I have suggested to BRN that they lower their eyes and also look beneath the time sink of adaptability.
Who volunteers to ask Sean to sell the chips the the share holder group. Sounds like a movie script.
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Who volunteers to ask Sean to sell the chips the the share holder group. Sounds like a movie script.
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I have suggested to BRN that they lower their eyes and also look beneath the time sink of adaptability.
Who volunteers to ask Sean to sell the chips the the share holder group. Sounds like a movie script.
Movie script based on a real story
No doubt BRNs view of high volume is way in excess of 450k units.Movie script based on a real story
Probably have to order a million or 2 plus to get $4 a pop.
There is always the old Melbourne law firm of Sly & Wriggle.
https://www.afr.com/companies/merged-firm-hits-at-rumors-of-problems-19950703-kaxay
You’re underrating the network Bravo built while running
. Why do you think the stock kept climbing whenever she was on the road? Let that sink in. One call, and she get their connections together BOOOOOM
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Well it sounds like they have the necessary experience to take on your "cash for chips" scheme,They sound pretty dodgy, no disrespect to you Dodgy-knees.
A former Australian law firm, which faced a class action lawsuit in 2016 over allegations of failing to disclose risks in an acquisition!
OMG! With that sort of representation, I reckon I'll be doing solitary confinement in Cell Block D for the foreseeable future.
I’m not sure whether I should even bother to prepare a legal defence, or just start fashioning a prison shiv out of a broken Akida dev board.
On the bright side, by the time they manage to secure my release, the share price should be booming!
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I think they were hoping for more scared retail to sell, things might get interesting in the coming days/weeks when the realize they are swimming around in there old bath water
And….They dig deeper and deeper, bogging it down until they’re stuck. Then the sun shines for us…their swamp dries up and they’re left to scorch in their self-made trap.
Bravo
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On a slightly more serious note, I've just started listening to this new podcast with Eric Mazzoleni (VP Industrial & Embedded IoT Sales Europe, Qualcomm Germany).
It only dropped about 5 days ago.
I’ve only made it about 15 minutes in so far, mostly because I’ve been busy planning how to avoid a 30-year jail term without having to tunnel out of my cell using my toothbrush.
From what I've heard so far,Qualcomm is clearly positioning Dragonwing toward the same verticals Akida excels in. Eric even discusses machines that can be asked questions and can respond with how to fix the issue, fully at the edge, with ultra-low power at industrial endpoints and in battery and thermal restricted devices.
If there’s one silicon company where Akida 2000 drops in and actually makes strategic sense at scale, I believe it’s Qualcomm.
I honestly can’t think of a more natural match than BrainChip + Qualcomm.
I'd love it if someone else could take a listen and share your thoughts.
www.iotinsider.com
It only dropped about 5 days ago.
I’ve only made it about 15 minutes in so far, mostly because I’ve been busy planning how to avoid a 30-year jail term without having to tunnel out of my cell using my toothbrush.
From what I've heard so far,Qualcomm is clearly positioning Dragonwing toward the same verticals Akida excels in. Eric even discusses machines that can be asked questions and can respond with how to fix the issue, fully at the edge, with ultra-low power at industrial endpoints and in battery and thermal restricted devices.
If there’s one silicon company where Akida 2000 drops in and actually makes strategic sense at scale, I believe it’s Qualcomm.
I honestly can’t think of a more natural match than BrainChip + Qualcomm.
I'd love it if someone else could take a listen and share your thoughts.
S7:E9: taking away Edge AI complexity
In this episode of IoT Unplugged, Caitlin Gittins speaks with Eric Mazzoleni, Vice President, Industrial and Embedded IOT Sales Europe at Qualcomm.
www.iotinsider.com
Maybe we should all chip in and buy Bravo an AKIDA driven pair of runners. They will her what she already knows but pushes through for holders' sake, feet falling apart, blisters the size of eggs, Achilles about to pack in, time to rest ect.You’re underrating the network Bravo built while running
When you think about it, you would think the firm name would provide the perfect caveat emptor defence.They sound pretty dodgy, no disrespect to you Dodgy-knees.
A former Australian law firm, which faced a class action lawsuit in 2016 over allegations of failing to disclose risks in an acquisition!
OMG! With that sort of representation, I reckon I'll be doing solitary confinement in Cell Block D for the foreseeable future.
I’m not sure whether I should even bother to prepare a legal defence, or just start fashioning a prison shiv out of a broken Akida dev board.
On the bright side, by the time they manage to secure my release, the share price should be booming!
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You mean they're building prison cells out of plaque now?On a slightly more serious note, I've just started listening to this new podcast with Eric Mazzoleni (VP Industrial & Embedded IoT Sales Europe, Qualcomm Germany).
It only dropped about 5 days ago.
I’ve only made it about 15 minutes in so far, mostly because I’ve been busy planning how to avoid a 30-year jail term without having to tunnel out of my cell using my toothbrush.
From what I've heard so far,Qualcomm is clearly positioning Dragonwing toward the same verticals Akida excels in. Eric even discusses machines that can be asked questions and can respond with how to fix the issue, fully at the edge, with ultra-low power at industrial endpoints and in battery and thermal restricted devices.
If there’s one silicon company where Akida 2000 drops in and actually makes strategic sense at scale, I believe it’s Qualcomm.
I honestly can’t think of a more natural match than BrainChip + Qualcomm.
I'd love it if someone else could take a listen and share your thoughts.
S7:E9: taking away Edge AI complexity
In this episode of IoT Unplugged, Caitlin Gittins speaks with Eric Mazzoleni, Vice President, Industrial and Embedded IOT Sales Europe at Qualcomm.
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Bravo
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Exactly! With a name like Sly & Wriggle the warning label is already printed on the letterhead!
“Your Honour, we literally TOLD them we were shifty. It was right there in the branding.”
You were right all along that BRN should have been flogging chips as a lead up to IP if they have volumes. No one even a giant like Parsons wants to jump straight into IP. Its risky and the time to produce from design could be 2 to 3 years via IP.
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