According to google's Generative AI, if someone is a "substantial shareholder" in an ASX company, then "any subsequent changes in voting power of 1 percentage point or more must .... be disclosed." That would apply to PVDM presumably as well as others. So if he or any of them sold that amount of shares, we would know through an announcement on the exchange. (Assuming Generative AI and my interpretation of it are correct, which of course may not be the case.)
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That could be because you can see how our co-shareholders think it would be great to be owned by a hedge fund, and you have realized (hopefully by now) what that says.
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Fan of neuromorphic and at least also aware of us.
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I’ve been so enthralled by neuromorphic hardware in our previous two newsletters that I simply couldn’t resist publishing yet another edition! This time, we’re focusing on the next evolutionary leaps—including memristor-based in-memory computing and hyperdimensional neuromorphic architectures—while highlighting real-world deployments that prove this technology is more than just a gleam in a researcher’s eye. We’ll also discuss opportunities for startups, plus the strategic groundwork needed to make it big in this rapidly expanding domain.
(We won’t rehash photonic or spintronic architectures here—if you missed those, check out our previous edition!)
Excerpt:
Why It’s Game-Changing
Energy Efficiency: Less data shuffling = less wasted energy.
Scalability: Crossbar arrays can pack massive neuron “equivalents” on a single chip, pushing AI closer to brain-like densities.
Real-World Deployments
BrainChip’s Akida Processor
Used by industrial and automotive companies for vision-based anomaly detection at the edge. Leverages in-memory event-based principles to reduce power for 24/7 machine vision.
The Threequel: Neuromorphic Hardware for AI (And a Glimpse into the Future)
I’ve been so enthralled by neuromorphic hardware in our previous two newsletters that I simply couldn’t resist publishing yet another edition! This time, we’re focusing on the next evolutionary leaps—including memristor-based in-memory computing and hyperdimensional neuromorphic architectures—while
The Threequel: Neuromorphic Hardware for AI (And a Glimpse into the Future)
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I’ve been so enthralled by neuromorphic hardware in our previous two newsletters that I simply couldn’t resist publishing yet another edition! This time, we’re focusing on the next evolutionary leaps—including memristor-based in-memory computing and hyperdimensional neuromorphic architectures—while highlighting real-world deployments that prove this technology is more than just a gleam in a researcher’s eye. We’ll also discuss opportunities for startups, plus the strategic groundwork needed to make it big in this rapidly expanding domain.
(We won’t rehash photonic or spintronic architectures here—if you missed those, check out our previous edition!)
Excerpt:
Why It’s Game-Changing
Energy Efficiency: Less data shuffling = less wasted energy.
Scalability: Crossbar arrays can pack massive neuron “equivalents” on a single chip, pushing AI closer to brain-like densities.
Real-World Deployments
BrainChip’s Akida Processor
Used by industrial and automotive companies for vision-based anomaly detection at the edge. Leverages in-memory event-based principles to reduce power for 24/7 machine vision.
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I believe shareholders are permitted to inspect the register. Maybe someone in Sydney would be kind enough to pop in to Boardroom and take a peek for the rest of us.
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Probably just a former work colleague.And already a targetView attachment 77242
... and as expected, no shares sold by our founder PVDM.
Smoothsailing
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Brainchip Technology
Hardware
1. AKD1000
2. AKD1500
3. AKIDA 2.0 E.S&P
4. AKIDA Pico
5. VVDN AKIDA Edge Box
6. AKD1000 M.2
7. Bascom Hunter AKIDA SNAP Card
IP
1. AKD1000 (256 design options)
2. AKD1500 (256 design options)
3. AKIDA 2.0 (256 design options including Pico)
(As AKIDA is scalable there are potentially more than 256 design options.)
Software
1. Meta TF
2. TENNS
3. aTENNuate
4. Pleiades
5. Centaurus
6. AKIDA (can be implemented in software)
Models
1. Optimised GENAi multiple models available and more under development.
Development Tools/Platforms
1. Edge Impulse - Flexible pricing from free to professional use charge rates.
2. DeGirum - Free
My opinion only DYOR
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Hardware
1. AKD1000
2. AKD1500
3. AKIDA 2.0 E.S&P
4. AKIDA Pico
5. VVDN AKIDA Edge Box
6. AKD1000 M.2
7. Bascom Hunter AKIDA SNAP Card
IP
1. AKD1000 (256 design options)
2. AKD1500 (256 design options)
3. AKIDA 2.0 (256 design options including Pico)
(As AKIDA is scalable there are potentially more than 256 design options.)
Software
1. Meta TF
2. TENNS
3. aTENNuate
4. Pleiades
5. Centaurus
6. AKIDA (can be implemented in software)
Models
1. Optimised GENAi multiple models available and more under development.
Development Tools/Platforms
1. Edge Impulse - Flexible pricing from free to professional use charge rates.
2. DeGirum - Free
My opinion only DYOR
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I think they spelled PVDM's middle name incorrectly.
I do beleive it's Adrian, not Adrain...
Clicking on ‘About the data’ in that link suggests it’s from Jan 2024
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My apology
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My brother lives in Sydney and works 140m from the Boardroom office.
He is going to drop by the office to inspect the share register this afternoon pending how he goes at work today, otherwise he will do it tomorrow.
I will share any findings here once he's reported back.
It seems as though he can ask for an electronic copy to be provided. If so, that'll be shared here too.
My brother lives in Sydney and works 140m from the Boardroom office.
He is going to drop by the office to inspect the share register this afternoon pending how he goes at work today, otherwise he will do it tomorrow.
I will share any findings here once he's reported back.
It seems as though he can ask for an electronic copy to be provided. If so, that'll be shared here too.
jtardif999
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We currently have the most mature Neuromorphic technology. A turn-key investor is something we’ve been crying out for. I would be surprised if an investor would pick a company with tech that’s less evolved and more of risk? If I was making decisions for DIF investing opportunities in a nascent technology I would want to be certain that at least I chose the company with the best opportunity of bringing the technology to market in the current conditions. Now as far as the LDA thing goes maybe they need that for something more immediate? AIMO.
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FiveBucks
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I believe you need to arrange to inspect the register in advance. Can't just pop in but keep us updated if that's not the case.
If you wait until 10:15am tomorrow to tell us, I will assume that PVDM dumped 100,000,000 shares and you bailed out on open
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IP sales - 2
IP sales in the last 2 years - 0
I hate being that guy but unfortunately it's true.
Until those numbers change, we are just fodder for the market and shorters to mess with us and the reasons we keep being pumped and dumped prior to and after every quarterly.
SERA2g
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I've received the same info from another shareholder. Working through it. I called Boardroom myself and they were super unhelpful.I believe you need to arrange to inspect the register in advance. Can't just pop in but keep us updated if that's not the case.
If you wait until 10:15am tomorrow to tell us, I will assume that PVDM dumped 100,000,000 shares and you bailed out on open
I explained that boardroom is Brainchip's registered office and share registry and that I have a right as a member of the company to inspect the register free of charge under the Corporations Act. Indian fella was like 'i understand' and then took my details for his service manager to call me.
I won't hold my breath.
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