BRN Discussion Ongoing

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FF

Fernando Sevilla Martínez
e-Health Center, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya UOC, Barcelona, Spain
Volkswagen AG, Wolfsburg, Germany

Jordi Casas-Roma
Computer Vision Center, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

Laia Subirats
e-Health Center, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya UOC, Barcelona, Spain

Raúl Parada
Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya CTTC/CERCA, Barcelona, Spain
Eco-Efficient Deployment of Spiking Neural Networks on Low-Cost Edge Hardware
Fernando Sevilla Martínez, Jordi Casas-Roma, Laia Subirats, Raúl Parada
IEEE Networking Letters, 2025
This letter presents a practical and energy-aware framework for deploying Spiking Neural Networks on low-cost hardware for edge computing on existing software and hardware components. We detail a reproducible pipeline that integrates neuromorphic processing with secure remote access and distributed intelligence. Using Raspberry Pi and the BrainChip Akida PCIe accelerator, we demonstrate a lightweight deployment process including model training, quantization, and conversion. Our experiments validate the eco-efficiency and networking potential of neuromorphic AI systems, providing key insights for sustainable distributed intelligence. This letter offers a blueprint for scalable and secure neuromorphic deployments across edge networks, highlighting the novelty of providing a reproducible integration pipeline that brings together existing components into a practical, energy-efficient framework for real-world use.
View at ieeexplore.ieee.org

 

[Ybbs]

Perhaps the H4 chart can bring something positive for some people. With more volume, a breakthrough is possible. Whether this will be a trend reversal remains to be seen. I still stand by my analysis from the logarithmic monthly chart at the moment.

 

[smoothsailing18]

Let's see how this partnership works in brainchip favour, I got a good feeling it will be fantastic.

 

[smoothsailing18]

Worth listening to the whole thing yet 13.30 min brainchip.. He mentioned John dear tractors many time and Ag tech... Their his targets it seems.

 

[smoothsailing18]

Phillip1965



Listen starting at 1.04:40 Underwater drone swarms. Once you listen, do a little research and see if you come up with my findings.

This has to be BRAINCHIP AKIDA. --

 

[FJ-215]

Do you, so what's your input on the breakdown anything to advise or just emojs ?.

Hi smooth,

AI is going to be fantastic but at the moment you need to check its homework..


It is off by 400,000,000 shares or there abouts.

Appendix 2A - Application for quotation of securities

 

[smoothsailing18]

Up date thanks FJ.215.....this is the new reality

To determine the share price, we divide the total company valuation by the number of outstanding shares.

According to www.iAsk.Ai - Ask AI:

Given: Company Valuation = $20 billion Number of Shares = 2.36 billion shares

The formula for share price is: Share Price = Company ValuationNumber of Shares

Substituting the given values: Share Price = $20,000,000,0002,360,000,000shares

Share Price = $8.47 per share (approximately)

Roughly the breakdown prices

20 billion = $8.48
10 billion = $ 4.24
5 billion = $ 2.12
2.5 billion = $1.6
1.25 billion = 53 cents
620 million = 27 cents
310 million = 14 cents

 

[7für7]

Indeed

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Little dated but just came up while I was doing some googling. Searched name on TSE but didn't pop up.

This guy is Arizona State Uni doing his Masters and a summer intern at Coherent - semiconductor manufacturer.

Likes Akida 2.0 which I presume the access may have been through Arizona. State / BRN relationship and offers some practical thoughts.

#neuromorphiccomputing #edgeai #machinelearning #innovation #researchcollaboration | Sriniketh Purisai Ramanujam

Recently discovered BrainChip’s Akida 2.0 neuromorphic chip and I’m blown away! Here’s the quick rundown—and the challenges we need to tackle: Why Akida Rocks Brain-Inspired Efficiency: Spiking Neural Networks for ultra-low power. One-Shot Learning: Instantly train new classes on-device with...

