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Afternoon ILovelamp ,Well this is interesting.........
Qualcomm announces first-ever mass-market RISC-V Android SoC
Qualcomm and Google project will enable more RISC-V Android devices in the future.arstechnica.com
Interesting article ... 650,000,000 components shipped to date since 2019 , containing RISK-V.
Know doubt there is an acceleration year on year in the components containing RISK-V architecture.
Purely as an example , using just Qualcomm as an example..........
Some loose numbers... illustrating potential returns which may in future incorporate AKIDA into their product line.
650,000,000 components
X $1.00 royalty per component = $650,000,000.00 royalty payment.
X $0.50 = $325,000,000.00 royalty payment.
X $0.25 = $162,500,000.00 royalty payment.
X $0.125 = $81,250,000.00 royalty payment.
X $0.0625 = $40,625,000.00 royalty payment.
* Note, From Memory... Qualcomm also uses ARM architectures ... and if I remember correctly reading the ARM prospectus shortly before their listing....... Qualcomm equated to something like 11% of ARM's Revenues, so having a foot in each camp bodes well .
Only need a trickle to become a deluge.
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McHale
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DaBenjamins
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Further...
There is also a slide that is quickly scrolled past in the presentation. Note, all 4x images on this slide have Brainchip top corner, see below.
A couple of other honourable mentions:
- presentation is very recent according to YouTube.
️- Good to see CNN2SNN called out. A stroke of genius making it easier for our future customers (who perhaps doubled down on CNN) to assess Akida and do business with us.
️- Earlier in the deck there is reference to RISC-V. Not sure if it relates to what Moschip are doing with Brainchip, however I do wonder if our buds at SiFive have anything to do with this.
️Moschip for the
.Schnitzel lover
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You may be right there. I don't have an agenda, to be frank.
Before I went with that comment, I ran it through with a professional trader asking that specific question..
I can only assume now that my question was interpreted differently from my intention.
As since Ive looked into it and it seems as if what you're saying is correct.
Schnitzel lover
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The other issue is that with a closing price around 29c on the 15th Sep, and a price on Oct 12th of 18.5c, there were similarly about 5.9% of shares shorted, yet the valuation is 35% less, so it could also seem that something else other than short selling is at hand here to depress BRNs market val.
DingoBorat
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Shorting is of course only one tool of market manipulation.
There's using sentiment as a tool (fear and greed both ways).
Fake buy volume, fake sell volume.
"Fake" sells or buys between different accounts of the same holder or institution.
Algorithmic bot trading, using all of the above etc etc.
The share price of any company (if there is sufficient money to be made) is always manipulated, either up or down, for maximum profit.
The underlying vehicle, is irrelevant.
Your previous posting doesn't display the level of naivete that you claim.
Maybe I'm just mistaken, calling you smart..
IMO ... Schnitzel lover as you stated ... "that something else other than short selling is at hand here to depress BRNs market val."
I personally think that the shorters and other interested parties are now just waiting to see what the upcoming " LUMPY" 4C will disclose.
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DingoBorat
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"As since Ive looked into it and it seems as if what you're saying is correct"
It "seems" that you're at least capable of sowing a level of doubt, even when admitting you're wrong
.. 
Vladsblood
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Probably sweet FA in 4C as nothing coming from our BOD’s.
Tighter than a Trout’s arsehole with where we are. I don’t think they like trust the asx bandits much!! Vlad
Schnitzel lover
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Your comments all are valid when explaining the situation here.
Here's another take:
It would be fair to say that anyone holding BRN shares currently is not unintelligent despite its drop from the top floor to the basement. There could be any number of reasons for holding onto them.. Therefore I would not call anyone who paid to own BRN shares dumb, although it would be easy to draw that conclusion.
I would only hold them if I hadn't paid for them, Ie a company director, or an employee.
It's still beyond me why smart investors hold shares of a company hitting new 52-week lows consistently week after week, and trailing below multiple key moving averages.
It's fairly obvious that a company with high shares on issue will take a lot longer to accumulate and turn the trend around into positive territory from a downtrend.
But, hey, as you say, It's probably easier to focus on fixed-mind principles and talk about agendas and blame manipulation and greed, rather than the actual company.
Its BRN that needs to do the convincing, or at least the technicals of the trading tangibility that shows a positive trend. Preferably both for a sustained and orderly price.
DingoBorat
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Now you see, that's the type of sentiment manipulative post, which shows your intelligence and why your previous attempts at mis-information, in regards to the actual short position, are all the more curious
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DingoBorat
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You'd have to agree, that all of the over 100 million borrowed shares that have been sold onto the market, are all in the money.
So why don't they just cash it in
..Maybe, just maybe, they can't do that, without sufficient volume sold to them, at the current prices
..Could be a bit of a dilemma, if real buying pressure, was to increase for some reason..
I mean some would say, that there just seems to be too much genuine buying, at these levels..
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Schnitzel lover
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Ah I see.. I might go and do a collation of non aggregate daily sales and see what’s transpired the past week..You'd have to agree, that all of the over 100 million borrowed shares that have been sold onto the market, are all in the money.
So why don't they just cash it in
Maybe, just maybe, they can't do that, without sufficient volume sold to them, at the current prices
Could be a bit of a dilemma, if real buying pressure, was to increase for some reason..
I mean some would say, that there just seems to be too much genuine buying, at these levels..
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Couple of things I noticed in this post that I thought was interesting:
1. Real time processing
2. Predictive maintenance
They might just be small statements and hashtags, but with a known partnership I think they hold a little weight behind them.
The question to ask is. How are they achieving real time processing and predictive maintenance? Is it cloud based or on device in real time like Akida like to differentiate themself?
Couple of things I noticed in this post that I thought was interesting:
1. Real time processing
2. Predictive maintenance
They might just be small statements and hashtags, but with a known partnership I think they hold a little weight behind them.
The question to ask is. How are they achieving real time processing and predictive maintenance? Is it cloud based or on device in real time like Akida like to differentiate themself?
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Tata patent / application
Brainchip mention
mand large memory and computation power to run effi- ciently, thus limiting their use in power and memory con- strained edge devices. Present application/disclosure provides a Spiking Neural Network based system which is a robust low power edge compatible ultrasound-based gesture detection system. The system uses a plurality of speakers and microphones that mimics a Multi Input Multi Output (MIMO) setup thus providing requisite diversity to effectively address fading. The system also makes use of distinctive Channel Impulse Response (CIR) estimat- ed by imposing sparsity prior for robust gesture detection. A multi-layer Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) has been trained on these distinctive CIR images and the trained CNN model is converted into an equivalent Spik- ing Neural Network (SNN) via an ANN (Artificial Neural Network)-to-SNN conversion mechanism. The SNN is further configured to detect/classify gestures performed by user(s).
Conventional gesture detection approaches de-
Processed
Brainchip mention
mand large memory and computation power to run effi- ciently, thus limiting their use in power and memory con- strained edge devices. Present application/disclosure provides a Spiking Neural Network based system which is a robust low power edge compatible ultrasound-based gesture detection system. The system uses a plurality of speakers and microphones that mimics a Multi Input Multi Output (MIMO) setup thus providing requisite diversity to effectively address fading. The system also makes use of distinctive Channel Impulse Response (CIR) estimat- ed by imposing sparsity prior for robust gesture detection. A multi-layer Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) has been trained on these distinctive CIR images and the trained CNN model is converted into an equivalent Spik- ing Neural Network (SNN) via an ANN (Artificial Neural Network)-to-SNN conversion mechanism. The SNN is further configured to detect/classify gestures performed by user(s).
Conventional gesture detection approaches de-
Processed
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