BRN Discussion Ongoing

[MADX]

I'm afraid to jump up & down over today's announcement about partnering with Unigen until I get clarification.

The wording mentions "Unigen will provide end-to-end solutions for the Cupcake Edge AI Server, from engineering to mass production."
and
"Unigen, founded in 1991, is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of stuff"
and
Unigen markets its products to both enterprise and client OEMs worldwide focused on embedded, industrial, networking, server, telecommunications, imaging, automotive, and medical device industries. Unigen also offers best-in-class electronics manufacturing services (EMS), including new product introduction and volume production.

I've yet to work out what this "Cupcake" platform thing is, but the optimist in me translates the announcement to be Brainchip and Unigen are getting together to make and sell a versatile device called the Cupcake Edge AI Server. Being a versatile platform device, it can presumably be sold to others who will stick sensors on it and make all sorts of devices. If that's so, it gets things rolling big-time. So why hasn't the SP gone through the roof today??? Let me down gently if I'm wrong.

 

[Xray1]

I'm afraid to jump up & down over today's announcement about partnering with Unigen until I get clarification.

The wording mentions "Unigen will provide end-to-end solutions for the Cupcake Edge AI Server, from engineering to mass production."
and
"Unigen, founded in 1991, is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of stuff"
and
Unigen markets its products to both enterprise and client OEMs worldwide focused on embedded, industrial, networking, server, telecommunications, imaging, automotive, and medical device industries. Unigen also offers best-in-class electronics manufacturing services (EMS), including new product introduction and volume production.

I've yet to work out what this "Cupcake" platform thing is, but the optimist in me translates the announcement to be Brainchip and Unigen are getting together to make and sell a versatile device called the Cupcake Edge AI Server. Being a versatile platform device, it can presumably be sold to others who will stick sensors on it and make all sorts of devices. If that's so, it gets things rolling big-time. So why hasn't the SP gone through the roof today??? Let me down gently if I'm wrong.

IMO ............ Because it wasn't an official ASX announcement

 

[DingoBorat]

Well having some genuine A.I. at the front end, will certainly make things more pleasant, for the Mercedes owners..

I consider myself a patient person, but I have close to zero tolerance, for dumb A.I.
To the point that, while I have a great interest in it, I try to avoid any interactions with it and if I have to, I tend to lose my shit quite quickly, if it doesn't immediately understand what I want.

I can't stand having to repeat myself, to a machine for some reason ..

I mean.. A.I. doesn't have to be "that" smart, just say the right things and know "intuitively" what you want.



I think I'd go with brunette though ..

 

[MADX]

IMO ............ Because it wasn't an official ASX announcement

and why not? I'm a big boy. I can take it. Tell me if I'm manic. Did the ASX misinterpret ?

 

[mrgds]

I'm afraid to jump up & down over today's announcement about partnering with Unigen until I get clarification.

The wording mentions "Unigen will provide end-to-end solutions for the Cupcake Edge AI Server, from engineering to mass production."
and
"Unigen, founded in 1991, is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of stuff"
and
Unigen markets its products to both enterprise and client OEMs worldwide focused on embedded, industrial, networking, server, telecommunications, imaging, automotive, and medical device industries. Unigen also offers best-in-class electronics manufacturing services (EMS), including new product introduction and volume production.

I've yet to work out what this "Cupcake" platform thing is, but the optimist in me translates the announcement to be Brainchip and Unigen are getting together to make and sell a versatile device called the Cupcake Edge AI Server. Being a versatile platform device, it can presumably be sold to others who will stick sensors on it and make all sorts of devices. If that's so, it gets things rolling big-time. So why hasn't the SP gone through the roof today??? Let me down gently if I'm wrong.

