BRN Discussion Ongoing

[DaBenjamins]

Hi Baisyet
Don’t get me wrong I love it when Brainchip or any of the companies we are invested in delivers good news.

But where Brainchip is concerned I am not fixed to the idea that good news only comes via the ASX.

Someone posted earlier that the last good news was MegaChips and that was three months ago. That poster should have added the last good news via an ASX announcement perhaps but even then this would not have been accurate as we have had:

1. The 4C only a couple of weeks ago showing the Revenue increase from $100,000 to $1 million.

2. The earlier notice that the LDA Capital put option exercise at record BRN share prices to raise $15 million.

3. The appointment of a world class Head of Marketing.

4. The appointment of a world class Non Executive Director Pia Turcinov

5. The successful completion of testing of AKD1000.

6. The release of the three different AKIDA based products for purchase concluding with full commercialisation and volume production of AKD1000.

7. Multiple patent grants.

8. The US Airforce Research project.

9. The grant of DTC Eligibility.

10. The Top 20 Shareholder list confirming German institutions have been buying up Brainchip shares.

Then we come to not announced on the ASX information and how much better can it get than having Mercedes Benz acknowledging the brilliance of Brainchip’s AKIDA technology and the CEO of Brainchip saying in one video Mercedes is a customer and in the next saying he is not permitted by Mercedes to talk about the relationship.

Well some might think it did get better because Rob Telson Vice President of World Wide Sales said NASA is looking at vision and other applications which he is not allowed to talk about and Anil Mankar confirmed that NASA would require it on 90 nm.

So it is untrue to say it has been three months since a good ASX announcement or any news.

The truth is when the share price moves down investors become nervous and this nervous makes for impatience but it is always important to realise this and look to the facts.

When I was cross examining I became aware that humans and time are strange bed fellows. We all believe we can judge a long time and a short time but we cannot.

In the law the longer you have to observe something the more reliable you will be considered to be as a witness. So under cross examination I would try to tie the witness down to seconds or minutes. Once they were locked in I would ask them to watch the court room clock second hand for that stated period of time. Even 20 seconds seems an exceptionally long time in that situation and usually they would concede that the time they witnessed the event was not that long.

The point is under stress time drags. When the price drops and you see your investment diminish you are under stress. Time drags and distorts. It is just another of our human flaws. In high school science they used to teach that human skin is an unreliable temperature sensor. Unlike AKIDA we are not perfect.

So my short answer is while I love good announcements I am not hanging out for one nor am I worried AS NOTHING HAS CHANGED EXCEPT the markets are worried about Russia and interest rates.

Brainchip is not based in the Ukraine and does not have any debt. So as I say I am not worried.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Wise words there FF, great job! Steady as she goes.

 

[Guzzi62]

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Do you know when this statement was made?

I can't see any date?

Very good news anyway.

 

[Quatrojos]

Do you know when this statement was made?

I can't see any date?

Very good news anyway.

It's an older ann but it's interesting that it and Vorago are linked with Telstar which is demonstrating its testing apparatus...

 

[Bravo]

I just read my tea bag and it predicted 2 exciting things about tomorrows share price in imagery which was very close to the examples provided:

1:

2.

 

[White Horse]

It's an older ann but it's interesting that it and Vorago are linked with Telstar which is demonstrating its testing apparatus...

Speaking of Telstar, how many of the older generation here, remember this.?

 

[McHale]

A brief lesson on why AKIDA is the GAME CHANGER in the computing and Ai space:

1. Yes it can perform functions unconnected at the Edge. If you want to take action at the Edge this is brilliant one of a kind no competition full stop amazing attribute.

2. There are however many things happening at the Edge which do not require functions to be performed at the Edge but elsewhere in the public Cloud or private Cloud. Current Edge sensors are not SMART and so the information that is needed elsewhere is sent along with all the irrelevant information gathered by the sensor to the Cloud were it is processed and action taken.

Doing this creates issues around bandwidth, latency and connection quality.

Before AKIDA the only solution was accelerators which compressed the data so less bandwidth was required.

If you listen again to the DELL podcast Rob Lincourt speaks about this problem and how if you could put some compute at or next to the sensor and by so doing pull out the relevant or needed information it could dramatically reduce bandwidth and latency and connection quality by sending this required information as Meta Data.

So fellow Brainchip holders this is why AKIDA is a game changer and why when Peter van der Made speaks about saving 97% of the power used in data centres this is possible. AKIDA is processing at the Edge for action at the Edge but also for action at the Cloud.