www.linkedin.com

Sriniketh Purisai Ramanujam
10mo Edited

Recently discovered BrainChip’s Akida 2.0 neuromorphic chip and I’m blown away! Here’s the quick rundown—and the challenges we need to tackle: Why Akida Rocks Brain-Inspired Efficiency: Spiking Neural Networks for ultra-low power. One-Shot Learning: Instantly train new classes on-device with minimal data. Edge-First: Keep data local, slash latency, and reduce cloud dependency. Downsides & Next Steps Quantization Accuracy Short Term: Improve SNN conversion tools. Mid Term: Hybrid (SNN + CNN) layers for balanced performance. Limited Ecosystem Short Term: More tutorials & dev support. Mid Term: University programs & hackathons to grow the community. Complex Training Short Term: Enhance MetaTF integration. Mid Term: Native SNN modules in major frameworks. Manufacturing Costs Short Term: Optimize tile designs to fit more dies. Long Term: Explore 3D stacking & advanced nodes carefully. Why It Matters Akida’s approach offers sustainable, low-latency AI as Moore’s Law slows. Specialized hardware might be the future for edge devices craving real-time performance. Why Isn’t It Mainstream Yet? Niche Focus: Most AI devs still rely on GPUs and conventional frameworks. Ecosystem: Neuromorphic tools are expanding, but not yet at GPU scale. Early Market: As edge AI and efficiency needs grow, Akida’s approach could see broader adoption. Let’s Connect Interested in one-shot learning or edge AI? I am also looking for more discussions and understanding about SNN conversions. Tag someone exploring hardware or sustainable AI!

 

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FF

BRAINCHIP AND FRONTGRADE GAISLER TARGET 6G WITH AKIDA GRAIN AND RAPIDITY SPACE:

https://www.vinnova.se/en/p/vaias---validation-of-an-ai-accelerator-for-space/

https://www.isolde-project.eu/system/files/public-deliverables/ISOLDE-D2.1.pdf

 

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FF

I do not recall this being posted previously but it is certainly worth a second viewing particularly the use of Pico with ANDES RISC-V:

 

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FF

Andes Technology (ANDES) sells a wide
range of processor IP solutions, which are then used by other companies to create their own specific microcontrollers (MCUs). Andes does not typically sell finished, off-the-shelf MCUs directly to end-users; instead, its business model is licensing its CPU cores to other chip manufacturers (such as Renesas, MediaTek, and GigaDevice) who then design and sell the final System-on-Chips (SoCs) and MCUs.
As a result, there is no single, fixed number of "Andes MCUs" on the market. Instead, the number is defined by the cumulative volume of embedded SoCs (including MCUs) that customers have shipped using Andes' technology:

• As of the end of 2021, the cumulative volume of SoCs embedded with AndesCore CPU intellectual property (IP) surpassed 10 billion units.
• By the end of 2023, cumulative shipments still exceeded 14 billion units.

Andes offers a full spectrum of 32-bit and 64-bit CPU families based on their V5 RISC-V architecture, ranging from tiny, low-power cores (like the N22 for entry-level IoT/MCU applications) to high-performance, superscalar cores”

 

[Bravo]

Up date thanks FJ.215.....this is the new reality

To determine the share price, we divide the total company valuation by the number of outstanding shares.

According to www.iAsk.Ai - Ask AI:

Given: Company Valuation = $20 billion Number of Shares = 2.36 billion shares

The formula for share price is: Share Price = Company ValuationNumber of Shares

Substituting the given values: Share Price = $20,000,000,0002,360,000,000shares

Share Price = $8.47 per share (approximately)

Roughly the breakdown prices

20 billion = $8.48
10 billion = $ 4.24
5 billion = $ 2.12
2.5 billion = $1.6
1.25 billion = 53 cents
620 million = 27 cents
310 million = 14 cents

Seriously hoping Chatty’s hallucination engine has completely underestimated this one.

It says " today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely" $550-600 million dollars or 24 - 26 cents per share.

It also gave a "high-conviction" acquisition price range at $780 million – $1 billion dollars which translates to 35 - 44 cents per share, but this is based on the assumption of something material landing that shifts it from “interesting tech” to “must-own IP”.

Best case valuation it gave was 1.18 billion or 53 cents a share.

Looks like I might have to downsize my yacht order from this...

to this...

ChatGPT 5

You said:​

What do you believe would be a plausible acquisition price range currently for BrainChip for a strategic buyer such as Qualcomm, for example.

ChatGPT said:​

A plausible acquisition price range for BrainChip (BRN) by a strategic buyer like Qualcomm is best thought of as:
(today’s market cap) × (a takeover premium)
Because BrainChip’s current revenue is tiny relative to its valuation, any real bid would be strategic/IP-driven (team + patents + neuromorphic know-how + “option value”), not conventional EBIT/revenue multiple.

Anchor: BrainChip’s current market value​

Recent quotes put BRN around ~A$380m market cap (e.g., ~A$0.17/share). Listcorp
(That number moves daily, so treat it as an anchor, not a constant.)

