That's pretty rich coming from someone who does not even seem to...

That's pretty rich coming from someone who does not even seem to either read, watch or understand the competitive material they post while blindly comparing the content to Brainchip's product. I consider that a deliberate attempt to cast a negative sentiment on a product that is superior to other processors to which it competes.

On the other hand, I believe that @Fact Finder was recalling what someone else had posted (thus the words, "I think someone posted") possibly with the naive belief they had already done the research and posted factual numbers. I would consider that an honest mistake.

However, let's be more generic about the point that was trying to be made. If Mercedes produces 'X' vehicles and each vehicle required 'Y' Akida processors, then the total number of processors that will be used in each vehicle is 'X' * 'Y'. The number of Akida sales is directly proportional to the number of vehicles sold, so if they make a net value of $ 'Z' for each processor, then they make $ ('Z' * ('X' * 'Y')) in sales.

And there you have it, no misdirection. The more vehicles made, the more Brainchip makes. The more processors used by a vehicle for its sensors, the more Brainchip makes. If both increases, Brainchip's bottom line increases. Of course, the converse is the same. Replace any variable with any value you want for 'X', 'Y', or 'Z'. Zero is the lowest you can go. Choose a stratospherical number if you like.

To me, it's all good.