Unigen Corporation Launches 'Cupcake,' an Edge AI Computing Solution - Unigen

Unigen Corporation introduces 'Cupcake,' a new Edge AI hardware solution for Visual Security computing purposes. 'Cupcake' is a low-latency, low-power Machine Learning and Inference AI server. Not only does it utilize I/O interfaces to record and process video and various signals through...

unigen.com

BrainChip and Unigen Partner to Deliver Powerful, Energy-Efficient Edge AI Server

BrainChip and Unigen Partner to Deliver Powerful, Energy-Efficient Edge AI Server

www.businesswire.com

 

[Worker122]

Giving the shorters a head start I reckon

 

[jtardif999]

and why not? I'm a big boy. I can take it. Tell me if I'm manic. Did the ASX misinterpret ?

Perhaps BRN don’t see it as being an earth shattering announcement at this stage and so viewed the ASX platform as unwarranted. I think there was something written somewhere about the Cupcake server needing time to gain market traction and it sounds like we are going to be in their next version anyway - so this is probably a much slower burn than say the Edge Box is.

 

[Bravo]

This looks interesting!

This...

Samsung to unveil AI-powered lifestyle vision at CES 2024 - The Korea Times

Samsung Electronics is set to showcase its vision of AI-driven hyper-connectivity in everyday life at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world's largest IT exhibition, scheduled to take...

www.koreatimes.co.kr

This...

AI in your pocket: Samsung Galaxy S to feature real-time phone call translator

Samsung Electronics’ flagship Galaxy S smartphones will offer a real-time translation function for phone calls, the tech giant said Thursday. The surp

www.koreaherald.com

And this...

Next Galaxy Buds could offer on-device AI for real-time language translation

Samsung's next-generation Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds are expected to feature on-device AI for real-time language translation during calls.

www.sammobile.com

 

[wilzy123]

This looks interesting!

This...
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Samsung to unveil AI-powered lifestyle vision at CES 2024 - The Korea Times

Samsung Electronics is set to showcase its vision of AI-driven hyper-connectivity in everyday life at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world's largest IT exhibition, scheduled to take...

www.koreatimes.co.kr

This...
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AI in your pocket: Samsung Galaxy S to feature real-time phone call translator

Samsung Electronics’ flagship Galaxy S smartphones will offer a real-time translation function for phone calls, the tech giant said Thursday. The surp

www.koreaherald.com

And this...

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Next Galaxy Buds could offer on-device AI for real-time language translation

Samsung's next-generation Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds are expected to feature on-device AI for real-time language translation during calls.

www.sammobile.com

But, does it pass the @DingoBorat test?

 

[Diogenese]

This looks interesting!

This...
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Samsung to unveil AI-powered lifestyle vision at CES 2024 - The Korea Times

Samsung Electronics is set to showcase its vision of AI-driven hyper-connectivity in everyday life at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world's largest IT exhibition, scheduled to take...

www.koreatimes.co.kr

This...
View attachment 52229

AI in your pocket: Samsung Galaxy S to feature real-time phone call translator

Samsung Electronics’ flagship Galaxy S smartphones will offer a real-time translation function for phone calls, the tech giant said Thursday. The surp

www.koreaherald.com

And this...

View attachment 52233

Next Galaxy Buds could offer on-device AI for real-time language translation

Samsung's next-generation Galaxy Buds wireless earbuds are expected to feature on-device AI for real-time language translation during calls.

www.sammobile.com

Babelfish

 

[DingoBorat]

But, does it pass the @DingoBorat test?

Well I hope so..
I'm sick of putting that damn fish in my ear!

 

[IloveLamp]

 

[DerAktienDude]

I'm afraid to jump up & down over today's announcement about partnering with Unigen until I get clarification.

The wording mentions "Unigen will provide end-to-end solutions for the Cupcake Edge AI Server, from engineering to mass production."
and
"Unigen, founded in 1991, is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of stuff"
and
Unigen markets its products to both enterprise and client OEMs worldwide focused on embedded, industrial, networking, server, telecommunications, imaging, automotive, and medical device industries. Unigen also offers best-in-class electronics manufacturing services (EMS), including new product introduction and volume production.