Typical takeover premium​

For Australian public M&A, control premiums commonly land around ~30–50% (often more in hotter/contested deals). Norton Rose Fulbright+2Corrs Chambers Westgarth+2

What that implies in dollars (using ~A$380m as the base)​

Base-case strategic takeout (most common): 1.3× to 1.8× market cap

• ~A$500m to ~A$700m

High strategic value / urgency / competing bidders: 2.0× to 2.5×

• ~A$760m to ~A$950m

Blue-sky / “we must own this” / defensively blocking a rival: 3.0×+

• ~A$1.1b+
  This can happen, but usually needs a clear trigger (major design win, credible pipeline converting, or a buyer believing the tech meaningfully shifts a big roadmap).

Why Qualcomm (or similar) might pay toward the higher end​

• They’ve shown willingness to buy strategic silicon/IP capability (e.g., NUVIA was US$1.4B). Qualcomm
• They’re actively expanding into AI compute + data-center adjacent IP (e.g., Alphawave Semi deal reported around US$2.4B). Investopedia+2Yahoo Finance+2
  Those aren’t direct comps to BrainChip, but they confirm Qualcomm will pay real money for “missing pieces” in a platform strategy.

The big reality check​

BrainChip’s cash position and burn matter because a buyer can always “wait them out” if there’s no near-term catalyst (cash balance figures are disclosed in quarterly/4C reporting). Intelligent Investor+1
That dynamic tends to cap premiums unless BrainChip has unmistakable momentum.

---

My best “plausible” range (today)​

If you forced me to give a single practical band that wouldn’t sound ridiculous to either side:
~A$550m to ~A$950m (roughly 1.4× to 2.5× the ~A$380m anchor). Listcorp+2Norton Rose Fulbright+2
If you tell me BRN’s current share price/market cap today (or your own anchor), I’ll re-run the same logic and give you a tighter band in both AUD and USD.

You said:​

Market cap is 394 million and share price is .175 cents

ChatGPT said:​

Perfect — let’s lock it down with your numbers.
Inputs (confirmed):

• Market cap: A$394m
• Share price: A$0.175

Below is a clean, realistic acquisition framework assuming a strategic buyer like Qualcomm (i.e. IP + talent + long-term option value, not current revenue multiples).

---

Standard strategic takeover range (most plausible)​

30–50% control premium is very typical for Australian listed tech when there’s no bidding war.

Premium	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
+30%	A$512m	~A$0.228
+40%	A$552m	~A$0.245
+50%	A$591m	~A$0.263

Verdict​

A$510m – A$590m
~$0.23 – $0.26 per share
This is the most likely range today if Qualcomm (or similar) decided “we want the IP, the team, and to remove uncertainty”.

---

High-conviction / urgency scenario (credible catalyst present)​

This assumes something material has landed, e.g.:

• meaningful design win,
• visible licence revenue inflection,
• strategic defence / automotive validation,
• or Qualcomm sees neuromorphic as defensive IP they don’t want rivals owning.

~2.0× – 2.5× market cap

Multiple	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
2.0×	A$788m	~A$0.35
2.5×	A$985m	~A$0.44

Verdict​

A$780m – A$1.0b
~$0.35 – $0.44 per share
This is not fantasy, but it requires a clear strategic trigger.

---

Blue-sky / defensive block (rare but real)​

This is the “we cannot let Nvidia / Intel / Apple / defence primes get this” scenario.
~3× market cap

Metric	Value
Equity value	~A$1.18b
Share price	~A$0.53

This only happens if:

• neuromorphic becomes obviously inevitable in edge/defence, and
• BrainChip is clearly the commercial leader, not just a research play.

---

The uncomfortable truth (but important)​

Without a near-term catalyst, buyers know BrainChip’s cash runway and can afford to wait — which caps the premium.
That’s why, today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely:

~A$550m–A$600m (≈ $0.24–$0.26 per share)

Anything materially above that requires momentum, not hope.

 

[smoothsailing18]

Seriously hoping Chatty’s hallucination engine has completely underestimated this one.

It says " today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely" $550-600 million dollars or 24 - 26 cents per share.

It also gave a "high-conviction" acquisition price range at $780 million – $1 billion dollars which translates to 35 - 44 cents per share, but this is based on the assumption of something material landing that shifts it from “interesting tech” to “must-own IP”.

Best case valuation it gave was 1.18 billion or 53 cents a share.

Looks like I might have to downsize my yacht order from this...


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ChatGPT 5

You said:​

What do you believe would be a plausible acquisition price range currently for BrainChip for a strategic buyer such as Qualcomm, for example.

ChatGPT said:​

A plausible acquisition price range for BrainChip (BRN) by a strategic buyer like Qualcomm is best thought of as:
(today’s market cap) × (a takeover premium)
Because BrainChip’s current revenue is tiny relative to its valuation, any real bid would be strategic/IP-driven (team + patents + neuromorphic know-how + “option value”), not conventional EBIT/revenue multiple.

