Brainchip-understanding value, page-92

Tech startups on the ASX currently have an added advantage of many investors ditching the resource sector and are looking for somewhere else to park their money. Obviously many will start up well based on hype but will eventually end up as shells again if their business does not work out in the long run. Brainchip should do well being the first mover and one of a kind in its space IMO. We are not talking about a start up who have decided to gather up some fundings to do research into how to invent artificial intelligence. Look at PYL, just the smell of pot sent people crazy initially but it will be many years before research shows up something commercial. As Peter have said, the research have been done, the technology is working, and the prototype has been built. This is the commercialisation stage, designing a chip that will have enough functioning neurons for commercial applications based on what has already been created and then licence it off to chip makers. How well the market will respond to Brainchip is yet to be seen. Meanwhile lets hope all goes smoothly with the merger.