DingoBorat
Slim
I think everyone's too busy throwing up at the moment...Embrace the impact fasten your seat belt
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BrainShit
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AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
Exactly and the circus clowns keeps making new products (Pico, TENNS, Akida pt 1,2,3, sun glasses) but no one wants to buy it!? Wtf is even that kind of way to do thingsBut but but....2020 2021 2022 2023 20242025 will be our year
You might find that most of the founding members have already left the scene; no longer holding BRN shares.
Most of us left here are those who got duped by sweet-talkers like FF and now fighting among ourselves.
Sad but true.
I have no experience in this situation personally but to me it seems quite worrying. I would feel far more comfortable moving to the US with a business that is making decent revenue and a few tier one companies with products in the market, this is yet to be the case unfortunately. In my opinion not enough commercial traction had been made to support the move, well not that we have been made aware of…
I guess my biggest concern is being diluted to oblivion under the premise of raising enough capital boost our US exchange debut. The devil will be in the detail here, my question is we may not be made aware of ALL the details and the future direction by the board. They haven’t been forthcoming to this point with information so why would they now ?
The company has stated it’s concerns about the rules of the ASX but there is plenty of other ASX listed companies that manage to navigate this area with ease so why not BRN ?
Shorting is alive and well in the US also, there are numerous articles available about them devouring pre revenue companies and then the big dogs swooping in and buying what’s left for a pittance, this should be a real concern in my eyes for BRN.
I knew the move to the US would come at some point and agree it could prove prosperous, but at this point I feel we are being thrown to the wolves with either massive dilution or the crushing impact of shorters which would eventually lead to a buyout and near total loss of LTH capital.
Ever investor has a choice to buy or sell, I get that, but if deeply in the red, which many holders would be, it’s not an easy decision to make.
If multiple millions in deals are signed in the timeframe before the move is made my veiws would be considerably more supportive, However I have my doubts…
The market obviously isn’t thrilled either with 15% down on open…
Obviously just my opinion but I think there is genuine concerns to be had on what i believe to be a premature move to the US.
I guess my biggest concern is being diluted to oblivion under the premise of raising enough capital boost our US exchange debut. The devil will be in the detail here, my question is we may not be made aware of ALL the details and the future direction by the board. They haven’t been forthcoming to this point with information so why would they now ?
The company has stated it’s concerns about the rules of the ASX but there is plenty of other ASX listed companies that manage to navigate this area with ease so why not BRN ?
Shorting is alive and well in the US also, there are numerous articles available about them devouring pre revenue companies and then the big dogs swooping in and buying what’s left for a pittance, this should be a real concern in my eyes for BRN.
I knew the move to the US would come at some point and agree it could prove prosperous, but at this point I feel we are being thrown to the wolves with either massive dilution or the crushing impact of shorters which would eventually lead to a buyout and near total loss of LTH capital.
Ever investor has a choice to buy or sell, I get that, but if deeply in the red, which many holders would be, it’s not an easy decision to make.
If multiple millions in deals are signed in the timeframe before the move is made my veiws would be considerably more supportive, However I have my doubts…
The market obviously isn’t thrilled either with 15% down on open…
Obviously just my opinion but I think there is genuine concerns to be had on what i believe to be a premature move to the US.
BrainShit
Regular
Exactly and the circus clowns keeps making new products (Pico, TENNS, Akida pt 1,2,3, sun glasses) but no one wants to buy it!? Wtf is even that kind of way to do things
You forgot the 6 x Edge Boxes and the 13 x M.2 Cards. Some invisible smart bins and never seen cybersecurity protection ...
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
I was thinking exactly the same @JoMo68 Maybe get some of those Ai handouts $$$$$$$$$$I wonder whether with Trumps US centric plans, BrainChip needs to become a US company to get US contracts (especially sensitive government ones)
But also just want this transition ( if voted for) is going to be as quoted !!
"and ensure that existing shareholders continue to hold securities listed on the US exchange, equivalent in value to their existing ASX listed stock (BRN)".
I personally think a NASDAQ (Or other) listing is the way forward for BRN and will bring more future wealth to us shareholders as the US will bring so much more exposure and mix it up with 'The Big boys of the world'! The ASX will always keep us heavily restricted IMO!
(As long as we don't lose out with the consolidation!!)
Oh well we will have to wait this out and see what eventuates!!!!
Good luck to us all ....
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Not on my PC ATM and can’t drive my i-Pad very well. 
Could we be involved in the new Arm Cortex-A320???
Check out the Arm blog - the link at the bottom of the post. It reads like does everything Pico can do???
The Ethos-U85 driver has now been updated so that Ethos-U85 can be driven directly by a Cortex-A320, without the need for a Cortex-M based ML island. This update improves latency and allows Arm partners to remove the cost and complexity of using a Cortex-M to drive the NPU.
Arm to support more intelligent applications at the edge with Armv9 Edge AI Platform
BY MIKE WHEATLEY
FEBRUARY 26 2025
Chipmaker Arm Holdings Plc is looking to strengthen its grip on artificial intelligence at the network edge with the debut of a powerful new lightweight processor designed to sit at the heart of intelligent internet of things applications.