Anchor: BrainChip’s current market value​

Recent quotes put BRN around ~A$380m market cap (e.g., ~A$0.17/share). Listcorp
(That number moves daily, so treat it as an anchor, not a constant.)

Typical takeover premium​

For Australian public M&A, control premiums commonly land around ~30–50% (often more in hotter/contested deals). Norton Rose Fulbright+2Corrs Chambers Westgarth+2

What that implies in dollars (using ~A$380m as the base)​

Base-case strategic takeout (most common): 1.3× to 1.8× market cap

• ~A$500m to ~A$700m

High strategic value / urgency / competing bidders: 2.0× to 2.5×

• ~A$760m to ~A$950m

Blue-sky / “we must own this” / defensively blocking a rival: 3.0×+

• ~A$1.1b+
  This can happen, but usually needs a clear trigger (major design win, credible pipeline converting, or a buyer believing the tech meaningfully shifts a big roadmap).

Why Qualcomm (or similar) might pay toward the higher end​

• They’ve shown willingness to buy strategic silicon/IP capability (e.g., NUVIA was US$1.4B). Qualcomm
• They’re actively expanding into AI compute + data-center adjacent IP (e.g., Alphawave Semi deal reported around US$2.4B). Investopedia+2Yahoo Finance+2
  Those aren’t direct comps to BrainChip, but they confirm Qualcomm will pay real money for “missing pieces” in a platform strategy.

The big reality check​

BrainChip’s cash position and burn matter because a buyer can always “wait them out” if there’s no near-term catalyst (cash balance figures are disclosed in quarterly/4C reporting). Intelligent Investor+1
That dynamic tends to cap premiums unless BrainChip has unmistakable momentum.

---

My best “plausible” range (today)​

If you forced me to give a single practical band that wouldn’t sound ridiculous to either side:
~A$550m to ~A$950m (roughly 1.4× to 2.5× the ~A$380m anchor). Listcorp+2Norton Rose Fulbright+2
If you tell me BRN’s current share price/market cap today (or your own anchor), I’ll re-run the same logic and give you a tighter band in both AUD and USD.

You said:​

Market cap is 394 million and share price is .175 cents

ChatGPT said:​

Perfect — let’s lock it down with your numbers.
Inputs (confirmed):

• Market cap: A$394m
• Share price: A$0.175

Below is a clean, realistic acquisition framework assuming a strategic buyer like Qualcomm (i.e. IP + talent + long-term option value, not current revenue multiples).

---

Standard strategic takeover range (most plausible)​

30–50% control premium is very typical for Australian listed tech when there’s no bidding war.

Premium	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
+30%	A$512m	~A$0.228
+40%	A$552m	~A$0.245
+50%	A$591m	~A$0.263

Verdict​

A$510m – A$590m
~$0.23 – $0.26 per share
This is the most likely range today if Qualcomm (or similar) decided “we want the IP, the team, and to remove uncertainty”.

---

High-conviction / urgency scenario (credible catalyst present)​

This assumes something material has landed, e.g.:

• meaningful design win,
• visible licence revenue inflection,
• strategic defence / automotive validation,
• or Qualcomm sees neuromorphic as defensive IP they don’t want rivals owning.

~2.0× – 2.5× market cap

Multiple	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
2.0×	A$788m	~A$0.35
2.5×	A$985m	~A$0.44

Verdict​

A$780m – A$1.0b
~$0.35 – $0.44 per share
This is not fantasy, but it requires a clear strategic trigger.

---

Blue-sky / defensive block (rare but real)​

This is the “we cannot let Nvidia / Intel / Apple / defence primes get this” scenario.
~3× market cap

Metric	Value
Equity value	~A$1.18b
Share price	~A$0.53

This only happens if:

• neuromorphic becomes obviously inevitable in edge/defence, and
• BrainChip is clearly the commercial leader, not just a research play.

---

The uncomfortable truth (but important)​

Without a near-term catalyst, buyers know BrainChip’s cash runway and can afford to wait — which caps the premium.
That’s why, today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely:

Anything materially above that requires momentum, not hope.

