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Pom down under
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Glad im banned over there tbh
Based on this analysis, brainchip must throw out some good news.. I mean really good news, to not fall under the 0,15 mark. If they continue to be quiet, I don’t see any rise. Just my thoughts. (To all the trolls here…No I am not afraid or something and I am not frustrated.. it’s simply a comment based on this analysis)
Kachoo
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I find the quite not much of an issue but good news is always welcomed.
We have had a forecast of some what may call reoccurring revenues as they never ever forcaste IP deals. Secondly This being a gist by the company must mean that things are starting to move.
We have signed a deal with Airbus small yes but it's a deal not all deals will be big.
This denoising technology with aTENNuation is pushing to be a big deal. Did you all see the endorsement from Anil and most of the BRN team on Rudy's post. It's shares and will be presented this week at a conference.
So I thinknthey are tracking along well but an IP deal is always welcomed
New iPhone will use Arm’s chip technology for AI, FT reports
Sept 7 (Reuters) - Apple’s latest iPhone with its A18 chip, which is set to be unveiled at an event on Monday, has been developed using SoftBank -owned Arm’s newest V9 chip design, the Financial Times newspaper reported on Saturday.
DingoBorat
Slim
I agree, that it's coming quicker than people think and have thought for a long Time, it will be the jobs, involving the mind that will go, en masse.
The human mind, is considered man's last bastion of defence, against automation.
No quantity of knowledge based education, will be enough.
Better have a plan.
The human mind, is considered man's last bastion of defence, against automation.
No quantity of knowledge based education, will be enough.
Better have a plan.
rgupta
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To me the biggest factor is maturation of technology, where it can work at its own, work in conjunction with existing technologies and there are enough engineers who can work on the technology. So on all these regards signs are positive.
Now the only catalyst we need is a couple of good contracts and we will be back on track.
Dyor
Now the only catalyst we need is a couple of good contracts and we will be back on track.
Dyor
I don't see that ARM v9 CPU having any Akida inside, sadly, but I might be wrong.
Maybe later, one of the phone companies can hopefully see any use for us and will sign an IP.
Another interesting article from 2022 about Samsung CPU and NPU explained.
newsroom.arm.com
semiconductor.samsung.com
Maybe later, one of the phone companies can hopefully see any use for us and will sign an IP.
Another interesting article from 2022 about Samsung CPU and NPU explained.
New Armv9 CPUs for Accelerating AI on Mobile and Beyond
Latest Armv9 CPUs significantly elevate next-gen AI experiences through advanced compute performance, efficiency and features.
newsroom.arm.com
[All About Exynos] ② An Upgraded Mobile Experience: The Important Role of CPU and NPU in Smartphones | Samsung Semiconductor Global
The developers of Samsung Exynos introduce the role, features, and development goal of IP. Get to know the second story, CPU, and NPU.
Maybe interesting to note....possibly....another Samsung connection ?? over 3 years working with us on patents among other things.
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
Milind Joshi
Milind Joshi is an experienced Patent Attorney in Perth, specializing in electronics, software and ICT related patents.
www.lexgeneris.com
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
Hi tech,Maybe interesting to note....possibly....another Samsung connection ?? over 3 years working with us on patents among other things.
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
Milind Joshi
Milind Joshi is an experienced Patent Attorney in Perth, specializing in electronics, software and ICT related patents.www.lexgeneris.com
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
That little movie is reminiscent of the original concept for Sam Altman's Rain AI of how to make an analog NN, except they confused complexity and chaos.
They had a spaghetti bowl of nanowires which would randomly interconnect, guided by an invisible hand.
Mt09
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Yep, certainly nothing to write home about yet… Would love a license before Christmas.Maybe interesting to note....possibly....another Samsung connection ?? over 3 years working with us on patents among other things.
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
Milind Joshi
Milind Joshi is an experienced Patent Attorney in Perth, specializing in electronics, software and ICT related patents.www.lexgeneris.com
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
So Milind did not go to California with the Brainchip Research Centre. He is named as a co-inventor in at least one Brainchip patent, and I'm sure that, with his experience with BRN, he will be the best qualified patent attorney in Australia for AI/NN/ML inventions.
No I was told the only staff member who moved to the US with his family was Anup, and I think someone posted that he has since
left our operations at Laguna Hills.
Milind is definitely in Perth from my understanding and has an office back in India, he has a number of patents with other inventors
and is very passionate about AI.
