the following:
* strong validations from the US Air Force & Frontgrade in December 2024
* assurance from the CEO Sean's interview (Nov 2024) & investor podcast (31 Dec 2024) that 2025 will be a good year for Brainchip and Sean expects more announcements are on the way
* macro economics - interest rates has started falling in the US since Sept 2024 and the prolonged Russia/Ukraine global conflict will soon be resolving once Trump regains power...
Also, the world is starting to notice neuromorphic edge AI, and Brainchip is strategically placed at the centre stage!
The worst should be behind us. We have reached the inflection point! Its only a matter of time when this skyrockets...
I have added some more today taking advantage of the pullback
I look forward to CES 2025 which will start in 2 business days!!!
All in my opinion! DYOR!
Good luck to all long term investors!!!
Pom down under
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Thought it started Wednesday Los Angeles time so very late Wednesday our time
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The CES 2025 starts on Tuesday 7 Jan 2025 at 9:00AM (LA time).
LA time is running 19 hours behind NSW time. Therefore, it should be equivalent to Wednesday 8 Jan 2025 at 4AM (NSW time)!
IMO - today will be the final attempts by the shorters to manipulate the price to scare off the non believers and the short term T+2 holders before the next leg up!
All in my opinion! DYOR!
Good luck to all long term investors!
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Afternoon Calsco & Fellow Chippers,
Cheers for the link , just put Brainchip in the search link and this article popped up .
Think it may have been shared before....
Around the globe, energy usage is experiencing a fundamental change, with technology at its core. But what does this mean for our everyday lives, and why is it happening now? Explore how recent developments are fueling progress toward a more sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy system capable of meeting society’s evolving needs.
Simply put, “energy transition” refers to a shift in energy sources — the materials used to power our world. While it might seem like a trendy term, the concept is anything but new. In fact, society has already undergone two major “energy transitions,” moving from firewood to coal to oil. And now, we’ve reached another pivotal point in the energy revolution.
At its core, this energy transition is about moving from a reliance on traditional, carbon-based sources to more efficient and lower carbon options, such as renewables (wind, solar, hydropower) and even nuclear energy. It’s also about modernizing our power grid, making it more efficient, reliable, resilient, and decentralized. In short, we’re not simply looking to swap energy sources, we’re reshaping how energy flows through our communities and our lives. And just like the energy transitions of the past, technology plays a critical role in driving and defining this next era of energy.
On the private sector front, many companies are committing to more sustainable energy practices for a variety of reasons, including cost savings, a sense of social and environmental responsibility, and to maintain a competitive edge. The evolving expectations of consumers are driving businesses to rethink their energy strategies — particularly consumers belonging to Gen Z, a group dubbed “the sustainability generation” and known for spotting inauthentic brand promises.
What makes this moment so important is that the world is not just shifting to cleaner energy sources, but is also laying the groundwork for a global infrastructure that can support increasing demands for sustainable solutions and a growing population. Already, there are more than three times as many people in the world as there were in the mid-20th century, and the population is expected to increase by nearly 2 billion in the next 30 years. This transition will address not only energy production, but also the technology and infrastructure needed to maintain a resilient, decentralized energy network.
One example of how innovation is — literally — driving the need for the energy transition is electric vehicles (EVs). Improvements in EV technology kickstarted EV adoption, and now, having more EVs on the road is intensifying demand for infrastructure upgrades. That demand is evidenced by government initiatives, like the U.S. Department of Transportation’s recent announcement of $521 million in grants to build out the national vehicle charging network. These types of investments support the growing adoption of electric mobility, reducing reliance on gasoline while empowering consumers to take a more active role in the energy ecosystem.
Data centers are another interesting factor in this energy transformation. Technologies like AI, cloud computing, 5G networks, and cryptocurrency have caused an uptick in energy demand at data centers, due to the amount of computing power they require. Estimates show that data center electricity consumption for the U.S. alone could reach nearly 260 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2026, roughly equivalent to Japan’s total energy consumption. However, technology is already solving its own energy usage issues, with advances in AI and energy-efficient technologies helping to mitigate this impact. One excellent example is Brainchip’s Akida™ on-chip learning technology, which reduces reliance on cloud computing by enabling AI processing to occur locally, thereby lowering latency and energy consumption while enhancing security.