That chatty question is directly asking about a price for a today acquisition which is worth nothing as we all know.
This brainchip would have to be one of the most painful investments experiences to date. My hopes go from pure excitement to a popped balloon every day. Unfortunately we have some investors jumping from believer's to turn coats and then all the down rampers are a constant buzzing in one's ear which doesn't do the spirit any good.
Let's go brainchip it has to be our year 2026
I expect good Financial results end of January

 

[Bravo]

It would have to be one of the most painful investments experiences to date this one. My hopes go from excitement to a popped balloon every day.
Let's go brainchip.
I expect results end of January

On a positive note, I just stumbled on this Meyka model-based price forecast which was published a few days ago and it says that BRN could trade at A$0.26 within the next month.


But on a negative note, it says longer term forecasts anticipate it will be 28 cents in the next 5 years.

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BrainChip Holdings Ltd Stock Analysis: AI Driving What’s Next​

AU Stocks
26/12/2025 1:33 pm
byHuzaifa Zahoor

Table of Contents​

• Financial Overview and Performance
• AI Innovations and Strategic Positioning
• Meyka AI Stock Grade and Market Sentiment
• Future Outlook and Stock Forecast
• Final Thoughts
• FAQs
• Disclaimer

BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN), a leader in AI and machine learning solutions, has seen its shares rise by 2.94% today, closing at A$0.175. As a key player in the semiconductor industry, BrainChip’s innovations in AI Edge technology have the potential to influence several sectors.

Financial Overview and Performance​

BrainChip’s market capitalization stands at AUD 413 million. The company’s share price movement indicates a 1.11% daily increase, despite a longer-term decline of 25% over the past month. The current price of A$0.175 is significantly below the 52-week high of A$0.45.
Financially, BrainChip faces challenges with a negative EPS of -0.02 and a PE ratio of -8.75, reflecting ongoing losses. The semi-annual average volume of 11.3 million significantly outstrips today’s 2.4 million, suggesting below-average trading activity.

AI Innovations and Strategic Positioning​

BrainChip is uniquely positioned in the AI industry with its Akida technology, which offers solutions for the automotive and cybersecurity sectors. With cutting-edge neuromorphic processors and systems aimed at enhancing edge AI capabilities, the company’s potential extends across North America, Oceania, and beyond.
Despite the innovative edge, profitability remains elusive, with pronounced operating and net losses. The return on equity (ROE) is -1.27%, highlighting efficiency challenges in generating shareholder value.

Meyka AI Stock Grade and Market Sentiment​

Meyka AI rates BRN.AX with a score of 64.7 (Grade: B) suggesting a ‘HOLD’ position. This nuanced assessment incorporates financial growth, sector benchmarks, and market sentiment. While the stock drifts below its 50-day moving average of A$0.182, its RSI at 51.31 indicates neither overbought nor oversold conditions.

Future Outlook and Stock Forecast​

According to Meyka AI’s forecast model, BrainChip’s stock could reach A$0.26 in the next month, suggesting an upside of approximately 48.57% from the current price. Longer-term forecasts anticipate A$0.286 within five years. Although promising, these forecasts depend on successful commercialization of AI technologies and overcoming financial hurdles.
Stock prices can fluctuate based on market conditions, economic factors, and company-specific events.

Final Thoughts​

BrainChip Holdings Ltd embodies substantial growth potential through its AI innovations, yet faces financial stability concerns. Investors are encouraged to consider both the technological promise and the current financial drawbacks. With Meyka AI’s favorable projections, market observers remain cautiously optimistic.

FAQs​

What is BrainChip Holdings Ltd known for?
BrainChip is known for its advanced AI and machine learning solutions, particularly its Akida technology for edge AI applications in sectors like automotive and cybersecurity.
How has BrainChip’s stock performed recently?
The stock increased by 2.94% today, closing at A$0.175, but has declined 25% over the past month amid broader market challenges in the tech sector on the ASX.
What are the financial challenges facing BrainChip?
BrainChip is currently unprofitable, with a negative EPS of -0.02 and a PE ratio of -8.75, indicating ongoing operational and efficiency issues. It also has substantial volatility in trading volumes.
What is the forecast for BrainChip’s stock?
Meyka AI forecasts a potential rise to A$0.26 over the next month and A$0.286 in five years, depending on the successful commercialization of its technologies.
How does Meyka AI grade BrainChip Holdings Ltd?
Meyka AI assigns BrainChip a score of 64.7 with a Grade B, suggesting a ‘HOLD’ stance, considering factors like sector performance and financial metrics.

Disclaimer:​

Stock markets involve risks. This content is for informational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Meyka AI PTY LTD provides market analysis and data insights, not financial advice. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting a licensed financial advisor.

​

 

[smoothsailing18]

On a positive note, I just stumbled on this Meyka model-based price forecast which was published a few days ago and it says that BRN could trade at A$0.26 within the next month.