Lets hope the closing down of our Perth offices wasn't a mistake in the long run.
Smoothsailing
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This is unbelievable, what an amazing character working for BRN and SamsungMaybe interesting to note....possibly....another Samsung connection ?? over 3 years working with us on patents among other things.
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
Milind Joshi
Milind Joshi is an experienced Patent Attorney in Perth, specializing in electronics, software and ICT related patents.www.lexgeneris.com
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
Now there’s a match made in heaven
I know about that and that’s why I’m confident. That’s why I mentioned “Based on this analysis regarding the share price”
It's good that he has an office in india - there's a lot more AI invention going on there. With this Akida experience, maybe he can get TATA as a client.
Terroni2105
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I cant see where it says he is working for Samsung?Maybe interesting to note....possibly....another Samsung connection ?? over 3 years working with us on patents among other things.
Have any doors been opened in South Korea, I wonder...parted company in July I believe.
Milind Joshi
Milind Joshi is an experienced Patent Attorney in Perth, specializing in electronics, software and ICT related patents.www.lexgeneris.com
3rd quarter coming to a close in 2 weeks, this year is like many, slipping by faster and faster it would seem.
Tech
Smoothsailing
Regular
Milind has since held various pivotal positions in private practice and in-house roles. Noteworthy among his roles are heading IP division for Samsung Electronics (R&D) in India,
Frangipani
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Yes, according to his LinkedIn profile, Anup Vanarse moved to the US at the end of February and - since then based in Irvine, CA - continued to work for our company until August.
However, he is now “open for work” and actively looking for a new role.
The fact that he left what looks like a secure job without another one lined up (except for his ongoing side hustle as a remote AI/ML Advisor for NZ-based Scentian Bio, which presumably doesn’t pay the bills) suggests to me he was unhappy in his previous position, possibly due to personal tensions? (Or someone wasn’t happy with him and asked him to leave?)
I cannot imagine it was a decision taken lightly, especially for someone on a US work visa - which I assume he is on - as it means he is now probably under severe pressure to seek new employment under his work visa portability provisions, as otherwise he will soon have to leave the United States. (Just my speculation. Of course, for all we know, he could also be a natural born US citizen in no need of a work visa whose parents moved (back) to India after he was born - at least that is where he did his Bachelor of Computer Sciences and Engineering degree from 2009-2013, at Visvesvaraya Technological University.)
An interpersonal issue seems far more likely to me as a reason for Anup Vanarse quitting his job without a follow-up one in sight than an issue with our company as such - if he had generally not been happy working for BrainChip after having done so for more than 3.5 years in Perth, would he have taken the plunge and relocated to another continent, apparently uprooting his family, too? (Unless he were a scheming guy intent on securing a US work visa by any means, with the intention of switching employers after arriving on American soil, which I believe is highly unlikely.)
And I reckon he would also have worded his LinkedIn farewell post differently.
I had the same gut feeling when I noticed Nikunj Kotecha had suddenly left BrainChip end of last year and temporarily relocated back to India (he has since returned to California, but has not come back to work for us).
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-423978
By the way, someone else from our now closed-down Perth Research Institute recently relocated from WA to CA - right into the heart of Silicon Valley:
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been waiting for Vi Nguyen Thanh Le to come out of stealth by posting the customary LinkedIn message
“I am happy to share that I am starting a new position as …”
Santa Clara is of course the heart of Silicon Valley, where tech giants such as AMD, Intel and NVIDIA are headquartered, but also lots of smaller semiconductor companies and start-ups:
Category:Companies based in Santa Clara, California - Wikipedia
And then there is a plethora of further potential employers in the surrounding cities of Silicon Valley, there is also Stanford University nearby etc
It will be very interesting to see who hired Vi Nguyen Thanh Le - as her LinkedIn profile says she is now based in the US, her work visa must have already been approved (once again, assuming she is not a US citizen). I am pretty sure she wouldn’t have updated her location on LinkedIn if her California stint was just a tourist or family visit.
What this reveal likely won’t tell us, though, is:
Was our company not able to offer her a US-based job after closing down her former workplace in Perth, did she consciously choose to switch employers or will she be working for a company hiding behind an NDA with BrainChip…
Frangipani
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He isn’t currently, but indeed used to work for them: According to his LinkedIn profile, Milind Joshi left the IP division of Samsung Electronics in India almost two years before he became BrainChip‘s Global IP Strategist and Counsel:
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