Too scared about loosing his job if he speaks out of lineWhy don't we hear anything from Steve Brightfield our chief marketing officer.
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Jacob Kiraz
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Sean Hehir got interviewed on the latest episode of The Brave Technologist podcast, hosted by Luke Mulks, VP of Business Operations at Brave Software and recorded sometime in October:
โBrainChip: Bringing Brain-Inspired AI into Everyday Devicesโ
From 10:23 min: โSo Iโm often asked: โDo you ever see the day, where the cloud is abandoned?โ Of course not! I think what I call is the right tool for the right job, these two kind of, letโs call it approaches will co-exist. It just makes good common sense, right?โ
From 14:30 min: โI would say simply stay tuned to us and watch what weโre gonna announce later this year. I think youโll be amazed about the functionality weโre gonna be talking about. And, you know, later this year is not that long, as weโre already in October. Later this year, early next year, thereโs a lot of things weโre gonna be announcing, youโll see the possibilities. So, the short answer is: Almost everything you can see in the cloud, will be available on the edge. I strongly believe that.โ
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Does the company pay for this space and interview
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Neuromorphic Computing
Work in the domain continues using BrainChip and Intel products in cybersecurity and other domains. BrainChip and Intel have released the second generation of their chipsโseeing what improvements in speed can be gained from these products will be interesting.
Unless someone with a big name is mentioned what do you think happens to the shareprice
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Recent study involving AKD1000
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smoothsailing18
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Arm AI at the edge in formula 1. Aston Martin
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Fiendish
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Not particularly fussed to be honest and enjoying adding to my holdings at these low prices. The shareprice will rise in good time and we could be seeing an announcement that will see a rapid jump at any point. Its getting close to a very exciting period for brainchip imo. U.S defense/government/space use comes before mass adoption and that has been going on for some time already.
Just relax, its so easy to do!
TheDrooben
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A few nice mentions of AKD1500 here......
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The Distributed Intelligence Revolution: A World Where Every Power Outlet Contains Edge Compute
The Distributed Intelligence Revolution: A World Where Every Power Outlet Contains Edge Compute
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smoothsailing18
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Sean mentioned some more news this year, I wonder if it was the following which was after this podcast in October
or is there more to come. 
BrainChip also requested a trading halt on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) on November 8, 2025, in anticipation of the capital raising announcement [6]. Furthermore, the company announced a strategic partnership with Blue Ridge Envisioneering (BRE), a Parsons company (NYSE: PSN)
Great news @7fรผr7. Thanks for sharing. Up we go!
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I was thinking of not participating in the SPP but then I saw this towards the end of the letter about it.
Then I got excited as I haven't been overly happy with the past performance.
But seriously, where do I get the application form? I can't find it at Boardroom, nor the Brainchip site and there is no link to it anywhere.
Any pointers would be great.
Cheers,
H
Then I got excited as I haven't been overly happy with the past performance.
But seriously, where do I get the application form? I can't find it at Boardroom, nor the Brainchip site and there is no link to it anywhere.
Any pointers would be great.
Cheers,
H
Hi H,
Very easy to do. Go to your nearest bin and put the money straight in there.
Cheers,
D
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They should have been posted out to the address they have on file.
Phone Boardroom and ask them, they run the show for providing the paperwork.
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I only got mine in the mail yesterday
No mention of Brainchip, but interesting, could we be the AI?
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Your doing it completely wrong and maybe you should try burying it in the back garden as it works for me
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How is the situation actually regarding licenses in the tech sector?
Specifically for MegaChips โ how long do they have to use the IP before the license expires? If they have something going on with Akida, wouldnโt they have to move seamlessly into an extension? Or could a new agreement possibly be treated as a kind of grace period during the transition phase while the details are being negotiated?
Specifically for MegaChips โ how long do they have to use the IP before the license expires? If they have something going on with Akida, wouldnโt they have to move seamlessly into an extension? Or could a new agreement possibly be treated as a kind of grace period during the transition phase while the details are being negotiated?
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The Sony chip does not support on chip learning. That is the key and why its 2nd or 3rd rate compared to AKIDA.
The guts of the difference between on chip learning and a Sony pre trained chip example - AKIDA can recognise new faces (one shot learning) where as Sony can only recognise faces already pretrained on the chip.
So its really only a matter of time before Sony need AKIDA just to keep up with what consumers want.
If they move into robotics, wearables, or adaptive consumer devices, onโchip learning its AKIDA they need.
I cannot see a world where any of the majors would not be looking at AKIDA right now. Will any let the competition steal the market?
Some simple examples that only AKIDA offers - cameras only - plenty of other examples:
Smart security cameras: Learn to recognize new faces, pets, or vehicles locally without cloud retraining.
Professional cameras: Adapt autofocus and exposure to a photographerโs unique shooting style.
Consumer Cameras: Personalize scene recognition (e.g., learning your preferred portrait style).
The Sony chip does not support on chip learning. That is the key and why its 2nd or 3rd rate compared to AKIDA.
The guts of the difference between on chip learning and a Sony pre trained chip example - AKIDA can recognise new faces (one shot learning) where as Sony can only recognise faces already pretrained on the chip.
So its really only a matter of time before Sony need AKIDA just to keep up with what consumers want.
If they move into robotics, wearables, or adaptive consumer devices, onโchip learning its AKIDA they need.
I cannot see a world where any of the majors would not be looking at AKIDA right now. Will any let the competition steal the market?
Some simple examples that only AKIDA offers - cameras only - plenty of other examples:
Smart security cameras: Learn to recognize new faces, pets, or vehicles locally without cloud retraining.
Professional cameras: Adapt autofocus and exposure to a photographerโs unique shooting style.
Consumer Cameras: Personalize scene recognition (e.g., learning your preferred portrait style).
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