I cannot disagree with you on all your points. But considering...

I cannot disagree with you on all your points. But considering the limitations of a small company, if we tried ourselves into gaming before the actual market like the way nvidia started with GPUs, I assume we could hit the road block as an ip seller.
Just consider company does not want to sell product or chip but just the ip. And to me selling ip needs a lot more digging than just start building. To be Frank I never appreciated Antonio for his open views on some particular issues but I find his view about akida 1000. 100% correct that we got the hardware but software was the limiting factor.
So if say we started with gaming that means we have to involve ourselves either as a chip maker or a technology partner. Brainchip to me is not saying no to any industry but it is upto the companies based upon their expertise, what they want to do with our technology.
In the end we have to sacrifice a little to achieve big. I also remember when Sean was appointed, the main aim was develop ecosystem, get the word out the the broader market and commercialise our technology. We can see the results on 1st two fronts, but even though we cannot see the results on 3rd front do you think they will be too far now?