2021 BRN Discussion, page-24627

Hi everyone,

the reporting on Brainchip is increasing in Germany.
Even if it´s just a summary it is nice to read about Brainchip in the same article with Intel and AMD.

Greatings from Germany.


28th Sep 2021
https://www.esg-aktien.de/kommentare/intel-brainchip-amd-ein-chip-wie-das-menschliche-gehirn

Translated with Google.

"BrainChip: Something completely new is emerging here

BrainChip, a company listed in Australia and Germany, is far from paying a dividend. The specialists focus on the topics of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things and are going a completely new way with processors. BrainChip develops chips for neural networks and has succeeded in designing them to be very energy-saving. Specifically, only a few milliwatts are needed to operate the chip. The architecture takes the human brain as a model. This architecture enables a wide range of uses and also a higher security standard than other approaches. Since all of the "learning" takes place in the chip and no data gets outside, the chip with the name Akida is considered to be very promising.

As part of an "Early Access Program", customers can already get an insight into the potential of the chip. The list of interested parties is well-known and long: In addition to NASA, Ford, MagikEye, Valeo, Nanose Medical and Renesas are also there. The latter company is the largest semiconductor manufacturer for the automotive industry - high-performance technology related to artificial intelligence and autonomous driving would hit a nerve with this company. BrainChip's shares have moved sideways in a volatile manner in the current year. Currently, the value is near the level of the In view of the exciting technology and the scarcity of the chip market, the company could become very interesting in the long term."

"Both AMD and Intel are well positioned and offer investors a good portion of future potential. But the BrainChip project is even more exciting. A chip architecture that is similar to the human brain, requires hardly any energy and also sets high data protection standards, could be in great demand in the future. However, the share is still small and must be considered speculative compared to the big ships in the industry"