BRN Discussion Ongoing

[jrp173]

has Brainchip confirmed that they commissioned the Trim report?

if so can you point me to this please?

IMO this is a rubbish report with little insight in any area, gpt would do a far better job so it’s a big red flag if they are happy to throw away on this nonsense. hoping it wasn’t commissioned by brainchip so the positive then is that independent parties see potential in researching the company, even if they do a pretty pathetic effort.

@Wickedwolf. not directed at you.. but people can think whatever they like, and I don't need to convince anyone, that's their choice.. but the question still remains.. if this report is fiction, why would BrainChip publish the report on all of their social media channels?

@Wick

 

[Fullmoonfever]

@Wickedwolf. not directed at you.. but people can think whatever they like, and I don't need to convince anyone, that's their choice.. but the question still remains.. if this report is fiction, why would BrainChip publish the report on all of their social media channels?


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@Wick

Probably because BRN thought it would underscore their "Growth Potential" irrespective of what people think about the timeline "assumptions" by Trim.

Also, they can't release it on market as per ASX guidelines so the only channel is socials.

Actual BRN headline on their website.

Trim Capital Report on BrainChip's Growth Potential
5/9/25 20:00

 

[Wickedwolf]

@Wickedwolf. not directed at you.. but people can think whatever they like, and I don't need to convince anyone, that's their choice.. but the question still remains.. if this report is fiction, why would BrainChip publish the report on all of their social media channels?


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@Wick

Thanks JRP, hadn’t read the disclosure as closely as i should…clearly state’s commissioned report …this is disappointing that they would actually pay someone to do such a highlevel and uninsightful review.

 

[jrp173]

Thanks JRP, hadn’t read the disclosure as closely as i should…clearly state’s commissioned report …this is disappointing that they would actually pay someone to do such a highlevel and uninsightful review.

Wickedwolf, I still can't understand why BRN released it? I'm not taking about why is it not on the ASX, I mean why did they realise it at all??

Just doesn't make any sense to me....I don't see what benefit there is to BRN in releasing this report?

Any thoughts on why they'd want to release it? I can't think of any good reason...

 

[jrp173]

Just as a side issue, the AGM video is not going to be released..

I imagine they are probably mortified at Antonio's behaviour towards shareholders, and embarrassed by the fact that our Execs and NEDs sat silently whilst Antonio made incorrect and blatantly untrue statements.

Pretty poor excuse, it would have been better to not provide an excuse.

Answer from LinkedIn....

 

[Drewski]

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Thanks JRP, hadn’t read the disclosure as closely as i should…clearly state’s commissioned report …this is disappointing that they would actually pay someone to do such a highlevel and uninsightful review.

@Wickedwolf

Can you paste where it clearly states commissioned as I've obviously missed that.

Link as per my previous thoughts.

BRN Discussion Ongoing

I haven’t had time to fully digest all the information yet, so the following is my VERY preliminary opinion, for what little that counts. That said, at first glance, this appears as though it could be the Board’s way of nudging shareholders toward accepting a predetermined sale price...

thestockexchange.com.au

 

[Labsy]

Looks like Brainchip is now with Meta, I’ve always thought the Meta Quest should have Brainchip Akida built in. It’s a perfect fit. Akida’s neuromorphic, event-based architecture excels at ultra-low power edge processing, which is exactly what devices like the Meta Quest need. By offloading tasks like eyeball tracking, gesture recognition, and facial emotion detection to Akida, the headset could achieve faster response times, lower power consumption, and greater privacy by keeping AI inference on-device. This would enable more natural interactions, better immersive experiences, and extended battery life—without relying on cloud processing or bulky compute resources.

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above is Meta's interview with Yann Lecun where he mentions his coleagues are very interested in neuromorphic processes / spiking neural networks because of their ability to constantly process inference without draining a battery



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Well, I was watching a tech influencors review of the very popular meta Ray bans, and the general consensus was that it's awesome but battery only lasts 6 hrs. They either need a larger battery which will come at a weight cost, or a better more efficient processor.... Akida baby! Yeah match made in heaven for wearables .... Just a matter of time. They need us. We are in the pole position and the best. Forget the competition... They are shit.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

 

[suss]

Just as a side issue, the AGM video is not going to be released..

I imagine they are probably mortified at Antonio's behaviour towards shareholders, and embarrassed by the fact that our Execs and NEDs sat silently whilst Antonio made incorrect and blatantly untrue statements.

Pretty poor excuse, it would have been better to not provide an excuse.

Answer from LinkedIn....



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They could edit attendees out?

