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BrainChip’s Increasing Value
BrainChip’s stock has risen considerably in the past three months, jumping from just under AU$0.40 in October to its current price of AU$1.17 as of January 12, 2022 – nearly a 200% increase.
In fact, within only a week of Mercedes announcing the use of BrainChip’s Akida processor in the EQXX, BrainChip’s stock rose 42%.
This rise has a lot to do with the fact that the California-based company has added around AU$1 billion to its market capitalisation over that same three month period.
This astounding growth can be put down to a series of positive customer announcements aside from its partnership with Mercedes, including its collaboration with Japanese semiconductor manufacturer MegaChips.
The four-year deal means MegaChips receives a non-exclusive, worldwide intellectual property licence to design and build external customers’ systems using the Akida chip technology.
Additionally, the tech company announced on Monday that its US client, Information Systems Laboratories, is using its Akida™ neural networking processor to develop an AI-based radar for the US Air Force.
These three collaborations – Mercedes, MegaChips and Information Systems Laboratories – have made the tech stock one to keep an eye on this coming year.
What Makes BrainChip’s Technology Stand Apart?
The BrainChip processor is named as such due to how it functions similar to that of the human brain.
This is different to most machine learning systems, which rely upon convolutional neural networks, meaning it finds the patterns that are spatially correlated.
The BrainChip, on the other hand, operates using what’s known as a spiking neural network, which means it only recognises useful information and is able to ignore information, which is not useful, just like the human brain does.
The Verdict
The world is moving into a fascinating era of technology innovation of AI systems. The technology contained in BrainChip looks to be a game-changer as its method of processing is not found in other systems.
BrainChip’s unique technology is now beginning to be recognised by major companies around the globe, which has been reflected in its price growth over the past few months. But don’t take your eye of this stock because it’s certainly one to watch out for in 2022. |
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