Ann: Company Update, page-9

"The Akida IP was released for sale as a license in mid 2019 and has received positive response from prospective customers. The Company has targeted applications in vision and acoustic systems with a direct OEM sales presence. Tier-1 suppliers in the automotive industry include third party vendors such as Bosch, Valeo, Continental, Aptiv and ZF. Automotive applications include Radar, LiDAR and cameras for ADAS/AV. Other Vision and Acoustic applications include smart cameras and smart home systems. Tier-1 Image sensor manufacturers include Sony, On Semi and Omnivision. Acoustic applications for smart home include Tier-1 supplies in the United States, Europe and China for cameras, hubs and peripherals."

Yole Developpment's Pierre Cambou's words keep echoing in my mind: When it comes to bio-inspired chips ... "Brainchip has the most advanced proposal today." And this:

"Neuromorphic chips are no longer a theory, but a fact. In 2017, Intel introduced Loihi, its first neuromorphic research chip composed of 130,000 neurons. In July, the Santa Clara group hit a new milestone with its 8 million neuron neuromorphic system, codenamed Pohoiki Beach, comprising 64 Loihi research chips. Similarly IBM’s TrueNorth brain-inspired computer chip has 1 million neurons and 256 million synapses and Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic system-on-chip has 1.2 million neurons and 10 billion synapses."

From this update, it appears to me Akida is well on it's way to finally delivering on its promise.