 

[Fullmoonfever]

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There's a section in the report that gives Trims revenue expectations vs BRNs. That I'm aware of, other than the $9m in bookings recently mentioned at the AGM, brainchip has never released revenue targets. I wonder where that came from as Trim indicate it is from information released by the company, which can't be correct, unless Brn provided the expectations to them for the report.
The revenue is less than $9m but could come back to Antonio's comments around revenue recognition (accounting policy).

@SERA2g @Wickedwolf @jrp173

The section on Trim vs BRN revenue forecast clearly states Trim has taken impairment testing values as assumptions via data implied in the BRN FY24 report...Publicly Available.

Does anyone actually read reports or just look at pretty charts and graphs or maybe they do read the reports but just make sh!t up


"Our forecasts are lower than what BRN management expects over the next 5 years, which has been implied in their revenue assumptions used in their impairment testing for intangible
assets (See FY24 Financial Report)"

 

[jrp173]

They could edit attendees out?

maybe, but they've never asked for shareholder permission before.. so why start now??

 

[suss]

Looks like Brainchip is now with Meta, I’ve always thought the Meta Quest should have Brainchip Akida built in. It’s a perfect fit. Akida’s neuromorphic, event-based architecture excels at ultra-low power edge processing, which is exactly what devices like the Meta Quest need. By offloading tasks like eyeball tracking, gesture recognition, and facial emotion detection to Akida, the headset could achieve faster response times, lower power consumption, and greater privacy by keeping AI inference on-device. This would enable more natural interactions, better immersive experiences, and extended battery life—without relying on cloud processing or bulky compute resources.

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above is Meta's interview with Yann Lecun where he mentions his coleagues are very interested in neuromorphic processes / spiking neural networks because of their ability to constantly process inference without draining a battery



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[Fullmoonfever]

New repository set up yesterday on GitHub by NeuroSyd with the title:

Akida-Seizure.

Nothing added as yet but you'd suspect given what they do at the facility it would be our Akida they either been or will be playing with.

NeuroSyd

NeuroSyd has 37 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

github.com

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NeuroSyd Research Laboratory

NeuroSyd Research Laboratory at the Faculty of Engineering, The University of Sydney, is where emerging paradigms in computing, data science, neuro/bio-engineering and nanotechnology collide. NeuroSyd research is highly multidisciplinary and span over a wide range of fields from Device to Data,

sites.google.com

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Omid Kavehei

The University of Sydney - Cited by 6,756 - nanoelectronics - medical electronics - affective computing - learning machines - integrated circuit design

scholar.google.com

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Further to my previous NeuroSyd post.

They have just started uploading the readme, codes, models and scripts.

Looks like similar path as Onsor with regards to epilepsy seizure detection.

GitHub - NeuroSyd/Akida-Seizure

Contribute to NeuroSyd/Akida-Seizure development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

• README

This repository contains code implementations for seizure detection leveraging the BrainChip Akida neuromorphic platform.

The models and scripts included here are designed to process, training TUH and EPILEPSIAE EEG data and identify epileptic seizure patterns in real time, utilizing Akida's event-based neural network capabilities for low-power and high-efficiency training at the edge.

This framework proposes a patient-specific approach rather than generalizable.

model.py (training) quantization.py (QAT) akida_convert (online-training) with EPILEPSIAE dataset.

 

[Pom down under]

maybe, but they've never asked for shareholder permission before.. so why start now??

Probably the same cock in the company that wouldn’t allow access the the top 100 share holders

 

[jrp173]

You do read the "source, estimates, assumptions" disclaimers under the data and graphics yeah?

They even tell you it's from company reports or is Trims estimates or assumptions.

Can you point out what information you found that you believe could only come from BRN?

Fullmoonfever, I think perhaps we are misunderstanding one another..

My posts today were initially centred around whether or not BrainChip commissioned the report - I believe they did.

Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting that BRN provided all of the information contained in the report.. clearly the report is the work of Trim Capital, what I was saying is that Trim's assumptions and views have to be based on information that is publicly available and ALSO on information provided to them by BrainChip. The seek out public information and review the information given to them from BrainChip and then they analyse, make assumptions and write their report. That's my view.

You asked for examples in the report that could only have come from BrainChip.. Here's one:

If that reason did not come from BrainChip, why would BrainChip allow Trim to talk about a Nasdaq listing, when Antonio at the AGM, denied this (by saying they never mentioned the US and the redomicile could be "anywhere". So there are only two options, Trim have just made this potential Nasdaq listing up or BrainChip told them this. If they just made it up, Brain Chip would have spotted this error and would have made sure that Trim rectified this error before it was published.

If you don't agree, no worries that's your prerogative.

 

[Rskiff]

Fullmoonfever, I think perhaps we are misunderstanding one another..

My posts today were initially centred around whether or not BrainChip commissioned the report - I believe they did.

Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting that BRN provided all of the information contained in the report.. clearly the report is the work of Trim Capital, what I was saying is that Trim's assumptions and views have to be based on information that is publicly available and ALSO on information provided to them by BrainChip. The seek out public information and review the information given to them from BrainChip and then they analyse, make assumptions and write their report. That's my view.

You asked for examples in the report that could only have come from BrainChip.. Here's one:

View attachment 84587 If that reason did not come from BrainChip, why would BrainChip allow Trim to talk about a Nasdaq listing, when Antonio at the AGM, denied this (by saying they never mentioned the US and the redomicile could be "anywhere". So there are only two options, Trim have just made this potential Nasdaq listing up or BrainChip told them this. If they just made it up, Brain Chip would have spotted this error and would have made sure that Trim rectified this error before it was published.

If you don't agree, no worries that's your prerogative.

Has anyone asked the company if they commissioned the report. It would shut this down straightaway.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Fullmoonfever, I think perhaps we are misunderstanding one another..

My posts today were initially centred around whether or not BrainChip commissioned the report - I believe they did.

Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting that BRN provided all of the information contained in the report.. clearly the report is the work of Trim Capital, what I was saying is that Trim's assumptions and views have to be based on information that is publicly available and ALSO on information provided to them by BrainChip. The seek out public information and review the information given to them from BrainChip and then they analyse, make assumptions and write their report. That's my view.

You asked for examples in the report that could only have come from BrainChip.. Here's one:

View attachment 84587 If that reason did not come from BrainChip, why would BrainChip allow Trim to talk about a Nasdaq listing, when Antonio at the AGM, denied this (by saying they never mentioned the US and the redomicile could be "anywhere". So there are only two options, Trim have just made this potential Nasdaq listing up or BrainChip told them this. If they just made it up, Brain Chip would have spotted this error and would have made sure that Trim rectified this error before it was published.

If you don't agree, no worries that's your prerogative.

Ummmm.....report would take some time to compile and write, so started a little while ago, agree?

Report is dated 5th April.

AGM and Antonio's denials were 6th April.

Redomiciling Evaluation Ann via ASX (public info) came out 27th Feb.

Maybe that timeline helps you....maybe not.

 

[SERA2g]

@SERA2g @Wickedwolf @jrp173

The section on Trim vs BRN revenue forecast clearly states Trim has taken impairment testing values as assumptions via data implied in the BRN FY24 report...Publicly Available.

Does anyone actually read reports or just look at pretty charts and graphs or maybe they do read the reports but just make sh!t up


"Our forecasts are lower than what BRN management expects over the next 5 years, which has been implied in their revenue assumptions used in their impairment testing for intangible
assets (See FY24 Financial Report)"

Hi fullmoon

Don't appreciate your accusations and I think the issue here is you haven't read my post correctly.

I understand where Trim has got their information from - their own estimates.

Here's the trim capital report so people don't need to search for it.

My point is where has Brainchip publicly made available their expectations for revenue in 2026, 27, 28 and 29.

It clearly says "Source: Company reports" but as far as I am aware, Brainchip has never provided forecasts other than the mention of $9m booking targets.

Please can you confirm where this information has come from because as far as I'm concerned, there is no PUBLICLY AVAILABLE report which includes those rev and opex forecasts.

Hence my post, "That I'm aware of, other than the $9m in bookings recently mentioned at the AGM, brainchip has never released revenue targets. I wonder where that came from as Trim indicate it is from information released by the company, which can't be correct, unless Brn provided the expectations to them for the report."

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hi fullmoon

Don't appreciate your accusations and I think the issue here is you haven't read my post correctly.

I understand where Trim has got their information from - their own estimates.

Here's the trim capital report so people don't need to search for it.

My point is where has Brainchip publicly made available their expectations for revenue in 2026, 27, 28 and 29.

It clearly says "Source: Company reports" but as far as I am aware, Brainchip has never provided forecasts other than the mention of $9m booking targets.

Please can you confirm where this information has come from because as far as I'm concerned, there is no PUBLICLY AVAILABLE report which includes those rev and opex forecasts.

Hence my post, "That I'm aware of, other than the $9m in bookings recently mentioned at the AGM, brainchip has never released revenue targets. I wonder where that came from as Trim indicate it is from information released by the company, which can't be correct, unless Brn provided the expectations to them for the report."

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No accusations, just a generalisation about how all this goes in circles when there is information there.

As per my previous post...Trim used FY24 Fin Report assumptions used for impairment testing. That's where BRNs numbers come from...."implied' by BRN and merely collated to suit the Trim scenario.


"Our forecasts are lower than what BRN management expects over the next 5 years, which has been implied in their revenue assumptions used in their impairment testing for intangible
assets (See FY24 Financial Report)"


People can interpret however they want, I've spelt out where I believe the data comes from as per Trims own notes a d disclaimers.