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For personal use only Hi, we re Disclaimer For personal use only This presentation is not a prospectus nor an offer for securities in any jurisdiction nor a securities recommendation. The information in this presentation is an overview and

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Hi, we’re For personal use only

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This presentation is not a prospectus nor an offer for securities in any jurisdiction nor a securities

  • recommendation. The information in this presentation is an overview and does not contain all information

necessary for investment decisions. In making investment decisions in connection with any acquisition of securities, investors should rely on their own examination of the assets and consult their own legal, business and/or financial advisers. The information contained in this presentation has been prepared in good faith by Brainchip holdings limited, however no representation or warranty expressed or implied is made as to the accuracy, correctness, completeness or adequacy of any statements, estimates, opinions or other information contained in this presentation. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Brainchip holdings limited, its directors, officers, employees and agents disclaim liability for any loss or damage which may be suffered by any person through the use or reliance on anything contained in or omitted in this presentation. Certain information in this presentation refers to the intentions of Brainchip holdings limited, but these are not intended to be forecasts, forward looking statements or statements about future matters for the purposes of the corporations act or any other applicable law. The occurrence of events in the future are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause Brainchip’s actual results, performance or achievements to differ from those referred to in this presentation. Accordingly, Brainchip holdings limited, its directors, officers, employees and agents do not give any assurance or guarantee that the occurrence of the events referred to in the presentation will actually occur as contemplated.

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You’re about to see a brand new technology.

There’s a lot to absorb, so get comfy.

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Nearly everyone has a smartphone.

But what makes a smartphone smart?

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Its “brain”.

However, phones are programmed to be smart, using hardware and software.

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We have a technology that is truly smart.

And it’s orders of magnitude faster than current technologies

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It’s called Spiking Neuron Adaptive Processor technology.

And it has a handy acronym: SNAP .

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We’ve been developing SNAP for over 10 years and its capabilities go far beyond speed improvements. For personal use only

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So how does it work? For personal use only

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Orders of magnitude faster

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Orders of magnitude faster 1/1000th power consumption

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Orders of magnitude faster 1/1000th power consumption Autonomous learning

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Orders of magnitude faster 1/1000th power consumption Revolutionary Digital Hardware

  • nly design, no

Software Autonomous learning

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Orders of magnitude faster 1/1000th power consumption Autonomous learning Massive parallel processing Revolutionary Digital Hardware

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Software

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Orders of magnitude faster 1/1000th power consumption Autonomous learning Massive parallel processing Standalone or co-processor configurations Revolutionary Digital Hardware

  • nly design, no

Software

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SNAP is true Artificial Intelligence that can learn and operate at speeds close to the human brain. For personal use only

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How SNAP compares to current AI. For personal use only

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Software Neural Networks

How SNAP compares to current AI. For personal use only

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

How SNAP compares to current AI.

SNAP

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

How SNAP compares to current AI.

SNAP

  • Extremely low latency

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

How SNAP compares to current AI.

SNAP

  • Extremely low latency
  • Learns from a wide variety of inputs

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

How SNAP compares to current AI.

SNAP

  • Extremely low latency
  • Learns from a wide variety of inputs
  • A small network of microchips

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Software Neural Networks

  • High latency with software overhang
  • Designed for very specific tasks
  • Requires a huge server facility
  • Relies on cloud-based storage

How SNAP compares to current AI.

SNAP

  • Extremely low latency
  • Learns from a wide variety of inputs
  • A small network of microchips
  • Processes and stores information onboard

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One SNAP neuron is the equivalent to 4997 Sigmoid (Software) neurons.

Wolfgang Maass, University of Graz.

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Our smarts are our biggest asset.

BrainChip is an IP licensing business, so our business model will focus around licensing, engineering fees and royalty streams.

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Our market opportunities.

As well as our current discussions with potential technology partners, and series of products in the pipeline, we have identified two key areas of focus. Smartphones and the Internet of Things (IoT).

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What Wikipedia Says about the Internet of things.

The network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity, which enables these

  • bjects to collect and exchange data.

