2024 BrainChip Discussion, page-31

If this isn't proof positive that BRN is gaining market traction - I don't know what is.
It is also verification that BRN is being "held-up" by the simple reality that developing tech applications is a long and tedious process.

To build products with Edge AI, firstly, they must learn what Akida does, and how to use it. They then need to get expert. Then they can envisage how to apply it to bigger systems. Numerous prototypes are built and tested. Learnings drive better ways to architect the system, hence start again. This iterative process can be repeated multiple times...etc. Years can go by.

We shouldn't be surprised that we are still in the "grey zone" as multiple tech companies are hard at work developing products using BRN tech and ruggedizing them ready for market.

Ericsson is a long established global tech giant. It doesn't get much better than this.

Should BRN have announced to the market they are working with Ericsson? Doubtless they would be subject to an NDA - so they probably can't.

Given the enormous market potential of AI applications (including at The Edge) common sense would suggest that Ericsson are not the only global tech giant playing with Akida.

I include my previously posted schematic that summarizes where BRN is in its life cycle.

Take particular notice of the "GREY ZONE" and the box stating "Limitless use cases could drive trillion dollar market size"