I've yet to work out what this "Cupcake" platform thing is, but the optimist in me translates the announcement to be Brainchip and Unigen are getting together to make and sell a versatile device called the Cupcake Edge AI Server. Being a versatile platform device, it can presumably be sold to others who will stick sensors on it and make all sorts of devices. If that's so, it gets things rolling big-time. So why hasn't the SP gone through the roof today??? Let me down gently if I'm wrong.

Share price would have gone through the roof two years ago. At this point the only things that’ll impact the share price significantly is revenue and new stellar ip licenses. With revenue being the preferred one obviously.
Nevertheless great partnership.

 

[Getupthere]

What are you expecting for the Jan- March quarterly?
And if revenue is down for that quarterly, will you sell?
As @Mccabe84 said you don't have to keep them.

I don’t understand what is wrong with you guys.

Revenue won’t happen for 2 to 3 years after a new IP deal has been signed.

Im not talking about revenue I’m talking about IP deals. .

EAP customers expressed their need for supplementary features in Akida 2.0 over a year ago.

That was requested 12 to 18 months ago.

The honeymoon period has finished and management have had more than enough time to convert lookers into buyers!

Don’t worry about me selling buddy.

The boys club will be broken up before I sell.

 

[McHale]

Perhaps BRN don’t see it as being an earth shattering announcement at this stage and so viewed the ASX platform as unwarranted. I think there was something written somewhere about the Cupcake server needing time to gain market traction and it sounds like we are going to be in their next version anyway - so this is probably a much slower burn than say the Edge Box is.

As I recall it, BRN have not put anything on the ASX platform other than mandatory notices such as Director Interests Notices, 4C's, Application for quotation of securities, and other such, for a good number of years now.

So all of the Technology Partners - ARM, Intel, Prophesee, SiFive etc,

the Enablement Partners - AI Labs, Edge Impulse, NViso, Emotion3D, CVEDIA, GMAC Intelligence,

the Integration Partners - Teksun, Lorser, Quantum Ventura, Tata..........

NONE of these have been announced on the ASX (again as I recall it - please correct me if I am wrong) there are a large number of other companies which BRN are working with that I didn't mention above and most of these were not announced on the ASX either.

This is my biggest annoyance with the company (although now after, over more than 8 years, my forebearance with regard to some things BRN related have to be looked at in a more critical light), a number of years ago BRN made a mess of not announcing Ford as a partner (because of NDA responsibilities) and received a "notice" from the ASX demanding clarification regarding their mistake in putting the announcement together according to ASX rules.

Since then BRN have had their heads up their arses' with regard to using the ASX announcement platform, BRN made a mistake with the Ford ann., all BRN has to do is follow straightforward ASX rules to use the ASX platform (which virtually every other listed company does) to keep the Australian investment community informed on any progress they are making, why BRN continue to have their heads buried where they should not be is beyond belief.

It militates against the best interests of the company, and therefore it is not working in the best interests of share holders, my position is that BRN management are in denial on this subject, and they need to get over it, it is not as if they are hitting a lot of home runs lately. Regardless of whether Sean Hehir is talking up "a lot of excitement", the SP is literally in the gutter, and IMO some good advertising (which is free on the biggest platform in Australia) should be used to our advantage, if they have an NDA then we know they cannot talk about it, but all the companies in the "eco-system" are on the BRN website - so why are NONE of them on the ASX .........go fucking figure. Obviously I am not happy about this subject, or BRNs' evasive tactics when SHers try to broach the matter with them (2023 AGM for instance)

To add insult to injury, they continue to make basic errors with so many of their announcements, where they don't seem to understand what a calendar is, and how dates need to be included for the purposes of proper account keeping and administration, and ASX rules, which most other public companies seem to be able to understand. This is, as I said basic stuff, and Kim Clark (company Secretary) needs to get a rocket from someone at headquarters because the mistakes keep coming.