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What Dave Evans (Cisco) Says about the Internet of things;

Experts estimate that the IoT will consist

  • f almost 50 billion objects by 2020.

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SNAP and the Internet of Things. For personal use only

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SNAP and the Internet of Things.

SNAP technology can be embedded in IoT devices paired with various different sensors, like temperature, gas emissions, traffic cameras,CCTV and more.

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SNAP and the Internet of Things.

SNAP technology can be embedded in IoT devices paired with various different sensors, like temperature, gas emissions, traffic cameras,CCTV and more. The IoT sector is forecast to be a multi billion dollar market segment.

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SNAP’s future milestones. For personal use only

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SNAP’s future milestones.

Milestone 2

BrainChip Spiking Neural Network

SNAP implemented in Hardware Demonstrates the advanced nature of the SNAP technology Enables scalability ✔ Delivery achieved ahead of schedule

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Milestone 3

SNAP Client / Server API

Allows for product deployment on server Proves configurability Proves scalability Delivery: expected Q1 2016 Engineering work on track

Milestone 2

BrainChip Spiking Neural Network

SNAP implemented in Hardware Demonstrates the advanced nature of the SNAP technology Enables scalability ✔ Delivery achieved ahead of schedule

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Milestone 3

SNAP Client / Server API

Allows for product deployment on server Proves configurability Proves scalability Delivery: expected Q1 2016 Engineering work on track

Beyond

BrainChip Development Kit (BDK) BrainChip Experimenters Kit (BEK) SNAP 64 Chip SNN Accelerator System A significant product pipeline to enable large scale deployment of SNAP Delivery: Over the next 24 months

Milestone 2

BrainChip Spiking Neural Network

SNAP implemented in Hardware Demonstrates the advanced nature of the SNAP technology Enables scalability ✔ Delivery achieved ahead of schedule

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We plan to build a broad portfolio of global patents.

We have 1 granted patent and five patents pending.

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We plan to build a broad portfolio of global patents.

Brainchip has a large number of patents in progress.

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Mick Bolto Chairman Legal and Corporate background. Peter van der Made Executive Director, CTO and Interim CEO SNAP inventor, previous Chief Scientist at IBM. Adam Osseiran Non executive Director Engineering background with extensive technical business development experience. Anil Mankar Chief Operating Officer An accomplished Senior Engineer with full product development lifecycle experience. Held senior positions at Western Digital, Connexant, MindSpeed and Rockwell. Neil Rinaldi Non Executive Director Corporate background with an emphasis on M&A, capital raising & business development initiatives.

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  • Dr. Nicholas Spitzer

Neuroscientist Professor at University of California San Diego Ph.D Harvard University

  • Dr. Jeffrey Krichmar

Cognitive Scientist Professor at University of California Irvine Ph.D George Mason University

  • Dr. Gert Cauwenberghs

Scientist Professor University of California San Diego Ph.D California Insitute

  • f Technolgy, Pasadena

Scientific Advisory Board

The team behind the team

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Top twenty shareholders hold greater than 75.00% 54% of structure escrowed for between 1-2 years Directors and management hold a significant stake. Free float = 239,700,608

* Escrowed for between 12-24 months

Security Type Number of shares Escrowed shares Performance rights Unlisted

  • ptions

Unrestricted fully paid shares (free float) 239,700,608 Restricted fully paid shares 431,174,644* Performance rights 120,000,000* Unlisted Options 6,250,000*

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Let’s recap. For personal use only

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Let’s recap.

We’re a team of experienced innovators with a disruptive technology and a diverse revenue model.

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Let’s recap.

We’re a team of experienced innovators with a disruptive technology and a diverse revenue model. This is a global opportunity, we have significant product development plans, and we’d love to have you on board.

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Pick our brains.

Questions…

For further enquiries: Neil Rinaldi – Non Executive Director e: nrinaldi@brainchip.com.au Ben Knowles – Australian PR/IR Ted Haberfield – USA PR/IR Walbrook Invetor Relations MZ Group | President – MZ North America e: ben.knowles@walbrookir.com.au e: thaberfield@mzgroup.us m: +61 426 277 760 m: +1 858-204-5055

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