Ann: Frontgrade Gaisler Licenses Brainchip's Akida IP, page-124

This is an excellent win for BRN, capping off a good weeks work for Sean and the team, in May at the AGM Sean said he hoped to get a couple of contracts over the line, well he has achieved just that.

So those who like to stir detritus here for whatever their dubious reasons, have abandoned "the Sean experiment" thread since early last week, of course we will continue to see some people who have grasped the glass half empty as their vessel of choice, who pursue their inability to understand how someone might want to read or post positive information and research about something they are invested in.

One of life's great mysteries.

On Sean, whilst he is not the best public speaker, he strikes me as one very determined individual, he has taken on a serious challenge, attempting to deliver the adoption of technology brought to the global tech market by an unknown minnow company from Australia, at the same time competing against the largest tech companies on earth who are no doubt guarding their territory and market share with fierce intent.

Sean's CV will not look good if he doesn't bring home the bacon, his future career prospects would be somewhat hampered by that, and I'm sure nobody would appreciate that more than Sean, he has taken on a big challenge.

Sean is now 3 years into his 5 year plan, what has been delivered is an eco system that spans a broad cross section of the technology world, which is now beginning to pay dividends on the careful planning and execution invested so far. From my perspective we are now witnessing the very early opening of a window which I hope will deliver what many of us have patiently awaited.

The AFRL and Frontgrade Gaisler contracts have not yet delivered the large revenue streams we all want, but they have delivered an acknowledgement of the technological superiority of Akida from pre-eminent industry and research leaders, who are implicitly providing the approval needed to support the wider commercial acceptance which we seek.

Bottom line for Sean, he has delivered on what he said he would back at the 2024 AGM, and while larger scale revenues are still the missing ingredient, what has been achieved provides the foundation for belief that BRN under Sean's leadership is headed in the right direction.

As FF mentions above Frontgrade have wider industry connections including Airbus, the same goes with AFRL and also Dr Joe Guerci, IMO big things can come from these contracts, and as far as I am concerned it can't come soon enough.

Also just want to thank all the great positive posts here and research contributed here from the excellent posters whom I have great respect for......., and have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

Will Sean outdo himself, now that's something I'd like to see. Go BRN.