 

[Makeme 2020]

As I recall it, BRN have not put anything on the ASX platform other than mandatory notices such as Director Interests Notices, 4C's, Application for quotation of securities, and other such, for a good number of years now.

So all of the Technology Partners - ARM, Intel, Prophesee, SiFive etc,

the Enablement Partners - AI Labs, Edge Impulse, NViso, Emotion3D, CVEDIA, GMAC Intelligence,

the Integration Partners - Teksun, Lorser, Quantum Ventura, Tata..........

NONE of these have been announced on the ASX (again as I recall it - please correct me if I am wrong) there are a large number of other companies which BRN are working with that I didn't mention above and most of these were not announced on the ASX either.

This is my biggest annoyance with the company (although now after, over more than 8 years, my forebearance with regard to some things BRN related have to be looked at in a more critical light), a number of years ago BRN made a mess of not announcing Ford as a partner (because of NDA responsibilities) and received a "notice" from the ASX demanding clarification regarding their mistake in putting the announcement together according to ASX rules.

Since then BRN have had their heads up their arses' with regard to using the ASX announcement platform, BRN made a mistake with the Ford ann., all BRN has to do is follow straightforward ASX rules to use the ASX platform (which virtually every other listed company does) to keep the Australian investment community informed on any progress they are making, why BRN continue to have their heads buried where they should not be is beyond belief.

It militates against the best interests of the company, and therefore it is not working in the best interests of share holders, my position is that BRN management are in denial on this subject, and they need to get over it, it is not as if they are hitting a lot of home runs lately. Regardless of whether Sean Hehir is talking up "a lot of excitement", the SP is literally in the gutter, and IMO some good advertising (which is free on the biggest platform in Australia) should be used to our advantage, if they have an NDA then we know they cannot talk about it, but all the companies in the "eco-system" are on the BRN website - so why are NONE of them on the ASX .........go fucking figure. Obviously I am not happy about this subject, or BRNs' evasive tactics when SHers try to broach the matter with them (2023 AGM for instance)

To add insult to injury, they continue to make basic errors with so many of their announcements, where they don't seem to understand what a calendar is, and how dates need to be included for the purposes of proper account keeping and administration, and ASX rules, which most other public companies seem to be able to understand. This is, as I said basic stuff, and Kim Clark (company Secretary) needs to get a rocket from someone at headquarters because the mistakes keep coming.

What a joke BrainChip has become.
But wait Wilzy123 will will show us the light, with his FAMOUS BURNING BIN BOY.

 

[Makeme 2020]

As I recall it, BRN have not put anything on the ASX platform other than mandatory notices such as Director Interests Notices, 4C's, Application for quotation of securities, and other such, for a good number of years now.

So all of the Technology Partners - ARM, Intel, Prophesee, SiFive etc,

the Enablement Partners - AI Labs, Edge Impulse, NViso, Emotion3D, CVEDIA, GMAC Intelligence,

the Integration Partners - Teksun, Lorser, Quantum Ventura, Tata..........

NONE of these have been announced on the ASX (again as I recall it - please correct me if I am wrong) there are a large number of other companies which BRN are working with that I didn't mention above and most of these were not announced on the ASX either.

This is my biggest annoyance with the company (although now after, over more than 8 years, my forebearance with regard to some things BRN related have to be looked at in a more critical light), a number of years ago BRN made a mess of not announcing Ford as a partner (because of NDA responsibilities) and received a "notice" from the ASX demanding clarification regarding their mistake in putting the announcement together according to ASX rules.

Since then BRN have had their heads up their arses' with regard to using the ASX announcement platform, BRN made a mistake with the Ford ann., all BRN has to do is follow straightforward ASX rules to use the ASX platform (which virtually every other listed company does) to keep the Australian investment community informed on any progress they are making, why BRN continue to have their heads buried where they should not be is beyond belief.