But on a negative note, it says longer term forecasts anticipate it will be 28 cents in the next 5 years.


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BrainChip Holdings Ltd Stock Analysis: AI Driving What’s Next​

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26/12/2025 1:33 pm
byHuzaifa Zahoor

Table of Contents​

• Financial Overview and Performance
• AI Innovations and Strategic Positioning
• Meyka AI Stock Grade and Market Sentiment
• Future Outlook and Stock Forecast
• Final Thoughts
• FAQs
• Disclaimer

BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN), a leader in AI and machine learning solutions, has seen its shares rise by 2.94% today, closing at A$0.175. As a key player in the semiconductor industry, BrainChip’s innovations in AI Edge technology have the potential to influence several sectors.

Financial Overview and Performance​

BrainChip’s market capitalization stands at AUD 413 million. The company’s share price movement indicates a 1.11% daily increase, despite a longer-term decline of 25% over the past month. The current price of A$0.175 is significantly below the 52-week high of A$0.45.
Financially, BrainChip faces challenges with a negative EPS of -0.02 and a PE ratio of -8.75, reflecting ongoing losses. The semi-annual average volume of 11.3 million significantly outstrips today’s 2.4 million, suggesting below-average trading activity.

AI Innovations and Strategic Positioning​

BrainChip is uniquely positioned in the AI industry with its Akida technology, which offers solutions for the automotive and cybersecurity sectors. With cutting-edge neuromorphic processors and systems aimed at enhancing edge AI capabilities, the company’s potential extends across North America, Oceania, and beyond.
Despite the innovative edge, profitability remains elusive, with pronounced operating and net losses. The return on equity (ROE) is -1.27%, highlighting efficiency challenges in generating shareholder value.

Meyka AI Stock Grade and Market Sentiment​

Meyka AI rates BRN.AX with a score of 64.7 (Grade: B) suggesting a ‘HOLD’ position. This nuanced assessment incorporates financial growth, sector benchmarks, and market sentiment. While the stock drifts below its 50-day moving average of A$0.182, its RSI at 51.31 indicates neither overbought nor oversold conditions.

Future Outlook and Stock Forecast​

According to Meyka AI’s forecast model, BrainChip’s stock could reach A$0.26 in the next month, suggesting an upside of approximately 48.57% from the current price. Longer-term forecasts anticipate A$0.286 within five years. Although promising, these forecasts depend on successful commercialization of AI technologies and overcoming financial hurdles.
Stock prices can fluctuate based on market conditions, economic factors, and company-specific events.

Final Thoughts​

BrainChip Holdings Ltd embodies substantial growth potential through its AI innovations, yet faces financial stability concerns. Investors are encouraged to consider both the technological promise and the current financial drawbacks. With Meyka AI’s favorable projections, market observers remain cautiously optimistic.

FAQs​

What is BrainChip Holdings Ltd known for?
BrainChip is known for its advanced AI and machine learning solutions, particularly its Akida technology for edge AI applications in sectors like automotive and cybersecurity.
How has BrainChip’s stock performed recently?
The stock increased by 2.94% today, closing at A$0.175, but has declined 25% over the past month amid broader market challenges in the tech sector on the ASX.
What are the financial challenges facing BrainChip?
BrainChip is currently unprofitable, with a negative EPS of -0.02 and a PE ratio of -8.75, indicating ongoing operational and efficiency issues. It also has substantial volatility in trading volumes.
What is the forecast for BrainChip’s stock?
Meyka AI forecasts a potential rise to A$0.26 over the next month and A$0.286 in five years, depending on the successful commercialization of its technologies.
How does Meyka AI grade BrainChip Holdings Ltd?
Meyka AI assigns BrainChip a score of 64.7 with a Grade B, suggesting a ‘HOLD’ stance, considering factors like sector performance and financial metrics.

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What would they know... bunch of

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Seriously hoping Chatty’s hallucination engine has completely underestimated this one.

It says " today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely" $550-600 million dollars or 24 - 26 cents per share.

It also gave a "high-conviction" acquisition price range at $780 million – $1 billion dollars which translates to 35 - 44 cents per share, but this is based on the assumption of something material landing that shifts it from “interesting tech” to “must-own IP”.

Best case valuation it gave was 1.18 billion or 53 cents a share.

Looks like I might have to downsize my yacht order from this...


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ChatGPT 5

You said:​

What do you believe would be a plausible acquisition price range currently for BrainChip for a strategic buyer such as Qualcomm, for example.