Is it not absolutely wonderful to hold Brainchip shares as a long term investor.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Hi FF, I believe it was @ulux who said that Akida "would disrupt industries that don't even exist yet", or something along those lines. However the DELL podcast is a real intrigue, and has had my mind wondering for some time now.

We do know that Akida can definitely have a major impact upon the cyber crime field, and my imagination has got Akida chips or IP incorporated into every new mobile phone, laptop and desktop computer for a major advance in cyber protection.

But I agree with you FF, and what you have described here is another possibility for Akida, but I still think there is a lot more to be revealed with regard to what Dell and Rob Lincourt were so excited about. I have this felling that Akida will disrupt of lot of industries that we already know about as well as ulux's unknowns.

 

[Quatrojos]

The new cube shaped TVAC3 will be launched by Telstar at Space Tech Expo Europe https://lnkd.in/gBwS6ttN | Kendrick Faison

The new cube shaped TVAC3 will be launched by Telstar at Space Tech Expo Europe https://lnkd.in/gBwS6ttN

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[uiux]

Hi FF, I believe it was @ulux who said that Akida "would disrupt industries that don't even exist yet", or something along those lines. However the DELL podcast is a real intrigue, and has had my mind wondering for some time now.

We do know that Akida can definitely have a major impact upon the cyber crime field, and my imagination has got Akida chips or IP incorporated into every new mobile phone, laptop and desktop computer for a major advance in cyber protection.

But I agree with you FF, and what you have described here is another possibility for Akida, but I still think there is a lot more to be revealed with regard to what Dell and Rob Lincourt were so excited about. I have this felling that Akida will disrupt of lot of industries that we already know about as well as ulux's unknowns.

Good to see you over here McHale.

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seems like lots of money just in one small segment of Akidas future

 

[Quatrojos]

The new cube shaped TVAC3 will be launched by Telstar at Space Tech Expo Europe https://lnkd.in/gBwS6ttN | Kendrick Faison

The new cube shaped TVAC3 will be launched by Telstar at Space Tech Expo Europe https://lnkd.in/gBwS6ttN

www.linkedin.com

 

[Fact Finder]

Hi FF, I believe it was @ulux who said that Akida "would disrupt industries that don't even exist yet", or something along those lines. However the DELL podcast is a real intrigue, and has had my mind wondering for some time now.

We do know that Akida can definitely have a major impact upon the cyber crime field, and my imagination has got Akida chips or IP incorporated into every new mobile phone, laptop and desktop computer for a major advance in cyber protection.

But I agree with you FF, and what you have described here is another possibility for Akida, but I still think there is a lot more to be revealed with regard to what Dell and Rob Lincourt were so excited about. I have this felling that Akida will disrupt of lot of industries that we already know about as well as ulux's unknowns.

That quote you attribute to uiux was actually first said by Ken Scarince in his German Investor presentation. FF

 

[Mws]

Speaking of Telstar, how many of the older generation here, remember this.?

WH,
Sorry if your a fan but that tune was rubbish. Each to their own as they say. Good fortune to your investing

 

[Fact Finder]

Posted by JasonK on Breaking news just moments ago very exciting. FF

Breaking News- new BRN articles/research

Thanks greenwaves for posting the link. When I ran it through a translator it says 'BrainChip Holdings from Australia, which is known for trading up to 10 million shares per day, will also be there.' Yes exactly 10m shares.....

thestockexchange.com.au

 

[Fact Finder]

Posted by JasonK on Breaking news just moments ago very exciting. FF

Breaking News- new BRN articles/research

Thanks greenwaves for posting the link. When I ran it through a translator it says 'BrainChip Holdings from Australia, which is known for trading up to 10 million shares per day, will also be there.' Yes exactly 10m shares.....

thestockexchange.com.au

Did not link properly go to Breaking news it is worth a lot more than the effort involved. FF

 

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[White Horse]

WH,
Sorry if your a fan but that tune was rubbish. Each to their own as they say. Good fortune to your investing

Yeah, I guess you had to be there.

 

[Mws]

Yeah, I guess you had to be there.

BTW i was born in 77. I haven’t googled this band. When were they around?

 

[C0bstar]

Yeah, I guess you had to be there.

I’m a Zoomer (‘99) and I thought it was fun!

 

[Quatrojos]

Yeah, I guess you had to be there.

'76

 

[wrongo]

WH,
Sorry if your a fan but that tune was rubbish. Each to their own as they say. Good fortune to your investing

Rubbish music is often just a waypoint en route to decent music eg jazz and classical.

 

[White Horse]

BTW i was born in 77. I haven’t googled this band. When were they around?

The 1960's. That tune was 1962. The record was named after the Telstar communications satellite, which was launched into orbit on 10 July 1962.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telstar