BRN Discussion Ongoing

[manny100]

“Yeah ... but ... apart from aviation and defence ... where else could Akida CNRT be used?”

Does it start with C and has a couple of Y’s in it?

Bigger business with work from home staff, staff on the road or travelling and sub office staff all carry devices including lap tops, phones, printers, etc that access the mainframe network. These devices provide openings for hackers.
Government departments have a lot of work from home staff which increase the vulnerability for cyberattack. We have seen plenty of cyberattacks in Australia where private data has been stolen.
Not sure what the C and a couple of Y's is

 

[TheDrooben]

Not sure if posted already....

Top Neuromorphic Computing Stocks 2025: Pure-Play Watchlist

The top neuromorphic computing stocks to watch, curated for pure-play exposure to this brain-inspired solution to AI’s power bottleneck.

exoswan.com

Happy as Larry......buying what I can under 20c

 

[7für7]

This is the so called “Tony” effect

 

[7für7]

I just realized that my emotional state moves with the stock.
I’ve become one with it.

But the truth is:
You don’t suffer because the stock falls.
You suffer because you thought it would rise.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Any chance of some secret sauce in this

 

[Diogenese]

Any chance of some secret sauce in this

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Hmmm ... As you intimate, Akida has been mentioned in connexion with SDR (software defined radio), but you'd think that they would put such a technological highlight in capital letters, especially as they also have another modular "box" which does include Akida.

VVDN does SDR for WiFi:

Software Defined Radios​

• FPGA Based Wi-Fi 6
• Custom Datalinks

https://www.vvdntech.com/adaptive-compute-and-comms


They have been in 5G for 2 years:

VVDN launches end to end Private 5G Solution for Enterprises for SI, OEMs, Telcos​

Aug 03, 2023

VVDN launches end to end Private 5G Solution for Enterprises for SI, OEMs, Telcos

Gurugram, 3rd August, 2023: VVDN Technologies, a global provider of product engineering, manufacturing and digital services and solutions, today announced the availability of reliable, secure, deployment ready end-to-end 5G En...

www.vvdntech.com

 

[FiveBucks]

How low can we go.....

 

[DK6161]

How low can we go.....

$0.005 by Christmas.

 

[Pom down under]

Not sure if posted already....

Top Neuromorphic Computing Stocks 2025: Pure-Play Watchlist

The top neuromorphic computing stocks to watch, curated for pure-play exposure to this brain-inspired solution to AI’s power bottleneck.

exoswan.com

Happy as Larry......buying what I can under 20c

I paid 0.205

 

[Pom down under]

$0.005 by Christmas.

Maybe you will sell and

 

[jrp173]

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how many did it sell it it's 10th year?

 

[7für7]

Call me crazy.. but I just topped up 17777.. I expect good news this century! GO BRAINCHIP

 

[Pom down under]

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[Rach2512]

🧠⚡️ Neuromorphic Computing: AI That Thinks Like a Brain | Akshay Rajinikanth posted on the topic | LinkedIn

🧠⚡️ Neuromorphic Computing: AI That Thinks Like a Brain I came across this while studying neural networks — and it completely changed how I think about AI. What if computers could process information the way our brains do? That’s what Neuromorphic Computing enables — using hardware and...

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Check out the comments, sorry if already posted.

 

[manny100]

Article from Beata Shares: Tittle below

Is this the perfect storm for cybersecurity stocks?​

"

Expanding defence budgets​

Defence budgets globally have allocated significant increases to cybersecurity recently, reflecting its importance in modern warfare and national security.

For example, the US National Defence Authorisation ACT (NDAA) has allocated approximately $30 billion to cybersecurity initiatives in FY20253. And as part of NATO’s total defence spending target of 5%, 1.5% of that would be related to “defence-related outlays” which includes spending on cybersecurity.

