BRN Discussion Ongoing

[7für7]

You should always keep in mind that a release can also be published by a partner or customer based in Europe. That could mean the share price rises in places like Germany while Australia is still closed… we’ve seen that before. So we can definitely hold on to that hope as well.

So… let’s hope together MOO, NFA , DYOR

 

[FJ-215]

No doubt at some stage Data Center Owners 'for sure' will also look at a Hybrid approach as a power saving tool. This would involve a 'middle man' that re directs Neuromorphic suitable data from the GPU, eg sensors of all types including temperature, lighting etc, predictive maintenance, video analytics, cybersecurity and the list goes on.
The 'middle man' picks the bones out of always on data and redirects to Neuromorphic ignoring the rest.
So while power savings is the big deal here, they show how neuromorphic AI could also deliver speed, adaptability, and resilience in data centers. Accuracy is a huge factor - AKIDA.
The above is a natural progression and another future 'profit center' for companies like BRN with a general purpose chip AKIDA.
Specialised chips will not cut it.
It also makes BRN a very, very attractive takeover target or they could take out IP.
Its just a matter of time. It will not be as far away as we think.

Guessing you didn't watch Ian & Sally.

 

[manny100]

Guessing you didn't watch Ian & Sally.

Yes, i watched it. How many of the companies mentioned were neuromorphic, if so how many had on chip learning?
How many had a roadmap, a pico equivilant, Future generations planned, Gen AI at the Edge planned.... and on it goes.
Not concerned. Neuromorphic is a new industry.

 

[FJ-215]

Yes, i watched it. How many of the companies mentioned were neuromorphic, if so how many had on chip learning?
How many had a roadmap, a pico equivilant, Future generations planned, Gen AI at the Edge planned.... and on it goes.
Not concerned. Neuromorphic is a new industry.

Maybe you need to watch it again with both eyes open and report in the morning.

 

[FJ-215]

Maybe you need to watch it again with both eyes open and report in the morning.

Ears too.

 

[Guzzi62]

Maybe you need to watch it again with both eyes open and report in the morning.

Maybe you need to sell your shares first thing in the morning?

Well I am not too nervous, Sean have pushed the company too far forward to fail now IMO, as manny100 also mention in a post earlier on this page.

 

[manny100]

Ears too.

What is your take away on the video.?

 

[itsol4605]

That sounds like pure enthusiasm!

Last week, I wrapped up my co-op at BrainChip, marking the end of an incredible journey that started with my summer internship in June. Working on core machine learning model development for edge… | Ganesha Srinivas Damaraju

Last week, I wrapped up my co-op at BrainChip, marking the end of an incredible journey that started with my summer internship in June. Working on core machine learning model development for edge devices has shaped my understanding of how on-chip AI is built, deployed, and optimized. Over the...

www.linkedin.com

 

[7für7]

What is your take away on the video.?

A podcast like any other on social media… Everyone is a “specialist” in some field, others think they’re all-knowing. The point is, they’re simply offering content to gain reach. It has little to do with real expertise. You pick a topic, do some research (sometimes half-hearted), as long as you can list a few companies that are supposed to signal knowledge, and then you wrap it all in emotional statements like “I’m surprised that…,” or “Back then I wouldn’t have thought…,” or “I’m sure that if…” to create a sense of depth and connection between the speakers and the topic — so it sounds credible.

For my part, once again I took away that you should always research direct sources from companies and from people who are actually working on the subject if you want to understand what the situation really looks like — no matter if someone comes from EE Times or anywhere else.

Just my opinion

 

[manny100]

I found an old BRN recommendation from a company called Ipsolon Research who designed high-performance, ultra-small form factor Software Defined Radios (SDRs) for mission-critical environments.
The recommendation was signed off by John Shanton, CEO.
I remembered seeing his name on the Brainchip website.
Sure enough Under the heading " What Innovators are saying" appears BlueHalo, signed by
"John Shanton, CEO at Ipsolon Research" See acquisition trail below in table format with links.
BlueHlao acquired Ipsolon and retained John Shanton.
Subsequently BlueHalo was acquired by AeroVironment for $4.1 bill.
See acquisition table below with links.
AeroVironment is a U.S. defense technology company best known for its unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) like the Raven, Puma, and Switchblade drones. It also develops loitering munitions, counter‑UAS systems, robotics, and high‑altitude platforms.
AeroVironment is huge in Drones.
From the recent AuzxBiz video interview with Sean:
" So the verticals that resonate the most currently are defense. And a lot of things are going on in defense that cause that defense because mobility drones, mobile defense activity with soldiers with communications on their back. So a lot of defense activity, particularly around electronic warfare and drone activity and radar. So the ability to put radar in a drone, which you couldn't do with old traditional technology, it's resonating very, very well there"
and...... " . And we're in serious engagements going through evaluations on both generations. Right now we've got chips available. We have a strong demand signal from that or we wouldn't have built that chip. So we expect revenue to flow from both of those primary revenue streams"
Looks like an NDA. There is no way Parsons, Bascom Hunter and Lockheed-Martin are 'lone rangers' with Brainchip.

