Bravo, thankyou for the extensive material you publish on the forum.
It is for each of us to read, digest and make our personal judgement as to the impact on our investment ... but the fact that you & other key contributors publish regularly that makes the forum worthwhile.
Big picture for me is very positive.
Four to five years ago the debate was if neuromorphic architecture had a commercial future, or would be resigned to university laboratories.
The famous, "What is a neuromorphic chip anyway - wanca" , comment.
As to BrainChips share of that commercial pie .... it was hardly relevant if there was no pie to divvy up.
That has been put to rest.
There is now world wide consensus that neuromorphic architecture will be an essential part of the IT landscape - the discussion if about how many 10's, 100's or even 1000's of billions of $'s - and how quickly the market will adopt & realise this value.
Of course when the prize becomes so large it attracts a multitude of companies/investments/opinions. That is to be welcomed ! I would rather that than have Brainchip trying to scratch 20% share of a $500M market.
Will Brainchip become part of the "commercial" neuromorphic revolution. It would seem to me that the body of evidence suggests the answer is a resounding "yes", and that is why I remain invested, and continue to buy. Will it be this 4C - who the heck knows - but I remain extremely positive.
Thanks again.
Quiltman.