2021 BRN Discussion, page-26072

Hi curled
In Peter van der Made's video interview with Pitt Street Research following the AGM he stated the price at about $US25.00 for an AKD1000 chip.

The thing is that where a customer has a need for more than 1 million AKIDA processors Brainchip has stated via Anil Mankar at the 2021 Ai Field Day which you can listen too on the Brainchip website under Learn that when a customer wants more than 1 million they would expect that it would be more appropriate for the customer to licence the IP and manufacture their own chip.

So if you want to come up with your own pricing model then you might like to read the Pitt Street Research Report which discusses how the IP licencing model could work and take it from there suffice to say that as Peter van der Made has stated at the 2019 AGM that a motor vehicle would require up to 9 AKD chips to analyse all the sensory data and you have 10 million vehicles that starts at 90 million times some agreed royalty number per annum.

My opinion only DYOR
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