The data centers that support many of today’s promising technologies are also spurring innovation in energy-efficient temperature control. Cooling systems account for about 40% of data centers’ energy usage, and already, smart HVAC systems are making an impact. Supported by IoT solutions from companies like Eaton, Microchip Technology, and Intellias, these technologies optimize energy use, predict maintenance needs, and ensure that both enterprises and consumers are part of a more efficient, responsive energy grid.
Looking forward, the future of energy lies in decentralized systems powered by smart technologies. From small modular reactors (SMRs, a new type of nuclear plant) to battery storage systems operating at residential, commercial, and grid scales, there are already a variety of innovations being developed and deployed that help make more localized energy usage possible.
Just as digital health solutions revolutionized health care, empowering individuals to take more control of their own well-being, decentralized energy systems will allow businesses and individuals to generate, store, and distribute their own energy. Eaton’s "everything as a grid" approach exemplifies this shift by integrating various energy sources and storage solutions into a cohesive, flexible system. This enhances grid stability, while also helping consumers manage their energy use more effectively, reducing reliance on centralized power plants. In the same vein, Haus.me’s self-sustaining, solar-powered homes show the potential for entirely off-grid living, offering energy efficiency that’s 20 times greater than the average U.S. household. These advancements highlight the transformative potential of smart home technologies and energy management systems. By enabling more efficient and sustainable living, they pave the way for a future where energy resilience and innovation are at the forefront.
As we stand on the brink of this new energy era, it’s clear that the transition is about more than just changing our power sources; it’s about leveraging technology to build a sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy system capable of meeting society’s evolving needs. From smart grids to decentralized energy solutions, the advancements we develop and embrace today will shape the evolution of our power infrastructure for generations to come.
Regards ,
Esq.
Cheers for the link , just put Brainchip in the search link and this article popped up .
Think it may have been shared before....
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Innovating Energy: How Technology is Shaping Our Power Systems
October 30, 2024- Author:CTA Staff
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Around the globe, energy usage is experiencing a fundamental change, with technology at its core. But what does this mean for our everyday lives, and why is it happening now? Explore how recent developments are fueling progress toward a more sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy system capable of meeting society’s evolving needs.
Simply put, “energy transition” refers to a shift in energy sources — the materials used to power our world. While it might seem like a trendy term, the concept is anything but new. In fact, society has already undergone two major “energy transitions,” moving from firewood to coal to oil. And now, we’ve reached another pivotal point in the energy revolution.
At its core, this energy transition is about moving from a reliance on traditional, carbon-based sources to more efficient and lower carbon options, such as renewables (wind, solar, hydropower) and even nuclear energy. It’s also about modernizing our power grid, making it more efficient, reliable, resilient, and decentralized. In short, we’re not simply looking to swap energy sources, we’re reshaping how energy flows through our communities and our lives. And just like the energy transitions of the past, technology plays a critical role in driving and defining this next era of energy.
Why the Energy Transition Matters Now
The urgency of this transition stems from multiple factors — regulatory commitments, private sector initiatives, and our evolving consumption habits. Governments worldwide have agreed to ambitious energy goals, such as those outlined in the Paris Climate Accords, which set a target to reduce emissions by 43% by 2030. Countries are working toward meaningful changes in their energy systems to meet this timeline and those outlined in other agreements.On the private sector front, many companies are committing to more sustainable energy practices for a variety of reasons, including cost savings, a sense of social and environmental responsibility, and to maintain a competitive edge. The evolving expectations of consumers are driving businesses to rethink their energy strategies — particularly consumers belonging to Gen Z, a group dubbed “the sustainability generation” and known for spotting inauthentic brand promises.
What makes this moment so important is that the world is not just shifting to cleaner energy sources, but is also laying the groundwork for a global infrastructure that can support increasing demands for sustainable solutions and a growing population. Already, there are more than three times as many people in the world as there were in the mid-20th century, and the population is expected to increase by nearly 2 billion in the next 30 years. This transition will address not only energy production, but also the technology and infrastructure needed to maintain a resilient, decentralized energy network.
Technology’s Role: Now and Into the Future
Technology is making the energy transition both possible and essential. It’s not just transforming how we produce and use energy, but also driving demand in ways that make this shift more urgent — while evolving our relationship with energy.One example of how innovation is — literally — driving the need for the energy transition is electric vehicles (EVs). Improvements in EV technology kickstarted EV adoption, and now, having more EVs on the road is intensifying demand for infrastructure upgrades. That demand is evidenced by government initiatives, like the U.S. Department of Transportation’s recent announcement of $521 million in grants to build out the national vehicle charging network. These types of investments support the growing adoption of electric mobility, reducing reliance on gasoline while empowering consumers to take a more active role in the energy ecosystem.
