2020 BRN Discussion, page-13881

and here's one of the money shots:

"Shaw and Partners analyst Danny Younis says the promise of commercialisation is driving the recent attention.

"The market is getting very excited by the increasing validation of Brainchips’s key product, the super-fast, ultra-low power and low latency spiking neural network processor, AKIDA, driven by a stream of very positive news that is driving AKIDA closer to commercialisation," he says.

This includes recently announced collaborations with companies like US-based Vorago Technologies for a Phase 1 NASA project it is working on, as well as two auto manufacturers - Valeo in Europe and an unnamed partner in the US automotive heartland of Detroit.

"The technology is moving closer to commercialisation and in time could generate significant revenue streams from multiple applications like Smart Home applications, Edge surveillance and drones, speech and gesture recognition, advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles," says Younis.

DiNardo says the company expects to be in a position to announce contracts to license its intellectual property to customers in the first half of next year."