BRN Discussion Ongoing

[7für7]

Honestly, I don’t really care who’s pulling the strings …as long as they’re not ISIS sympathizers and my family isn’t at risk of being stoned or executed in the street for having a different opinion.

Let them play their geopolitical games, like they always have….If it gives BrainChip access to something that might eventually benefit me too…so be it.

But they’d better make sure there’s no Efialtes among them.


THIS IS AKIDAAAAA

 

[smoothsailing18]

For those who don't know who Spartan Group is, they are just a lobby group that I think BRN would have had to pay to get meetings in the government. Don't get me started on who controls governments.

For those who don't know who Spartan Group is, they are just a lobby group that I think BRN would have had to pay to get meetings in the government. Don't get me started on who controls governments.

Well dun to the Spartan Group, that's what I call money well spent.
Go brainchip

 

[IloveLamp]

#cadence #tensilica #intelligentsystemdesign | Amol Borkar

It was great to travel to Hsinchu, Taiwan and present our new NeuroEdge AI co-processor at the CadenceConnect event. Great job by our field marketing team in organizing the event. Glad to see our customer base expanding to new customers and partners for Tensilica and Cadence IP. #cadence...

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[HopalongPetrovski]

Food4thought started this with a fair question....what does it take, and many responded. You all have good points, very good points, and I take no exception to any, but they seem to all avoid a main consideration. Volume. Many have speculated what it might be that moves this stock. It will be volume. Too simple???

One after the other, no one mentions volume. When BRN on the ASX trades 100 million shares, and BRCHF on the OTCX trades at 10 million (or >) in the US markets then in my opinion, repeat ...opinion,.... the stock should be moving in chuncks. Like the Mercedes bump for some reference.
It came fast and it was furious.

Large float, lot's shares out there. But I wonder,.......How many shares are in vaults or held in diamond hands? Whatever amount it is, and I bet it is big, subtract that amount from 2 billion + float amount and that's a number that is more attractive in looking at appreciation scenarios. Smaller makes supply and demand look bigger and more attractive.

So a growing surge in volume probably wouldn't mean anything in a limited supply environment, right? Please, do not reply.


Above is all in my opinion. No advice given or intended.

Regards, dippY

What exactly do you regard is the catalyst for increasing volume?

 

[GazDix]

don’t follow every rumor with bated breath, but some thoughts tend to stick. One idea that’s been floating around is that BrainChip might now be working so closely with the US Department of Defense (DoD) that they’ve been “muzzled” and can only deliver to them – and that’s why nothing seems to be happening publicly anymore. On the surface, it sounds somewhat plausible… but it doesn’t really hold up.
Because honestly: If there were a genuine exclusive contract with the Pentagon, that would be ASX disclosure-worthy. The stock exchange doesn’t mess around. You wouldn’t be allowed to keep such a deal completely under wraps – even if the details were confidential. And we simply haven’t seen such a disclosure.
Also, their civilian partners are still in play: Renesas, Edge Impulse, Vorago and others haven't been cut off – which they’d need to be if BrainChip was bound to a single customer. They're even still expanding into developer ecosystems. That’s… not exactly “top secret” behavior.
Then there was Vianna’s comment at the AGM about being able to move headquarters to “any country.” Sure – theoretically possible. But Australia is still home. And anyone who’s ever been involved in a headquarters relocation knows it’s not something you just do with a coffee in your hand. It’s a serious endeavor
A for patents – there’s no real red flag. BrainChip is still filing new ones. Sure, not every innovation becomes public (hello, NDAs), but we’re not seeing a complete freeze either.
So what’s the takeaway?
Maybe BrainChip is simply operating strategically in stealth mode. Maybe there are some exciting DoD-related projects under NDA. Maybe they’re intentionally flying low to later fly high. Who knows.
But the idea that they’ve become a single-customer military supplier, abandoning all other markets? That feels like a stretch. It just doesn’t match the company’s behavior. And sometimes, a Vianna quote is just… a Vianna quote.
I’m staying calm – alert, but no tinfoil hat. And if something concrete surfaces, I’ll be ready with either a solid “I told you so” or a surprised “Well damn, didn’t see that coming.” Whate
ver comes first.

Thank you. Really good points.

 

[7für7]

Is that something we should have an eye on it?

Weebit Nano's progress and potential in #ReRAM and #AI at the edge | Weebit Nano Ltd posted on the topic | LinkedIn

A new report from MST Financial highlights Weebit Nano Ltd’s first product license, progress with onsemi and DB HiTek, and other key milestones. It also underscores the strength of our board and leadership, and the growing potential of #ReRAM to power #AI at the edge. Read the full report...