Data centers are another interesting factor in this energy transformation. Technologies like AI, cloud computing, 5G networks, and cryptocurrency have caused an uptick in energy demand at data centers, due to the amount of computing power they require. Estimates show that data center electricity consumption for the U.S. alone could reach nearly 260 terawatt-hours (TWh) by 2026, roughly equivalent to Japan’s total energy consumption. However, technology is already solving its own energy usage issues, with advances in AI and energy-efficient technologies helping to mitigate this impact. One excellent example is Brainchip’s Akida™ on-chip learning technology, which reduces reliance on cloud computing by enabling AI processing to occur locally, thereby lowering latency and energy consumption while enhancing security.
The data centers that support many of today’s promising technologies are also spurring innovation in energy-efficient temperature control. Cooling systems account for about 40% of data centers’ energy usage, and already, smart HVAC systems are making an impact. Supported by IoT solutions from companies like Eaton, Microchip Technology, and Intellias, these technologies optimize energy use, predict maintenance needs, and ensure that both enterprises and consumers are part of a more efficient, responsive energy grid.
Looking forward, the future of energy lies in decentralized systems powered by smart technologies. From small modular reactors (SMRs, a new type of nuclear plant) to battery storage systems operating at residential, commercial, and grid scales, there are already a variety of innovations being developed and deployed that help make more localized energy usage possible.
Just as digital health solutions revolutionized health care, empowering individuals to take more control of their own well-being, decentralized energy systems will allow businesses and individuals to generate, store, and distribute their own energy. Eaton’s "everything as a grid" approach exemplifies this shift by integrating various energy sources and storage solutions into a cohesive, flexible system. This enhances grid stability, while also helping consumers manage their energy use more effectively, reducing reliance on centralized power plants. In the same vein, Haus.me’s self-sustaining, solar-powered homes show the potential for entirely off-grid living, offering energy efficiency that’s 20 times greater than the average U.S. household. These advancements highlight the transformative potential of smart home technologies and energy management systems. By enabling more efficient and sustainable living, they pave the way for a future where energy resilience and innovation are at the forefront.
As we stand on the brink of this new energy era, it’s clear that the transition is about more than just changing our power sources; it’s about leveraging technology to build a sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy system capable of meeting society’s evolving needs. From smart grids to decentralized energy solutions, the advancements we develop and embrace today will shape the evolution of our power infrastructure for generations to come.
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The energy transition is a multifaceted process requiring innovation across many sectors –– and CES is the only place where you can see the full picture. Discover solutions from forward-thinking companies in energy/power, EV infrastructure, and other key industries now, then join them in Las Vegas for up-close looks at their latest advancements.Regards ,
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If correct....bullet dodged
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Prophesee Files for Insolvency Despite Technological Advancements
Prophesee, the French deeptech company known for its advanced 'neuromorphic' computer vision technology, has filed for insolvency and entered judicial recovery in October 2024. This development comes just months after announcing a partnership with AMD to integrate its technology into their products. Despite raising €126 million in total funding, Prophesee cited unexpected delays in its next fundraising round as the reason for its financial troubles. As of now, there are no reports of an acquisition, leaving the future of this innovative startup uncertain. The company's situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by tech startups in maintaining financial stability, even amid technological breakthroughs.
Source: Sifted
December, 2024
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Prophesee company information, funding & investors
Prophesee, the inventor of the world’s most advanced neuromorphic vision systems. Here you'll find information about their funding, investors and team.
Prophesee Files for Insolvency Despite Technological Advancements
Prophesee, the French deeptech company known for its advanced 'neuromorphic' computer vision technology, has filed for insolvency and entered judicial recovery in October 2024. This development comes just months after announcing a partnership with AMD to integrate its technology into their products. Despite raising €126 million in total funding, Prophesee cited unexpected delays in its next fundraising round as the reason for its financial troubles. As of now, there are no reports of an acquisition, leaving the future of this innovative startup uncertain. The company's situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by tech startups in maintaining financial stability, even amid technological breakthroughs.
