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yup, the old rinse and repeat... every year....
Here's hoping people don't fall for it!
With all due respect and your enthusiasm and I love all Your posts.. but we all know that Akida has so far just been used like a b***h, and no one wants to pay. Everyone wants a piece, but no one wants to pay for it. So many companies praise Akida and how great BrainChip is, but up to now they’re all just freeloading instead of finally signing a contract. I do think it’s good in principle that we keep offering ourselves, but I get the feeling we’ve developed a certain reputation in the industry — like everyone thinks they can screw us for free. That’s why my excitement is pretty limited.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Hi Galaxy
Is that what you are going to do this AGM?
Rip into them?
I have been hearing this sort of pitchfork and bluster talk for the last few years from various keyboard warriors from both here and over at the crapper.
So far, have seen two people actually call out the board when given the opportunity.
One, younger bloke, self described business owner, had a go regarding their strategy 2 or 3 years ago and our own Realinfo who periodically calls them out regarding their sense of entitlement, basically the remuneration they pay themselves which he argues is excessive.
Mainly though, not a squeak when it actually counts.
Seems like the vociferous group of naysayer's, particularly from the crapperino where they hold sway, are very shy in public.
Wonder why that is?
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
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Hi Galaxy
Is that what you are going to do this AGM?
Rip into them?
I have been hearing this sort of pitchfork and bluster talk for the last few years from various keyboard warriors from both here and over at the crapper.
So far, have seen two people actually call out the board when given the opportunity.
One, younger bloke, self described business owner, had a go regarding their strategy 2 or 3 years ago and our own Realinfo who periodically calls them out regarding their sense of entitlement, basically the remuneration they pay themselves which he argues is excessive.
Mainly though, not a squeak when it actually counts.
Seems like the vociferous group of naysayer's, particularly from the crapperino where they hold sway, are very shy in public.
Wonder why that is?
Downramper who think they’ve scored a hit with their same old, painfully obvious annual attempts to stir up negativity against the management.
That is a huge exaggeration .
You say angry shareholders yet directors are re elected in landslide results. Check meeting results.
A few loud shareholders are angry and those without personal agenda's sell and move on.
Those with personal adendas' stick around and serial downramp.
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
Some big buys just now........BOOOOM
I bet Dio or Bravo are about to post some boring, technical-focused text that no one actually reads but still likes…
Meanwhile, our posts are the real, raw, and interesting ones!
In 3….2…1
Don’t worry I will still be here reading the fluffy clubs posts after the AGM When the price is $0.18, just to give you’s another stir especially around three months after the AGM when all we will here from management is nothin, after they promise you all a deal is IMMINENT again we are oh so close,really do love how blind you’s really are, like a bunch of Jehovah’s the lot of you. The directors keep on gettin voted back in because suckers on here keep believing their bullshit
How
How can you say shorts, the shorts have been falling for the last 10days now 3.2%, it’s just people sellin to get out before the after AGM drop on nothing substantial to say again but excuses
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Fair enough.
I see it a little differently due to the commercially actionable hardware integration.
Unless I'm mistaken, this integration reflects a shift from theoretical validation to practical deployment.
Unlike previous partnerships that were largely research-focused or lacked tangible outputs, Andes is offering an end-to-end product ecosystem, complete with developer tools and real-world demonstrations that enables OEMs, edge device makers, and SoC integrators to build next-generation AI solutions powered by Akida.
It's hardware-ready because of the concrete integration of Akida AKD1500 NPU with Andes’ QiLai SoC and Voyager development board.
sifytechnologies
Emerged
Hey folks,
I’ve been diving into the topic of Edge Data Centers lately, and it’s really interesting to see how this concept is evolving with the growth of 5G, IoT, and AI applications.
For those not too familiar, Edge Data Centers are basically smaller facilities located closer to the data source or end user. The goal is to reduce latency and improve performance by processing data locally, rather than relying on a central, often far-off, data center. This is especially useful for real-time services like video streaming, autonomous vehicles, smart manufacturing, and remote healthcare.
One thing I’ve noticed is how some providers are building out edge infrastructure that works in tandem with their larger core or hyperscale data centers. Sify Technologies, for example, has been doing some interesting work in this area across India. They've been gradually expanding their footprint with a network of edge facilities while also integrating them with their cloud and network services. It’s not just about decentralizing, but also ensuring smooth connectivity between edge and core.
This hybrid model seems to offer a good balance — you get the speed and responsiveness of edge computing, along with the scalability and storage benefits of centralized systems.
Curious to know if anyone here has experience working with or deploying edge solutions. Are you seeing a shift toward decentralization in your own IT strategy? How are you balancing performance, cost, and complexity?
Looking forward to your insights!
I’ve been diving into the topic of Edge Data Centers lately, and it’s really interesting to see how this concept is evolving with the growth of 5G, IoT, and AI applications.
For those not too familiar, Edge Data Centers are basically smaller facilities located closer to the data source or end user. The goal is to reduce latency and improve performance by processing data locally, rather than relying on a central, often far-off, data center. This is especially useful for real-time services like video streaming, autonomous vehicles, smart manufacturing, and remote healthcare.
One thing I’ve noticed is how some providers are building out edge infrastructure that works in tandem with their larger core or hyperscale data centers. Sify Technologies, for example, has been doing some interesting work in this area across India. They've been gradually expanding their footprint with a network of edge facilities while also integrating them with their cloud and network services. It’s not just about decentralizing, but also ensuring smooth connectivity between edge and core.
This hybrid model seems to offer a good balance — you get the speed and responsiveness of edge computing, along with the scalability and storage benefits of centralized systems.
Curious to know if anyone here has experience working with or deploying edge solutions. Are you seeing a shift toward decentralization in your own IT strategy? How are you balancing performance, cost, and complexity?
Looking forward to your insights!
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