2020 BRN Discussion, page-13880

For those who can't access, some salient paragraphs:

""I do believe it’s based on deliverables that we committed to, delivered on time, and show a clear line of sight to having a commercially successful product,” he says.

BrainChip says it is close to commercialising this new computer chip architecture in a world where the internet-of-everything is taking shape before our very eyes.

Neuromorphic chips can process data much faster and more efficiently than traditional computer processors. This is why giants like Intel and IBM are investing in the sector which is expected to grow to a $US65 billion ($92 billion) market by 2025.

Its faster processing and energy efficiency advantages make it a clear winner in a world where everyone from electric car manufacturers to drone and surveillance companies need to make sense of vast amounts of information at the edge of networks rather than sending back to a central area to process."