May. 5 at 7:55 PM
$BRCHF This is very similar to early NVIDIA before CUDA took off. Back then, GPUs were mostly seen as gaming hardware, but a few developers started using them for parallel compute in niche, high performance environments. It wasn’t obvious yet, but the groundwork was being laid for a much bigger shift. What you’re seeing with BrainChip and the Akida stack feels similar. A specialized, power efficient architecture being proven in a demanding use case, tied into a broader ecosystem with players like IBM, Palantir, and Anduril. Early NVIDIA wasn’t about mass adoption yet, it was about showing what was possible in the right environments, and once that clicked, the ecosystem followed.