Source: Sifted
December, 2024
(D.D)
Slowly i have to rethink if all your previous posts are trustable brooooLeast I got the correct year @TheDrooben
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What did Larry do? @Pom down underLeast I got the correct year @TheDrooben
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Haha that was meant to be for @Boab
Been a long journey home after the wife was detained in a cell overnight when we tried to return to Vietnam and then deported back to Bangkok the following day as she never realized here visa was a single entry visa
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Fullmoonfever
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If correct....bullet dodged
Prophesee company information, funding & investors
Prophesee, the inventor of the world’s most advanced neuromorphic vision systems. Here you'll find information about their funding, investors and team.
Prophesee Files for Insolvency Despite Technological Advancements
Prophesee, the French deeptech company known for its advanced 'neuromorphic' computer vision technology, has filed for insolvency and entered judicial recovery in October 2024. This development comes just months after announcing a partnership with AMD to integrate its technology into their products. Despite raising €126 million in total funding, Prophesee cited unexpected delays in its next fundraising round as the reason for its financial troubles. As of now, there are no reports of an acquisition, leaving the future of this innovative startup uncertain. The company's situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by tech startups in maintaining financial stability, even amid technological breakthroughs.
Source: Sifted
December, 2024
(D.D)
You always wonder about these outcomes.... if cynical.
Delays with the funding (already committed) cause an insolvency....go in and pick through the Tech, IP & Patents and make an offer to the administrators.
Or be the white knight saviour and swoop in with just enough $ to takeover the important bits.
Then move on with the gathered pieces with a product to mkt once the dust settles.
Good afternoon,
Plenty of things being posted already from CES 2025......Tom's Hardware is worth checking out.
On another matter, yesterday I have asked the question regarding AKIDA II and the tape out comments, if I don't
get a reply it's already been conceded that I'll respect a no response as can't comment any further, and that will be
totally understandable.
A little pullback again today, despite what some may or may not have thought when I mentioned 0.25 to 0.30 the other day,
you honesty can't expect a share price to pump up around 88% (0.24 to 0.45) even though we got two solid announcements
in that period, hopefully we find a new bottom around the 0.33 mark...but my crystal ball is just as unclear as the next shareholders
is, despite polishing it everyday
Tech.
Plenty of things being posted already from CES 2025......Tom's Hardware is worth checking out.
On another matter, yesterday I have asked the question regarding AKIDA II and the tape out comments, if I don't
get a reply it's already been conceded that I'll respect a no response as can't comment any further, and that will be
totally understandable.
A little pullback again today, despite what some may or may not have thought when I mentioned 0.25 to 0.30 the other day,
you honesty can't expect a share price to pump up around 88% (0.24 to 0.45) even though we got two solid announcements
in that period, hopefully we find a new bottom around the 0.33 mark...but my crystal ball is just as unclear as the next shareholders
is, despite polishing it everyday
Tech.
Pom down under
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Good afternoon,
Plenty of things being posted already from CES 2025......Tom's Hardware is worth checking out.
On another matter, yesterday I have asked the question regarding AKIDA II and the tape out comments, if I don't
get a reply it's already been conceded that I'll respect a no response as can't comment any further, and that will be
totally understandable.
A little pullback again today, despite what some may or may not have thought when I mentioned 0.25 to 0.30 the other day,
you honesty can't expect a share price to pump up around 88% (0.24 to 0.45) even though we got two solid announcements
in that period, hopefully we find a new bottom around the 0.33 mark...but my crystal ball is just as unclear as the next shareholders
is, despite polishing it everyday
Tech
I don’t do charts or anything, but I did say the other day we could be forming a nice cup and handle and currently it’s heading in the right direction.
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So what was that Nvidia "saying" again?..If correct....bullet dodged
Prophesee company information, funding & investors
Prophesee, the inventor of the world’s most advanced neuromorphic vision systems. Here you'll find information about their funding, investors and team.
Prophesee Files for Insolvency Despite Technological Advancements
Prophesee, the French deeptech company known for its advanced 'neuromorphic' computer vision technology, has filed for insolvency and entered judicial recovery in October 2024. This development comes just months after announcing a partnership with AMD to integrate its technology into their products. Despite raising €126 million in total funding, Prophesee cited unexpected delays in its next fundraising round as the reason for its financial troubles. As of now, there are no reports of an acquisition, leaving the future of this innovative startup uncertain. The company's situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by tech startups in maintaining financial stability, even amid technological breakthroughs.
Source: Sifted
December, 2024
(D.D)
"Or be the white knight saviour and swoop in with just enough $ to takeover the important bits."
I've seen that before with mining companies too.
One particular one I recall, had multiple millions of predefined resources in the ground, snapped up for 300k in the end..
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