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[HopalongPetrovski]

Is that something we should have an eye on it?

Weebit Nano's progress and potential in #ReRAM and #AI at the edge | Weebit Nano Ltd posted on the topic | LinkedIn

A new report from MST Financial highlights Weebit Nano Ltd’s first product license, progress with onsemi and DB HiTek, and other key milestones. It also underscores the strength of our board and leadership, and the growing potential of #ReRAM to power #AI at the edge. Read the full report...

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Sean and Coby have met and had talks in the recent past. They also have presented at some of the same seminars and expos.
They are certainly aware of each others presence.

 

[7für7]

OH WELL- guess any publicity is better than none.

https://www.tipranks.com/news/elon-...rofit-you-can-buy-brainchip?mod=mw_quote_news

Ellon musk in the same article with brainchip… we should fu..in skyrocket now! LoooooooooL

 

[Bravo]

Although no public linkage currently exists at this point in time between BrainChip and Lockheed’s Golden Dome satellite interceptor effort, I believe it’s entirely plausible that Akida could fit into Golden Dome’s architecture requirement - particularly for autonomous, edge AI in space. Especially given BrainChip has already demonstrated space-readiness through its IP licensing for radiation-hardened systems.

If Golden Dome satellites require autonomous, ultra-efficient, low-latency AI processors, especially in space-hardened environments, there's a clear technical alignment with Akida’s strengths:

• On-chip learning
• Event-driven inference
• Hardened, low-power performance

The article quotes Jeff Schrader, vice president of Lockheed’s space division. Interestingly Jeff Shrader held strategic roles within Raytheon.

Extract from article.

Space-based missile-killing Golden Dome tech aims for crucial test before Trump leaves office: Lockheed Martin

Defense contractor Lockheed Martin develops satellites capable of intercepting missiles from space to support Trump's Golden Dome defense shield initiative.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Pom down under]

Morming Bravo & fellow Chippers ,

Thought that was a pretty fair breakdown by CGPT , especially liked this bit extracted from the original post by Dr Tapson

“... companies such as Anduril and Palantir are showing the way. BrainChip will be part of this integration.”

* note , this post was released AFTER the US market closed .

Saddle up chippers , we may come out of the holding pen HOT today.

Regards ,
Esq.

It looks like we are going to be stuck in the low 20 cent price range for some time or at least until we get something positive from the company

 

[miaeffect]

Ellon musk in the same article with brainchip… we should fu..in skyrocket now! LoooooooooL



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Great stuff!!

 

[7für7]

1 Week Cloud Access

Akida Cloud is a service that provides a pre-configured environment for system and chip designers to evaluate the efficiency and performance of neural models

shop.brainchipinc.com

Yesterday 5000…. Today around 1000 dollar?

at least they listen to the people… or there went something wrong when they updated the product site

 

[Bravo]

#spaceinnovation #missilewarning #defense | Jeff Schrader | 31 comments

I’m pleased to share a key milestone for the United States Space Force and Lockheed Martin: the first Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (Next-Gen OPIR) GEO satellite is fully assembled, powered-on and has entered system-level testing, keeping us on track for its planned 2025 launch...

www.linkedin.com

My Question:
This post from Jeff Schrader’s (Lockheed Martin) LinkedIn, published 7 months ago, includes multiple comments from Raytheon employees and highlights that the two companies collaborated on the Next-Gen OPIR GEO satellite project. Given that existing partnership, do you think it suggests that Raytheon and Lockheed are likely to work together on the Golden Dome initiative as well?


ChatGPT's Response:
Absolutely! Based on the available information, here’s what we know—and what it suggests—about the connection between Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and potential future collaborations like Golden Dome:

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Collaboration: Lockheed and Raytheon on Next-Gen OPIR​

This isn’t just a rumor: it’s confirmed that Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are already partners on the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) GEO satellite:

• Raytheon is building the advanced infrared sensor payload, while Lockheed Martin serves as prime contractor, responsible for the satellite bus, integration, and testing. RTX+14Media - Lockheed Martin+14Raytheon News Release Archive+14
• This collaboration is part of a broader Space Systems Command effort to develop a layered, resilient missile warning architecture targeting ballistic and hypersonic threats. Breaking Defense+8National Defense Magazine+8Media - Lockheed Martin+8

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What This Means for Golden Dome​

Golden Dome is designed to deliver space-based missile defense capabilities, effectively integrating assets like missile warning sensors, command networks, and interceptors.


