2024 BrainChip Discussion, page-736

The only negative twist would be how long it is taking.

But there is ample evidence that a wide range of tech manufacturers and start-ups are in serious R&D using Akida.
We have to be realistic about how long the R&D process takes.

Even with mature and well known technologies, the R&D phase takes years working through concept, design, prototyping, final product design, ruggedizing, manufacturing design, setting-up manufacturing, and then go-to-market.

And this is not a purely linear process. It is more iterative, often going back to improve on previous steps or scrapping original designs and starting again.

BUT! add to this that AI and working with Akida is new technology. R&D engineers need to first tinker with Akida development kits first to learn their capabilities and become proficient enough to contemplate product development.

At some point, all of this R&D will come to fruition and products (and therefore license fee revenue back to BRN) will hit the market.

I think when this starts there will be a quick succession of product releases and a rapid increase in license fee revenues.

We can only sit back and wait.

The big opportunity here (for investors) is to accumulate while BRN shares are cheap. The market is undervaluing BRN because most investors see the lack of real products in market as being a failure not taking into account the long R&D cycle.

We also don't have hard evidence that "all of this R&D" is taking place because commercial companies don't like to broadcast their punches.

But you have to use common sense...

• Edge AI is the next big thing
• The future potential market is trillions of dollars (unlimited use cases).
• NOBODY has said Akida doesn't work
• NOBODY has said Akida is inferior to competitors.

IMHO
DYOR