BrainChip share price powers ahead amid quarterly update

BrainChip shares are heading north on Wednesday.

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Key points
  • BrainChip shares are racing 4.21% higher to $1.21 during trade 
  • The company reported cash receipts of US$1.2 million for the quarter, up from US$200,000 in Q1 FY21 
  • At 30 June, BrainChip had US$28.4 million in cash 

The BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) share price is on the move today.

During early morning trade, the artificial intelligence (AI) technology company's shares soared to an intraday high of $1.23.

However, since then it has sightly retraced to $1.21, up 4.21% at the time of writing.

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What's driving BrainChip shares higher today?

Despite the S&P/ASX All Technology (ASX: XTX) sector losing ground today, investors are bidding up the BrainChip share price following the release of the company's latest quarterly update.

According to the release, BrainChip provided its financial performance and activities report for the quarter ending 30 June 2022.

For the period, BrainChip recorded cash receipts of US$1.2 million. This represents a significant increase on the US$200,000 reported in Q1 FY22.

BrainChip noted that it secured key commercial partnerships with a number of strategic technology and artificial intelligence (AI) software leaders. Combining the respective technologies offers chip designers to optimise and deploy AI and machine learning (ML) technology at the edge.

In addition, net operating cash outflows came to US$2.8 million compared to US$5 million in Q1 FY22.

The company continued to increase its marketing and branding with US$969,000 spent during the quarter.

However, the biggest cost came from its research and development which totalled US$1.7 million.

At the end of the period, BrainChip had US$28.4 million in cash, down from US$31.2 million in the prior quarter.

Based on the above, the company has an estimated 2.5 years (10 quarters) left of available funding without raising capital.

What's next for BrainChip?

Looking ahead, BrainChip said it will focus on deepening existing customer relationships and converting technical evaluations in the coming quarter.

It intends to continue investing in the development of the next-generation Akida IP to extend its technological lead.

BrainChip share price snapshot

In the past month, the BrainChip share price has soared by almost 30% as investor excitement heats up. The company has been busy executing the commercialisation of its Akida neuromorphic IP.

Year-to-date, BrainChip shares are up by more than 75%.

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