Acquisition Trail with Links​

Step	Date	Acquirer	Target	Reason for Acquisition	What Target Does
1. BlueHalo acquires Ipsolon Research BlueHalo Acquires Leading SDR Provider Ipsolon Research, Strengthening Next-Generation Defense Technology Platform | BlueHalo	Nov 29, 2023	BlueHalo	Ipsolon Research	To bring Software Defined Radio (SDR)capabilities in-house, strengthening BlueHalo’s portfolio in space, air, and cyber defense.	Ipsolon designs ultra-small form factor SDRs(Cerberus, Chameleon) for secure communications, electronic warfare, spectrum monitoring, AESA radar, and 5G base stations.
2. AeroVironment acquires BlueHalo AeroVironment and BlueHalo Complete Transaction — Creating A Global Defense Technology	Announced Nov 19, 2024; Completed May 1, 2025	AeroVironment, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVAV)	BlueHalo	To diversify beyond drones into multi-domain defense technologies(space, missile defense, cyber, directed energy). Strengthens AeroVironment against larger defense primes.	BlueHalo develops space systems, directed energy weapons, missile defense, cyber/AI solutions, and C4ISR pla

 

[Jacob Kiraz]

Yes, i watched it. How many of the companies mentioned were neuromorphic, if so how many had on chip learning?
How many had a roadmap, a pico equivilant, Future generations planned, Gen AI at the Edge planned.... and on it goes.
Not concerned. Neuromorphic is a new industry.

The company is in its best space however,no movement for 9 months, watch us now,
Exciting things happening December or January

 

[Pom down under]

Exciting things happening December or January

Sure is as I’m off to Phuket in December for my sons wedding in January

 

[manny100]

A growing number of bullish articles out there now.

BrainChip's Akida Cloud: A Leap into the Future of Neuromorphic AI Access - Silicon Hub

Explore BrainChip's Akida Cloud, a revolutionary platform offering instant access to cutting-edge neuromorphic AI technology, Akida 2, in a cloud-based solution.Explore BrainChip's Akida Cloud, a revolutionary platform offering instant access to cutting-edge neuromorphic AI technology, Akida 2...

www.siliconhub.ai

 

[7für7]

A growing number of bullish articles out there now.

BrainChip's Akida Cloud: A Leap into the Future of Neuromorphic AI Access - Silicon Hub

Explore BrainChip's Akida Cloud, a revolutionary platform offering instant access to cutting-edge neuromorphic AI technology, Akida 2, in a cloud-based solution.Explore BrainChip's Akida Cloud, a revolutionary platform offering instant access to cutting-edge neuromorphic AI technology, Akida 2...

www.siliconhub.ai

All fine but this a from august

 

[Pom down under]

All fine but this a from august

Least it’s from August and not an article from1938 from FF on the other side

 

[Bravo]

Live demo partners HaiLa and Deep Perception, as well as Quantum Ventura with an edge AI cybersecurity demo at CES 2026!

CES 2026

Reserve a Demo Session Schedule Your Private Meeting Register for Wednesday Mixer BrainChip at CES 2026 BrainChip will be demonstrating Akida-powered edge AI in real products at CES 2026. This is the opportunity to see the technology in action, connect with the team, and explore

brainchip.com

 

[7für7]

Least it’s from August and not an article from1938 from FF on the other side

True

 

[genyl]

Live demo partners HaiLa and Deep Perception, as well as Quantum Ventura with an edge AI cybersecurity demo at CES 2026!

CES 2026

Reserve a Demo Session Schedule Your Private Meeting Register for Wednesday Mixer BrainChip at CES 2026 BrainChip will be demonstrating Akida-powered edge AI in real products at CES 2026. This is the opportunity to see the technology in action, connect with the team, and explore

brainchip.com

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Another conference how about getting a fkin contract

 

[Gazzafish]

Don’t think this has been posted yet. Another patent. This time around TENNS

https://ppubs.uspto.gov/api/pdf/dow...5LTQ0YjAtOTdkYy1lNzIyZTkxMDEzOWYiLCJleHAiOjB9

Extract :-
“
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR IMPLEMENTING TEMPORAL CONVOLUTION IN SPATIOTEMPORAL NEURAL NETWORKS

Abstract

Disclosed is a neural network system generally relates to the field of neural networks (NNs). In particular, the present disclosure relates to event-based convolutional neural networks (NNs) that are trained to process spatial and temporal data using kernels represented by polynomial expansion. The event-based convolutional neural networks (NNs) are spatiotemporal neural networks. According to an embodiment, an explicit temporal convolution capability is added through Temporal Event-based Neural Networks (TENN) models. or TENNs in the spatiotemporal neural networks. The TENNs includes a plurality of temporal and spatial convolution layers that combine spatial and temporal features of data for low-level and high-level features. The TENNs as disclosed herein are configured to perform in a buffer mode and recurrent mode that effectively learns both spatial and temporal correlations from the input data.”

 

[7für7]

It’s insanely frustrating… Every time some good news pops up while the share price keeps falling day after day, it feels like a slap in the face. And this has nothing to do with whether you’re invested for the long term or whether the company is making real technological progress. People kept saying, “How is a company supposed to become interesting to institutions without a roadmap?” Now we finally have one, and the manipulators and short sellers are going full throttle… why nothing can be done about it is beyond me.

I’d honestly prefer we stop with the empty slogans like “explosive sales incoming” or “watch us now,” or “big news by the end of this year,” when you already know nothing’s coming. That frustrates those of us who’ve been holding and averaging down for at least 10 years, and it weakens trust because it’s starting to sound unbelievable. Just my feeling…

And yeah, people can start attacking me again with the usual “then sell” or “you’re shorting anyway.” I don’t care! As a genuine investor it’s my right to question things