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The company unveiled the Arm Cortex-A320 central processing unit today, saying it’s the centerpiece of its all-new Armv9 Edge AI Platform, which provides all of the hardware needed to run lightweight AI workloads independently of the cloud.
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In its pitch, Arm says the increasingly connected world we live in means that we cannot just rely on the cloud to continue processing AI workloads anymore. Use cases such as smart cities and industrial automation demand that AI applications live at the edge, and there’s an urgent need for them to process data locally to eliminate latency, but to do that we need to have the right infrastructure to run them, the company says.
That’s what it’s providing with the Armv9 Edge AI Platform, which combines the Cortex-A320 CPU with a new AI accelerator chip, the Arm Ethos-U85 neural processing unit, to run powerful AI models with up to 1 billion parameters locally on any device.
Arm said the edge platform is equipped to handle workloads such as autonomous vehicles that can navigate busy factory floors, smart cameras that must be able to process what they’re seeing, drones that carry out autonomous operations, and human-machine interfaces that drive natural, conversational interactions.
The Cortex-A320 is based on the company’s most advanced CPU architecture, Armv9, and delivers key features such as SVE2 for enhanced machine learning performance of up to 10 times its predecessor edge CPU, the Cortex-A35. It also benefits from improved security, with new capabilities such as Pointer Authentication, Branch Target Identification and Memory Tagging Extension, which enable edge devices to handle sensitive data in the most exposed locations, the company said. At the same time, Armv9 provides greater efficiency, meaning lower running costs for edge AI workloads.
Arm KleidiAI comes to the network edge
It’s one thing to provide the infrastructure for edge AI applications, and another thing to build them, but Arm has this covered too. Alongside the Armv9 Edge AI Platform, it’s also extending its Arm KleidiAI software development platform to the edge. It provides a powerful set of compute libraries to support the development of AI frameworks that can optimize AI and machine learning workloads to run on the new Armv9 Edge AI Platform, the company said.KleidiAI is a popular platform that has already been widely integrated into IoT AI software frameworks such as Llama.cpp and ExecuTorch to accelerate the performance of lightweight large language models such as Meta Platform’s Llama 3 and Microsoft Corp.’s Phi-3. According to Arm, KleidiAI can help to boost the performance of the new Cortex-A320 CPUs by up to 70% in some scenarios.
By using KleidiAI, developers can also accelerate the time-to-market for new edge AI applications, meaning they can quickly build new solutions that grow and adapt as their requirements evolve.
The launch of the Armv9 Edge AI Platform has been warmly welcomed by customers including Amazon Web Services Inc. and the edge server manufacturer Eurotech S.p.A. For instance, AWS has already integrated the hardware into the nucleus lite runtime environment within its AWS IoT Greengrass platform for edge devices.
“This seamless integration between the two technologies provides an optimized solution for developers to build modern edge AI applications, like anomaly detection in precision agriculture, smart manufacturing and autonomous vehicles,” said AWS Vice President of IoT Yasser Alsaied.
Meanwhile, Eurotech has been quick to install Arm’s new hardware at the foundation of its latest edge computing hardware.
“Arm’s new edge AI platform provides us with the foundation to build the next generation of rich IoT devices, with Armv9 giving us access to new levels of secure performance, energy-efficiency and software flexibility,” said Eurotech Chief Technology Officer Marco Carrer.
Introducing Cortex-A320: Ultra-efficient Armv9 CPU Optimized for IoT
Unlock ultra-efficient performance, advanced AI processing, and robust security with the Cortex-A320—designed to power the future of IoT and edge AI innovation.
Introducing Cortex-A320: Ultra-efficient Armv9 CPU Optimized for IoT
Arm Cortex-A320, the first ultra-efficient Armv9 CPU, delivers advanced AI, security, and efficiency to power-constrained devices in the evolving IoT and edge AI landscape.
newsroom.arm.com
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Smoothsailing
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The old saying goes if you don’t like it stop doing it and move on to something you do like.
perceptron
Regular
The real AI/statistical/machine learning careers are abroad. Makes sense to move where it is and will be happening moving forward. Unfortunately, the IP is not a new energy efficient mining shovel......... Edge AI, never heard of it.I was thinking exactly the same @JoMo68 Maybe get some of those Ai handouts $$$$$$$$$$
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But also just want this transition ( if voted for) is going to be as quoted !!
"and ensure that existing shareholders continue to hold securities listed on the US exchange, equivalent in value to their existing ASX listed stock (BRN)".
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I personally think a NASDAQ (Or other) listing is the way forward for BRN and will bring more future wealth to us shareholders as the US will bring so much more exposure and mix it up with 'The Big boys of the world'! The ASX will always keep us heavily restricted IMO!
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(As long as we don't lose out with the consolidation!!)
Oh well we will have to wait this out and see what eventuates!!!!
Good luck to us all ....
db1969oz
Regular
That ship sailed, old bean. It's all or nothing now!!
GingerRogers
Emerged
If they need to meet a $4 /share requirement, I believe me, like many others here, will be left with very few shares in the company relative to now. Great move for the company, very bad move for me, and for many here, I suspect.
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