Given their existing collaboration on OPIR, it’s highly plausible that:

• Raytheon and Lockheed have established an operational and contractual framework for satellite-based defense projects.
• If Golden Dome requires space-based sensing layers (e.g., infrared detection), this existing partnership could extend or speed up collaboration on more advanced programs.

However, no public statement yet confirms that the two will work together on Golden Dome—but the precedent suggests it's well-positioned to happen.

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Summary Table​

Aspect	Status
Lockheed & Raytheon collaborated on Next-Gen OPIR GEO	Confirmed
Golden Dome likely to involve both parties?	Serves as a plausible strategic continuation
Direct confirmation of Golden Dome collab?	None publicly available yet

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Final Thoughts​

Your LinkedIn post featuring Raytheon employees commenting on Schrader’s Next-Gen OPIR milestone underscores a tangible, working relationship between Lockheed and Raytheon in space-based missile warning systems.


While it doesn't guarantee a Golden Dome partnership, it definitely establishes a strong precedent—a trusted working relationship, shared defense objectives, and a proven integration record—that could easily extend into future collaborative defense architectures like Golden Dome.

 

[Esq.111]

1 Week Cloud Access

Akida Cloud is a service that provides a pre-configured environment for system and chip designers to evaluate the efficiency and performance of neural models

shop.brainchipinc.com

Yesterday 5000…. Today around 1000 dollar?

If you scroll down its only $1.00 per day .

Fuck me spinning , some in our company are truly useless .

Pissed Off Holder ,
Esq.

 

[7für7]

If you scroll down its only $1.00 per day .

Fuck me spinning , some in our company are truly useless .

Pissed Off Holder ,
Esq.

I just hope they don’t ask ChatGPT how they should do the price management…

Or can you imagine?
“Hey ChatGPT… is this news worth reporting as price sensitive?”

ChatGPT

“Hell no… you should think about if you even mention that sh..t..
Do you want a more funny or serious version of my response?”

 

[Pom down under]

If you scroll down its only $1.00 per day .

Fuck me spinning , some in our company are truly useless .

Pissed Off Holder ,
Esq.

They couldn’t even arrange a piss up in a brewery

 

[Shadow59]

If you scroll down its only $1.00 per day .

Fuck me spinning , some in our company are truly useless .

Pissed Off Holder ,
Esq.

I would think 1 day trial access is mainly to get a link to a potential user/client so then the week access will kick in afterwards. A bit like subscribing to a streaming channel. $1 or $10 it is irrelevant.

 

[AARONASX]

If you scroll down its only $1.00 per day .

Fuck me spinning , some in our company are truly useless .

Pissed Off Holder ,
Esq.

But it does say only for 1 day
"This is a limited, one-time offer and use, customer qualification for acceptance. You will be contacted for approval and scheduling"

I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt here and assume that it'll be more once and if someone is keen to go further.

 

[Diogenese]

Although no public linkage currently exists at this point in time between BrainChip and Lockheed’s Golden Dome satellite interceptor effort, I believe it’s entirely plausible that Akida could fit into Golden Dome’s architecture requirement - particularly for autonomous, edge AI in space. Especially given BrainChip has already demonstrated space-readiness through its IP licensing for radiation-hardened systems.

If Golden Dome satellites require autonomous, ultra-efficient, low-latency AI processors, especially in space-hardened environments, there's a clear technical alignment with Akida’s strengths:

• On-chip learning
• Event-driven inference
• Hardened, low-power performance

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Space-based missile-killing Golden Dome tech aims for crucial test before Trump leaves office: Lockheed Martin

Defense contractor Lockheed Martin develops satellites capable of intercepting missiles from space to support Trump's Golden Dome defense shield initiative.

www.foxnews.com

Hi Bravo,

The LEO satellites are replaced every 2 years, so that opens possibilities to upgrade to Akida2 and Akida 3.

We already know of links to ESA through Frontgrade, and Sweden is backing Frontgrade's GRAIN RISC-V (Noel-V) processor incorporating Akida 2 IP:

https://www.frontgrade.com/news/fro...wins-snsa-contract-commercialize-first-energy


Gothenburg, Sweden (April 2, 2025) – The Swedish National Space Agency (SNSA) has awarded Frontgrade Gaisler, a leading provider of radiation-hardened microprocessors for space missions, a contract to commercialize the first neuromorphic System on Chip (SoC) device for space applications. Already in development at Frontgrade Gaisler, the device is part of the company’s new GRAIN (Gaisler Research Artificial Intelligence NOEL-V) product line.