ChatGPT said:​

A plausible acquisition price range for BrainChip (BRN) by a strategic buyer like Qualcomm is best thought of as:
(today’s market cap) × (a takeover premium)
Because BrainChip’s current revenue is tiny relative to its valuation, any real bid would be strategic/IP-driven (team + patents + neuromorphic know-how + “option value”), not conventional EBIT/revenue multiple.

Anchor: BrainChip’s current market value​

Recent quotes put BRN around ~A$380m market cap (e.g., ~A$0.17/share). Listcorp
(That number moves daily, so treat it as an anchor, not a constant.)

Typical takeover premium​

For Australian public M&A, control premiums commonly land around ~30–50% (often more in hotter/contested deals). Norton Rose Fulbright+2Corrs Chambers Westgarth+2

What that implies in dollars (using ~A$380m as the base)​

Base-case strategic takeout (most common): 1.3× to 1.8× market cap

• ~A$500m to ~A$700m

High strategic value / urgency / competing bidders: 2.0× to 2.5×

• ~A$760m to ~A$950m

Blue-sky / “we must own this” / defensively blocking a rival: 3.0×+

• ~A$1.1b+
  This can happen, but usually needs a clear trigger (major design win, credible pipeline converting, or a buyer believing the tech meaningfully shifts a big roadmap).

Why Qualcomm (or similar) might pay toward the higher end​

• They’ve shown willingness to buy strategic silicon/IP capability (e.g., NUVIA was US$1.4B). Qualcomm
• They’re actively expanding into AI compute + data-center adjacent IP (e.g., Alphawave Semi deal reported around US$2.4B). Investopedia+2Yahoo Finance+2
  Those aren’t direct comps to BrainChip, but they confirm Qualcomm will pay real money for “missing pieces” in a platform strategy.

The big reality check​

BrainChip’s cash position and burn matter because a buyer can always “wait them out” if there’s no near-term catalyst (cash balance figures are disclosed in quarterly/4C reporting). Intelligent Investor+1
That dynamic tends to cap premiums unless BrainChip has unmistakable momentum.

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My best “plausible” range (today)​

If you forced me to give a single practical band that wouldn’t sound ridiculous to either side:
~A$550m to ~A$950m (roughly 1.4× to 2.5× the ~A$380m anchor). Listcorp+2Norton Rose Fulbright+2
If you tell me BRN’s current share price/market cap today (or your own anchor), I’ll re-run the same logic and give you a tighter band in both AUD and USD.

You said:​

Market cap is 394 million and share price is .175 cents

ChatGPT said:​

Perfect — let’s lock it down with your numbers.
Inputs (confirmed):

• Market cap: A$394m
• Share price: A$0.175

Below is a clean, realistic acquisition framework assuming a strategic buyer like Qualcomm (i.e. IP + talent + long-term option value, not current revenue multiples).

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Standard strategic takeover range (most plausible)​

30–50% control premium is very typical for Australian listed tech when there’s no bidding war.

Premium	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
+30%	A$512m	~A$0.228
+40%	A$552m	~A$0.245
+50%	A$591m	~A$0.263

Verdict​

A$510m – A$590m
~$0.23 – $0.26 per share
This is the most likely range today if Qualcomm (or similar) decided “we want the IP, the team, and to remove uncertainty”.

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High-conviction / urgency scenario (credible catalyst present)​

This assumes something material has landed, e.g.:

• meaningful design win,
• visible licence revenue inflection,
• strategic defence / automotive validation,
• or Qualcomm sees neuromorphic as defensive IP they don’t want rivals owning.

~2.0× – 2.5× market cap

Multiple	Equity Value	Implied Share Price
2.0×	A$788m	~A$0.35
2.5×	A$985m	~A$0.44

Verdict​

A$780m – A$1.0b
~$0.35 – $0.44 per share
This is not fantasy, but it requires a clear strategic trigger.

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Blue-sky / defensive block (rare but real)​

This is the “we cannot let Nvidia / Intel / Apple / defence primes get this” scenario.
~3× market cap

Metric	Value
Equity value	~A$1.18b
Share price	~A$0.53

This only happens if:

• neuromorphic becomes obviously inevitable in edge/defence, and
• BrainChip is clearly the commercial leader, not just a research play.

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The uncomfortable truth (but important)​

Without a near-term catalyst, buyers know BrainChip’s cash runway and can afford to wait — which caps the premium.
That’s why, today, the market-clearing outcome is most likely:

Anything materially above that requires momentum, not hope.

Simplified fmfGPT1

Contracts & Revenue.

BRN becomes a proper investment worthy growth company not a spec stock.

Couple near term catalysts that would be real handy this upcoming year. BOD need get them over the line.