It militates against the best interests of the company, and therefore it is not working in the best interests of share holders, my position is that BRN management are in denial on this subject, and they need to get over it, it is not as if they are hitting a lot of home runs lately. Regardless of whether Sean Hehir is talking up "a lot of excitement", the SP is literally in the gutter, and IMO some good advertising (which is free on the biggest platform in Australia) should be used to our advantage, if they have an NDA then we know they cannot talk about it, but all the companies in the "eco-system" are on the BRN website - so why are NONE of them on the ASX .........go fucking figure. Obviously I am not happy about this subject, or BRNs' evasive tactics when SHers try to broach the matter with them (2023 AGM for instance)

To add insult to injury, they continue to make basic errors with so many of their announcements, where they don't seem to understand what a calendar is, and how dates need to be included for the purposes of proper account keeping and administration, and ASX rules, which most other public companies seem to be able to understand. This is, as I said basic stuff, and Kim Clark (company Secretary) needs to get a rocket from someone at headquarters because the mistakes keep coming.

Sean Hehir doesn't give a fuck about LOYAL SHAREHOLDERS.

 

[David holland]

What a joke BrainChip has become.
But wait Wilzy123 will will show us the light, with his FAMOUS BURNING BIN BOY.

Oh dear

 

[David holland]

As I recall it, BRN have not put anything on the ASX platform other than mandatory notices such as Director Interests Notices, 4C's, Application for quotation of securities, and other such, for a good number of years now.

So all of the Technology Partners - ARM, Intel, Prophesee, SiFive etc,

the Enablement Partners - AI Labs, Edge Impulse, NViso, Emotion3D, CVEDIA, GMAC Intelligence,

the Integration Partners - Teksun, Lorser, Quantum Ventura, Tata..........

NONE of these have been announced on the ASX (again as I recall it - please correct me if I am wrong) there are a large number of other companies which BRN are working with that I didn't mention above and most of these were not announced on the ASX either.

This is my biggest annoyance with the company (although now after, over more than 8 years, my forebearance with regard to some things BRN related have to be looked at in a more critical light), a number of years ago BRN made a mess of not announcing Ford as a partner (because of NDA responsibilities) and received a "notice" from the ASX demanding clarification regarding their mistake in putting the announcement together according to ASX rules.

Since then BRN have had their heads up their arses' with regard to using the ASX announcement platform, BRN made a mistake with the Ford ann., all BRN has to do is follow straightforward ASX rules to use the ASX platform (which virtually every other listed company does) to keep the Australian investment community informed on any progress they are making, why BRN continue to have their heads buried where they should not be is beyond belief.

It militates against the best interests of the company, and therefore it is not working in the best interests of share holders, my position is that BRN management are in denial on this subject, and they need to get over it, it is not as if they are hitting a lot of home runs lately. Regardless of whether Sean Hehir is talking up "a lot of excitement", the SP is literally in the gutter, and IMO some good advertising (which is free on the biggest platform in Australia) should be used to our advantage, if they have an NDA then we know they cannot talk about it, but all the companies in the "eco-system" are on the BRN website - so why are NONE of them on the ASX .........go fucking figure. Obviously I am not happy about this subject, or BRNs' evasive tactics when SHers try to broach the matter with them (2023 AGM for instance)

To add insult to injury, they continue to make basic errors with so many of their announcements, where they don't seem to understand what a calendar is, and how dates need to be included for the purposes of proper account keeping and administration, and ASX rules, which most other public companies seem to be able to understand. This is, as I said basic stuff, and Kim Clark (company Secretary) needs to get a rocket from someone at headquarters because the mistakes keep coming.

Mate seriously the podcasts have mentioned enough companies, they have to be engaged with us, surely and many more, but it's Top Secret remember not a word but they'll say stuff in podcasts, my opinion the nxt run most CATS will be out

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Just found this report on PDF.

Unfortunately, no mention of Akida, neuromorphic etc on a search....more of a general overview on first pass.

Haven't had time to read propely as on phone.

FWIW.

HERE



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