The first GRAIN device that Frontgrade Gaisler will premier – the Gr801 SoC – integrates AkidaTM neuromorphic technology from BrainChip, the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI. The GR801 combines Gaisler’s NOEL-V RISC-V processor and the Akida neuromorphic AI processor into a single integrated circuit to enable energy-efficient AI applications in the space environment. Sweden’s Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) is contributing to this development by designing a demonstration application that uses a neuromorphic sensor directly connected to Gaisler’s new GR801 device.

Frontgrade Gaisler is designing the entire GRAIN product line to enable more advanced and autonomous space missions, and to enhance the space industry's capabilities in energy-efficient AI. The GR801 SoC will support both commercial and institutional space missions, enabling new applications and meeting strict power and weight constraints.

“Our latest innovation opens new avenues and complements our existing range of proven and reliable processing products,” said Sandi Habinc, General Manager at Frontgrade Gaisler. “GRAIN is an exciting new pursuit for Gaisler because we are well positioned to enable new capabilities for real-time data processing, autonomous navigation, Earth observation, and object detection and tracking.”

“Our continued collaboration with Frontgrade Gaisler to incorporate Akida IP into space SoCs showcases the importance of having environmentally hardened solutions, already proven to perform in the most extreme conditions,” said Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip. “We have worked hard to ensure our neuromorphic technology can meet the low-energy, low-latency, high-performance needs of GRAIN and other space-based devices in order to provide AI at – and beyond – the edge.”


Earth observation and object detection and tracking are at the heart of the Golden* Dome. With the regular replacement of the satellites, it's certain that they will also seek to incorporate the latest AI.


June 17, 2025

Lockheed Martin and Boeing position for major role in Golden Dome missile defence project​

https://defence-industry.eu/lockhee...-role-in-golden-dome-missile-defence-project/
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Golden Dome is expected to incorporate advanced technologies, including space-based interceptors and directed-energy weapons. However, many early components are likely to derive from existing platforms, placing established defence firms such as L3Harris Technologies, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and RTX Corp in a favourable position.

We do have peripheral connexions with Lockheed through Quantum Ventura's CyberNeuro-RT development:

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-pro...antum-venturas-cyberthreat-intelligence-tool/
...
Quantum Ventura developed the CyberNeuro-RT (CNRT) technology offering in partnership with Lockheed Martin Co.’s MFC Division and Pennsylvania State University under partial funding from the U.S. Department of Energy. BrainChip supplies at-the-edge neuromorphic processing to facilitate on-chip learning for deployment network-specific attack detection. Akida’s small form factor provides magnitudes less power consumption than a GPU, overcoming form factor and power limitations of internet-connected devices that otherwise would be unprotected.

*It's funny the way Donald has a fixation about gold. I hear he even has golden fixtures in the shower.

 

[Bravo]

Although no public linkage currently exists at this point in time between BrainChip and Lockheed’s Golden Dome satellite interceptor effort, I believe it’s entirely plausible that Akida could fit into Golden Dome’s architecture requirement - particularly for autonomous, edge AI in space. Especially given BrainChip has already demonstrated space-readiness through its IP licensing for radiation-hardened systems.

If Golden Dome satellites require autonomous, ultra-efficient, low-latency AI processors, especially in space-hardened environments, there's a clear technical alignment with Akida’s strengths:

• On-chip learning
• Event-driven inference
• Hardened, low-power performance

The article quotes Jeff Schrader, vice president of Lockheed’s space division. Interestingly Jeff Shrader held strategic roles within Raytheon.

Extract from article.

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Space-based missile-killing Golden Dome tech aims for crucial test before Trump leaves office: Lockheed Martin

Defense contractor Lockheed Martin develops satellites capable of intercepting missiles from space to support Trump's Golden Dome defense shield initiative.

www.foxnews.com

OK. This is pretty interesting!

Here's an article published 1 December 2023, in which Jeff Schrader (Lockheed Martin) discusses working with Intel on neuromorphic processors (albeit under the misspelling "neomorphic") for distributed command, control, autonomy, and on-board decision-making.

That Schrader refers to this as enabling “top-level smarter systems” and “working with Intel” confirms that neuromorphic is no longer speculative, but rather it’s under active evaluation. Lockheed is testing solutions now. So, if Intel is in the running, BrainChip could be considered as a complementary or competing solution, particularly for ultra-low SWaP edge AI.

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https://digital.militaryaerospace.com/militaryaerospace/20231112/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=1937394&app=false&cmsId=4155385#articleId1937394