Brainchip Response, page-7

@FactFinder you little ripper.
This has been playing on my mind.
So good to have it cleared up.

Now, why would one be happier that the chips are "Allocated" rather than "Sold"

Im going straight for the silver lining here, im not considering any negative implications other than the obvious which is....its a few thousand chips, not a few million, but that will come.

Ok, Im happy, very very pleased.
If these chips were sold it would carry certain disappointments.
Example, The buying company could close ranks around it, they bought, they own it.

I will (safely) assume they wont all be going to Nanose, I mean really 500 chips is just as efective as the entire 7000 at this point if the cycle.

Could we really dare to think that a Samsung (type) company or NASA has 1000 uses? I mean seriously....."Allocated to projects" ......THATS A LOT OF PROJECTS. I think they do. I think there will be Akida chips and Raspberry pies everywhere, working on something.

Brainchip stay close to the development.

The volume of chips that could be back orderd from this is MIND BLOWING

7000 chips 100 per project = 70 Individual projects.

10 chips per project is mind blowing.

Somewhere between 70 and 700 separate applications working on cutting edge and basic applications.

This is good news