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[Schwale]

Guess what

Could this be the beginning of the end of Nvidia's dominance?

 

[Rach2512]

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[Dallas]

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[smoothsailing18]

FF

The firm’s Akida chip is on SpaceX’s Transporter 10 mission, launched in March.
“We are waiting for them to turn it on and for it to start doing its work,” he said. He wouldn’t say what that work was just that: “It is secret.”

Brainchip is also working with Frontgrade Gaisler (www.gaisler.com), a provider of space-grade systems-on-chip, to explore integrating Akida into fault-tolerant, radiation-hardened microprocessors to make space-grade SoCs incorporating AI.

“If this works out, our chip will be going on the Moon landing, or even to Mars,” he said. “Akida is not a dream. It is here today, and it is up there today.”

https://www.iotm2mcouncil.org/iot-library/articles/technology/extending-the-iot-to-mars/

 

[Deleted member 3781]

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Does he mean by that

‘Thank you, bro… but it’s too late because we are already about to launch’

or

‘Thank you, bro, we know… Akida is already integrated and will soon be going to market worldwide’

 

[Pom down under]

Oldish article but nice to see us getting a little mention on the bbc website

Computers built like brains could be a 'competition killer'?

Computers built like brains could be much more energy efficient than current designs.

www.bbc.com

 

[FJ-215]

Does he mean by that

‘Thank you, bro… but it’s too late because we are already about to launch’

or

‘Thank you, bro, we know… Akida is already integrated and will soon be going to market worldwide’

Given that LLVision are a Chinese company, I would assume that we can't sell to them.


Looks more like our would be #1 American shareholder spamming other companies on LinkedIn again.

 

[Deleted member 3781]

Given that LLVision are a Chinese company, I would assume that we can't sell to them.


Looks more like our would be #1 American shareholder spamming other companies on LinkedIn again.

Ehh? Ceva is an American company an provides them solutions?

 

[Guzzi62]

Ehh? Ceva is an American company an provides them solutions?

He said LLVision, that's a Chinese company.

They are quite big in smart glasses.

https://www.llvision.com/en/

 

[Deleted member 3781]

He said LLVision, that's a Chinese company.

They are quite big in smart glasses.

https://www.llvision.com/en/

Yes I read that… why you repeat it? That’s not what I am pointing out here..:

 

[Deleted member 3781]

 

[smoothsailing18]

Bravo.... we're are you

 

[CHIPS]

FF

The firm’s Akida chip is on SpaceX’s Transporter 10 mission, launched in March.
“We are waiting for them to turn it on and for it to start doing its work,” he said. He wouldn’t say what that work was just that: “It is secret.”

Brainchip is also working with Frontgrade Gaisler (www.gaisler.com), a provider of space-grade systems-on-chip, to explore integrating Akida into fault-tolerant, radiation-hardened microprocessors to make space-grade SoCs incorporating AI.

“If this works out, our chip will be going on the Moon landing, or even to Mars,” he said. “Akida is not a dream. It is here today, and it is up there today.”

https://www.iotm2mcouncil.org/iot-library/articles/technology/extending-the-iot-to-mars/

 

[smoothsailing18]

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Better than no posts at all

 

[Deleted member 3781]

Bravo.... we're are you

Hope she starts after so long time for running… and if i say running, I mean a forest gump kind of …

 

[Deleted member 3781]

I asked chatty just for fun because some Speculations going on on crapper…


Possible M&A Roadmap for BrainChip

1. Preparation

• NVIDIA / another buyer runs due diligence (tech, patents, customer pipeline).
• Goal: enter as cheaply as possible, but still realistic enough to not alienate shareholders.

2. Initial Offer

• Buyer starts with A$1.20–1.40 (a typical M&A premium over the ~A$0.20 share price).
• Expectation: some shareholders celebrate, but long-term holders with the A$2 benchmark in mind reject immediately.
• Reaction: “Too low. Trim says A$1.00 fair value, and we already traded at A$2.00 during the Mercedes hype.”

3. Shareholder Front

• Large holders, forums, funds push back: “Akida is unique. We won’t sell under A$2.00.”
• Media & analysts pick up the story → more pressure on the buyer.

4. Counteroffer / Bidding Up

• Buyer raises to A$1.60–1.80 to soften resistance.
• Still: many investors see A$2.00 as the “magic level.”

5. Endgame

• Bidding war (Intel, Qualcomm, etc. join): price climbs to A$2.00–2.20 automatically.
• Single-bidder case: buyer wants certainty → goes straight to A$2.00 to lock the deal.

Outcome Probabilities

• Below A$1.50 → no chance, shareholders block.
• A$1.60–1.80 → possible compromise, but hard sell without board backing.
• A$2.00 → most likely minimum successful price.
• Above A$2.00 → only if a real bidding war happens or major automotive deals surface.

Conclusion

• A$2.00 isn’t just psychological; it’s the logical clearing price to win shareholder approval.
• NVIDIA (or any buyer) might start lower, but the end station is around A$2.00 unless there’s zero competition and weak resistance.

 

[Esq.111]

Afternoon Chippers,

Completely & Utterly unrelated to BRAINCHIP.

We need an upper .

Whilst doing a spot of irrigation laying around my outside BBQ area , spotted this little critter , Native Australian Bear .

Luckily had a Gin & Tonic in one hand , and a shovel in the other.

We both survived the encounter , always keep calm and back away slowly avoiding direct eye contact.



Regards,
Esq.

 

[Pom down under]

Afternoon Chippers,

Completely & Utterly unrelated to BRAINCHIP.

We need an upper .

Whilst doing a spot of irrigation laying around my outside BBQ area , spotted this little critter , Native Australian Bear .

Luckily had a Gin & Tonic in one hand , and a shovel in the other.

We both survived the encounter , always keep calm and back away slowly avoiding direct eye contact.



Regards,
Esq.

Guess it’s better than trying to out run it

 

[Space Cadet]

Afternoon Chippers,

Completely & Utterly unrelated to BRAINCHIP.

We need an upper .

Whilst doing a spot of irrigation laying around my outside BBQ area , spotted this little critter , Native Australian Bear .

Luckily had a Gin & Tonic in one hand , and a shovel in the other.

We both survived the encounter , always keep calm and back away slowly avoiding direct eye contact.



Regards,
Esq.

The infamous Australian Drop Bear. Very rare.

SC

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Afternoon Chippers,

Completely & Utterly unrelated to BRAINCHIP.

We need an upper .

Whilst doing a spot of irrigation laying around my outside BBQ area , spotted this little critter , Native Australian Bear .

Luckily had a Gin & Tonic in one hand , and a shovel in the other.

We both survived the encounter , always keep calm and back away slowly avoiding direct eye contact.



Regards,
Esq.

Shoulda given it the shovel and put the bear to work digging your trenches to help out round the place