Onsor trial goes boom. CE Mark and FDA Device approvals. Volume contract & royalties signed. Product goes parabolic.

Frontgrade generates more contract wins to go with their first one. GR801 becomes a standard for sat / space. Royalties ramp up.

Raytheon / Parsons come through and huge defence contracts awarded with long term BRN volume & royalties contract signed.

Arquimea locks in major volume drone / UAV agreements. Signs contract / royalties with BRN.

"Tell him he's dreaming" jumps out at me

 

[smoothsailing18]

Bravo...your not going the way of the old Uliux investor are you ?.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

THOR was discovered on a vid earlier this year by @Pom down under with a couple of responses from posters who watched it as below.

BRN Discussion Ongoing

I share very similar concerns. I simply don't trust Sean Hehir and I reckon Tony Dawe is sincere but probably in the dark as much as we shareholders. I've been waiting too long for my investment to bear fruit (originally bought about 2019 at 6 cents, and now average 65 cents) its making me very...

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BRN Discussion Ongoing

I share very similar concerns. I simply don't trust Sean Hehir and I reckon Tony Dawe is sincere but probably in the dark as much as we shareholders. I've been waiting too long for my investment to bear fruit (originally bought about 2019 at 6 cents, and now average 65 cents) its making me very...

thestockexchange.com.au

BRN Discussion Ongoing

ok watching it now and already at the 2.33min the presenter announces out loud brainchip! So now got 28mins to go but its a great start to the video thanks Pom. Ok watched it all, basically talk was about progressing neuromorphic awareness and Edge AI Foundation building THOR which will bring...

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Appears moving ahead pretty quickly with website up and running etc as at November.

Akida & MetaTF has been included with a number of other neuromorphic players HW / SW like Loihi, Spinnaker, Brainscales, Dynap etc.

Not a bad thing imo, having major exposure to the academic groups and new breed of engineers and developers etc that will be part of the driving force behind further neuromorphic uptake.

What is THOR (as opposed to who is THOR ):

THOR Ecosystem

www.neuromorphiccommons.com

The Neuromorphic Commons​

THOR is the US hub for open-access large-scale neuromorphic research.

Building
Biological Intelligence
at Scale​

We envision a future where interdisciplinary collaboration on biological intelligence is seamless. Through close partnerships with industry, THOR will empower researchers to request, co-develop, deploy, and evaluate neuromorphic experiments on heterogeneous computing hardware systems. This platform will enable a richer understanding of computational models, algorithms, neuromorphic hardware, and real-world applications that benefit from bio-inspired processing.

Deployed at the University of Texas at San Antonio, THOR's infrastructure is hosted and maintained on-site. This provides a stable and reliable resource, ensuring community researchers have the ability to innovate and push the boundaries of what's possible in neuromorphic computing.

Neuromorphic Hardware​

Explore a diverse range of cutting-edge neuromorphic hardware platforms.
Neuromorphic hardware systems and chips are a groundbreaking class of computer processors engineered to mimic the efficiency and structure of the human brain. Unlike conventional computers, which separate processing and memory (the von Neumann bottleneck), neuromorphic chips integrate these functions by using networks of artificial neurons and synapses, eliminating the energy-intensive transfer of data. These chips rely on Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs), where processing is event-driven—meaning the artificial neurons only consume power when an information "spike" is received—leading to drastically lower energy consumption and latency. This brain-inspired architecture, demonstrated in chips like Intel's Loihi and IBM's TrueNorth, makes them exceptionally well-suited for demanding, real-time AI tasks requiring on-chip learning and adaptation, particularly in resource-constrained environments such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, and edge computing devices.

Neuromorphic Software​

Explore a diverse range of cutting-edge neuromorphic software platforms.
Neuromorphic software frameworks are the essential programming bridge that allows developers to design and deploy efficient, brain-inspired algorithms—namely Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs)—onto specialized neuromorphic hardware. Unlike traditional software that uses continuous data and sequential instructions, these frameworks provide tools and APIs to work with the event-driven, asynchronous communication characteristic of spiking neurons and to leverage synaptic plasticity for on-chip learning. Key examples include Intel's Lava (an open-source framework designed to be hardware-agnostic), PyNN (a simulator-independent language for SNN model specification), and deep learning extensions like snnTorch (which integrates SNNs with the PyTorch ecosystem), all of which are crucial for overcoming the complexities of programming massively parallel, bio-inspired architectures to fulfill the promise of ultra-low-power AI.

 

[Bravo]

Bravo...your not going the way of the old Uliux investor are you ?.

Not sure what that means sorry.

What way did they go?