2020 BRN Discussion, page-291

Personally, I don't see Brainchip being sold out to a friendly or a hostile takeover.

Unless something drastically changes or Peter decides due to health reasons (I'm not suggesting anything of the sort) to retire, well, once bitten twice shy....if you listen to a recent Podcast by Mike Davies, Intel's Head of Neuromorphic Computing, that was done in late November, he makes a couple of very short points about Spiking Neural Networks when asked by the female interviewer, that implied some issue, I'll have to find it on the net, unless someone else knows the Podcast I'm referring to.

He is also on record as saying Deep Learning isn't actually learning at all, or words to that effect, and also that he doesn't believe a commercialized Neuromorphic Chip from Intel will be available for about another 5 years, or words to that effect.

Sandia National Laboratories and Eta Compute have been very quiet recently, much like our revenue streams, in my opinion, yes, that's in my opinion.

Seek your on advice, enjoy the rest of your day back in Australia...Tech