Except BRN processors do a totally different job to a CPU. Akida isn't a successor or replacement to X86.
In many instances, Akida chips will be working with a CPU. Akida will monitor sensors, make sense of the data and alert the CPU when a decision is required. The CPU will take the relevant data, calculate the solution and push it to the control system.
It probably pays to understand this difference if you're planning to invest or are invested in this company.
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