All of these factors together have helped drive substantial acquisition activity over the last year, including:

• Google’s US$32 billion acquisition of cloud security startup Wiz (March 2025)
• Cisco’s US$28 billion acquisition of Splunk (March 2024)
• Thoma Bravo’s US$5.3 billion acquisition of Darktrace (October 2024)
• Mastercard’s US$2.65 billion acquisition of Recorded Future (December 2024)
• CyberArk’s US$1.54 billion acquisition of Venafi (October 2024)

 

[Fullmoonfever]

A little while ago @Frangipani had kindly posted some images and LinkedIn posts with Edward Lien our Regional SM at Andes Risc-V Con.

I also saw someone post something earlier this morning about it would be nice to be in smart phones or similar etc.

Well, I can't say we'll be in smart phones etc as yet but I was reading through the Andes site, (link below but you will need to use auto translate to read it all - or maybe not as the Google translate link I pasted may do it for you), and when you look at the recent partnerships inc BRN with their Voyager Board, AndesCore™ AX45MP, SOC etc there appears to be a very synergistic ecosystem there and some use case they state are smart phones, tablets, SDV etc.

They even reached a milestone with one of the partnerships listed (Imagination for GPU) running Android 15 specifically for the above targets.

The other thing I noticed was something that Edward was presenting on as below. Not just AI acceleration but specifically LLM engine.

• Edward Lien, Regional Sales Manager at BrainChip - The edge LLM engine combined with the RISC-V core provides a low-power and high-performance artificial intelligence development platform.

晶心新聞 Archives - Andes Technology

晶心新聞

www-andestech-com.translate.goog

 

[manny100]

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Probably posted already but Tony Lewis sees a lot of possibilities for neuromorphic annd mobile phones​

Glenn Mason • 3rd+​

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4h

I have a question if I may Mr Lewis.... Is there any room in the mobile phone market for neuromorphic compute or are the current systems used doing the job well enough that a switch over to neuromorphic technology isn't high on their radar currently ?.

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CTO@BrainChip | AI, Robotics, Disruptive Computing
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Glenn Mason interesting question. Yes of course. But a lot if factors have to be aligned each time some neuromorphic technology is absorbed. Always on llms could be possible. Better modems. High speed image processing. Wearables. Yes there is a lot.

 

[Pom down under]

Article from Beata Shares: Tittle below

Is this the perfect storm for cybersecurity stocks?​

"

Expanding defence budgets​

Defence budgets globally have allocated significant increases to cybersecurity recently, reflecting its importance in modern warfare and national security.

For example, the US National Defence Authorisation ACT (NDAA) has allocated approximately $30 billion to cybersecurity initiatives in FY20253. And as part of NATO’s total defence spending target of 5%, 1.5% of that would be related to “defence-related outlays” which includes spending on cybersecurity.

All of these factors together have helped drive substantial acquisition activity over the last year, including:

• Google’s US$32 billion acquisition of cloud security startup Wiz (March 2025)
• Cisco’s US$28 billion acquisition of Splunk (March 2024)
• Thoma Bravo’s US$5.3 billion acquisition of Darktrace (October 2024)
• Mastercard’s US$2.65 billion acquisition of Recorded Future (December 2024)
• CyberArk’s US$1.54 billion acquisition of Venafi (October 2024)

A paid partnership would be nice and I guess we can only dream of any acquisition.

 

[TheDrooben]

I paid 0.205

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Close enough Pom.....

 

[manny100]

Frontgrade GaislerFrontgrade Gaisler5,429 followers5,429 followers6mo • 6 months ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn
We are happy to announce that we have licensed the Akida Neuromorphic AI IP from BrainChip for integration into our fault-tolerant, space-grade system-on-chip solutions.

“For the last 20 years, Gaisler’s space-grade microprocessors have been successfully deployed to every planet of our solar system in missions from ESA as well as most other space agencies,” said Sandi Habinc, General Manager at Frontgrade Gaisler, a Frontgrade Technologies company. “Together with BrainChip, we evaluated the Akida IP and decided that the next step of licensing it would beneficially augment our future space processors with neuromorphic AI.” hashtag#NeuromorphicAI hashtag#AIinSpace hashtag#SpaceComputing

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