ATM both those points seem very true.Hi Tezza,
As our sales staff found out when we switched from chips to IP, selling IP is a whole different ball game. There aren't that many people who do it, and there aren't that many customers.
ATM both those points seem very true.Hi Tezza,
As our sales staff found out when we switched from chips to IP, selling IP is a whole different ball game. There aren't that many people who do it, and there aren't that many customers.
Your still soo funnyBased on our previous engagements with Samsung, I wouldn't be surprised if Brainchip had some involvements in designing there new chip.
Think about it: low power, AI. They would be stupid not to use our tech, especially with their last smart watch models could not compete with Apple's sales.
No further proof needed that we are starting to get adopted everywhere.
Akida Ballista.
Not advice.
I don’t want to talk about it.Off subject sorry
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"Resist' is a Midnight Oil song - just working another one in. Personally, I think you'd be mad to sell at these prices. Better off buying more if you have the funds. I still believe the share price will turn around on the back of good news (which will eventually come) but it's just taking so much longer than I had thought.I'm not sure why anybody, would be trying to "Resist selling"..
I mean, unless you're "trying" to make a trade, I personally can't see the reasoning..
If anybody is seriously contemplating walking away..
Don't look back!
Better still, find somewhere to live out the rest of your Life, completely cut off, from the outside World.
Not such a bad Life though and could be quite peaceful..
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Do you think it was a mistake?Hi Tezza,
As our sales staff found out when we switched from chips to IP, selling IP is a whole different ball game. There aren't that many people who do it, and there aren't that many customers.
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ATM it seems like a mistake. I will hold and pray. I know Sean is way smarter than me so I will trust his judgement. Which is becoming more difficult each quarter. I'd like to retire in 8 years and need all my money working for me, not sitting idle.Do you think it was a mistake?
Hmmmm ...Do you think it was a mistake?
I'm just as frustrated as everyone else, I have always been honest on this forum as well as that other one.
My confidence in the technology has NEVER waned, I plan on contacting both Peter and Anil for a comment on the
current situation, as my trust in this company was first borne out of forming friendships with the founders who I
have immense respect for.
Time is what is causing a lot of the heartache in my opinion.
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The Cupcake AI Edge server is on the market.
GOOGLE Cupcake - Unigen
According to co pilot:
Pricing: The Cupcake AI Server is priced at €1,499.00 (tax included) on buyzero.de.
Interesting Buyzero shows its sold out. Similar to our Edge Box.
Hold your horses! As far as I can tell, there is no Unigen Cup Cake Edge AI Server with an Akida configuration on the market, yet.
The dropdown menu on https://buyzero.de/en/products/cupcake-ai-server only lets you select the Hailo AI Accelerator configuration so far, which is, however, marked as “sold out”:
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And on the Unigen website itself, the product brief doesn’t even list Akida as a selectable AI Module, yet:
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Cupcake Edge AI Server - Unigen
Unigen’s Cupcake Edge AI Server delivers a reliable, high-performance, low-latency, low-power platform for Machine Learning and Inference AI.unigen.com
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I presume the UNIGEN Cupcake AI Edge server chewed up a lot of AKIDA 1000 chips..Hmmmm ...
What we need to take into consideration is the crucial fact that the product has been in a state of ongoing development for quite a while and this would have played a major part in management's selection of the business model.
For more than 2 years, the company was aware that Akida 2 with TeNNs was in the pipeline, and they would have understood that this would influence the EAPs. The company would have been anxious not to lumber the EAPs with large numbers of "superceded" chips, or at least to give them the choice.
While TeNNs is still not available in silicon, simulation software would have been available for EAPs from the time the patent application was filed, and that would have been undergoing continual improvement. Our partner EAPs would have been in on the secret. EAPs like Valeo and Mercedes have competitive pressures which would have weighed against waiting for Akida 2 SoC, which is one of the reasons why I suspect they have gone ahead with the simulation software as an interim measure. The software was immediately available and readily adaptable as product development progressed.
The development must have been finished, or at least reached a set benchmark, when Anil announced tapeout (about 6 months ago?), but this was then superceded by an overriding announcement that a masked stranger was about to do us a power of good and take over the chip production - since then, not a sausage.
So my Hail Mary speculation is that we are running a parallel software licensing program in parallel with, or in advance of the IP licensing program. Given that this would be in the context of joint developments, the details would be commercial-in-confidence.
All this is derived from my reading of the tea leaves (the crystal ball is being fitted with Gen AI LLMs as we speak).
The Edge Box has sold out, so, with the hindsight of the development of TeNNs, I am reluctant to call it a mistake, or even a tactical error, but it would have been nice to have had more chips for sale.
Gosh - I didn't know I knew that many words!
Well....there is a software licence doc so appears that's an option maybe? Not sure if all encompassing for all software or just certain components.Hmmmm ...
What we need to take into consideration is the crucial fact that the product has been in a state of ongoing development for quite a while and this would have played a major part in management's selection of the business model.
For more than 2 years, the company was aware that Akida 2 with TeNNs was in the pipeline, and they would have understood that this would influence the EAPs. The company would have been anxious not to lumber the EAPs with large numbers of "superceded" chips, or at least to give them the choice.
While TeNNs is still not available in silicon, simulation software would have been available for EAPs from the time the patent application was filed, and that would have been undergoing continual improvement. Our partner EAPs would have been in on the secret. EAPs like Valeo and Mercedes have competitive pressures which would have weighed against waiting for Akida 2 SoC, which is one of the reasons why I suspect they have gone ahead with the simulation software as an interim measure. The software was immediately available and readily adaptable as product development progressed.
The development must have been finished, or at least reached a set benchmark, when Anil announced tapeout (about 6 months ago?), but this was then superceded by an overriding announcement that a masked stranger was about to do us a power of good and take over the chip production - since then, not a sausage.
So my Hail Mary speculation is that we are running a parallel software licensing program in parallel with, or in advance of the IP licensing program. Given that this would be in the context of joint developments, the details would be commercial-in-confidence.
All this is derived from my reading of the tea leaves (the crystal ball is being fitted with Gen AI LLMs as we speak).
The Edge Box has sold out, so, with the hindsight of the development of TeNNs, I am reluctant to call it a mistake, or even a tactical error, but it would have been nice to have had more chips for sale.
Gosh - I didn't know I knew that many words!
So at this stage, we are not being offered in the Unigen Cupcake and the VVDN Edge Box, is sold out.I presume the UNIGEN Cupcake AI Edge server chewed up a lot of AKIDA 1000 chips..
In Feb'24 Unigen announced it had produced the 1st lot and that rigorous testing had been completed.
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Cupcake Edge AI Server in Full Production - Unigen
Unigen Corporation proudly announces the successful production launch of its highly anticipated Cupcake Edge AI Server. The first units have been produced at our cutting-edge facilities in Hanoi, Vietnam, and Penang, Malaysia, marking a significant milestone in Unigen’s commitment to delivering...unigen.com
That is to cover the MetaTF simulation software which is provided to purchasers of Akida chips. It expressly forbids commercial use.Well....there is a software licence doc so appears that's an option maybe? Not sure if all encompassing for all software or just certain components.
Haven't snipped the whole thing.
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