@sharemanSo you believe NM computing has a long way to go right?...

@shareman

So you believe NM computing has a long way to go right?
Despite taking his sentence, and the comment below out of it's true context, which is regarding the Human Brain in its full capacity.
This capacity being up to 100 Billion Neurons at 20 Watts.
Are you deliberately being misleading or is this another example of your love for the vibe? Perhaps an example of the tsunami of mistakes in your posts?

Context for those ready to take a red pill and not take the poster's comments at face value.
I encourage all to look into these things before blindly trusting certain posters here.

"Current neural chips from leading developers such as BrainChip and Intel Corporation contain around 1 million neurons and consume roughly 1 watt of power."
"The thing is, even a tiny fraction of the thinking capacity of the human brain can go a long way in several fields that are extremely relevant to automotive applications. Examples include advanced driving assistance systems #ADAS as well as the on-board analysis of speech and video data, which can unlock major advances in how we communicate with our cars."


Anyway if you believe there is plenty of time for the technology and it's partners to mature, why are you and the other band of downrampers constantly trying to tell us the SP is too high and that the only way this works out for BRN, is if we start seeing immediate explosive sales and enormous revenue?

Odd that you would afford competitors (if there are any, certainly not a large pool) so much time to ruin BRN's success and yet at the same time allow BRN none of this time to commercialise, consolidate and in Sean's words; "extend our technological lead and market opportunity."
Of course this was taken from a previously known and welcomed LDA Capital Call which all LTH know is a good thing but we've all seen the dirty twist you put on that one.
I haven't even mentioned the patents that just keep coming, further extending the lead. Do you think we are above 5 years now yet?