2021 BRN Discussion, page-25486

When you research large companies that started from humble beginnings, I think of Steve Jobs working form his garage with his mates doing the soldering on the first Apple computers. I often find myself watching early interviews on youtube where great entrepreneurs had very little more than a vision or an idea that they truly believed in even though the world wasn't really ready for it. They did not have their marketing strategy sorted nor did they have a concrete business model. They were highly talented, highly technical, skilled IT people. Not marketing people. We jest on this forum about un-ironed table cloths and packaging that isn't quite ready or below-par interviews etc and I can't help but suspect in 20 years time, my children will be watching these on whatever media platform is around then looking back at how Brainchip started. The small company that took on the world and won. I vision documentaries being produced and even extracts from this forum on the impacts of downrampers and uprampers alike. The spikes and troughs in share price and how the world slowly and surely, started to wake up to what was right there in front of them.

This technology is a disruptive tech that WILL impact EVERYTHING electronic. Ill repeat that..."WILL IMPACT EVERYTHING ELECTRONIC".

We all say "DYOR", and that i have. I have done my own research and make my own decisions on my investment in Branchip and i couldn't be happier. I feel I know the people steering the ship and my sentiment remains rock solid. I am proud to be part of Brainchip's immanent success story.

My opinion only. DYOR