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[Pom down under]

That’s annoying

Think they were taking more about games than the console

 

[Pom down under]

Sean need to address his share holders as this is just about enough for everyone.
It’s been months since the AGM
It meant to happen before years end yet next week is November and nothing
We deserve to be updated Sean

Is it just me or do others feel this way

I am just feeling disappointed atm
Hopefully this will pass I am usually more positive

 

[AARONASX]

Sean need to address his share holders as this is just about enough for everyone.
It’s been months since the AGM
It meant to happen before years end yet next week is November and nothing
We deserve to be updated Sean

Is it just me or do others feel this way

I am just feeling disappointed atm
Hopefully this will pass I am usually more positive

All i want is a statement from Sean or anyone saying like this

"Brainchip is making significant progress. We are approaching the end of the initial phase and there is a strong likelihood of an important announcement in the coming weeks or months regarding potential future opportunities with these either—positive or negative—or partnerships that we can confidently announce to the market"

Plain, simple, doesn't not inflate or promote any profit, IMO

 

[Diogenese]

What point is David Wyatt actually trying to make?

Is he suggesting that BrainChip's technology shouldn't be classified as spiking neural network (SNN) because it's not spiking in nature according to him?

Is he accusing BrainChip of false advertising?

Is he trying to tarnish BrainChip's reputation stating that " the lack of details and open technical information should be a red flag"?

Honestly, how can this type of denigrating communication on the world's largest professional network be considered appropriate?

I don't think Dave knows much about Akida. In fact he admits as much in complaining about available information. The BRN web page has lots of information. His knowledge of Akida seems to be derived from a single presentation at a tech expo.

I think he has confused TENNS with Akida. TENNS does use MACs. Maybe he just woke up for that slide?

Tony Lewis, in his response, stresses that Akida uses "events", so I guess this is to differentiate the new 4-bit Akida from the original 1-bit Akida "spikes".

 

[FiveBucks]

That guy needs something to do! He is not worth anywhere near the 250k he is getting paid imo. At least from a shareholders pov. Don't get help for him, get a replacement who actually is interested in answering shareholders very valid questions........sorry TRIGGERED.

Carry on.

Surely an Ai company can work out a way to save $250k a year using AI.

It wouldn't be hard. Have an AI model generate an automated response. It's basically what we get from Tony in every response!

 

[Bravo]

Qualcomm’s next AI frontier is… your car

Qualcomm thinks smart cars will work a lot like smartphones, and that means AI

www.techradar.com

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[Smoothsailing]

What point is David Wyatt actually trying to make?

Is he suggesting that BrainChip's technology shouldn't be classified as spiking neural network (SNN) because it's not spiking in nature according to him?

Is he accusing BrainChip of false advertising?

Is he trying to tarnish BrainChip's reputation stating that " the lack of details and open technical information should be a red flag"?

Honestly, how can this type of denigrating communication on the world's largest professional network be considered appropriate?

Agreed and I let Tony know in case he missed it

 

[IloveLamp]

Surely an Ai company can work out a way to save $250k a year using AI.

It wouldn't be hard. Have an AI model generate an automated response. It's basically what we get from Tony in every response!

They're probably blissfully unaware of his lack of care and effort towards shareholders i assume ......or maybe they aren't.

Something needs to change though imo

 

[Pom down under]

They're probably blissfully unaware of his lack of care and effort towards shareholders i assume ......or maybe they aren't.

Something needs to change imo

 

[JB49]

Tata Elxsi - Transforming Healthcare with AI: A Technical Roadmap to Innovation, Compliance, and Metrics

Tata Elxsi

www.tataelxsi.com

This could be a good one to watch

 

[IloveLamp]

"Our team had that morning successfully negotiated a major development contract with ESA"

Sandi Habinc on LinkedIn: #iac2024 #spacecomputing

I had the great pleasure to discuss the future of European space microelectronics with Dr Josef Aschbacher, Director General of the European Space Agency -…

www.linkedin.com

 

[Diogenese]

Qualcomm’s next AI frontier is… your car

Qualcomm thinks smart cars will work a lot like smartphones, and that means AI

www.techradar.com

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Hi Bravo,

The latest Qualcomm patent I found indicates they are using a hynrid analog compute-in-memory neuron arrangement:

US2023297335A1 Hybrid Compute-in-Memory 20220315

The capacitor C is charged when both the switches S1 & S2 are closed.

US2023115373A1 ACCUMULATOR FOR DIGITAL COMPUTATION-IN-MEMORY ARCHITECTURES 20211013

a method for in-memory computation. The method generally includes: accumulating, via each digital counter of a plurality of digital counters, output signals on a respective column of multiple columns of a memory, wherein a plurality of memory cells are on each of the multiple columns, the plurality of memory cells storing multiple bits representing weights of a neural network, wherein the plurality of memory cells of each of the multiple columns correspond to different word-lines of the memory; adding, via an adder circuit, output signals of the plurality of digital counters; and accumulating, via an accumulator, output signals of the adder circuit.

 

[7für7]

Hi Bravo,

The latest Qualcomm patent I found indicates they are using a hynrid analog compute-in-memory neuron arrangement:

US2023297335A1 Hybrid Compute-in-Memory 20220315

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The capacitor C is charged when both the switches S1 & S2 are closed.

US2023115373A1 ACCUMULATOR FOR DIGITAL COMPUTATION-IN-MEMORY ARCHITECTURES 20211013

a method for in-memory computation. The method generally includes: accumulating, via each digital counter of a plurality of digital counters, output signals on a respective column of multiple columns of a memory, wherein a plurality of memory cells are on each of the multiple columns, the plurality of memory cells storing multiple bits representing weights of a neural network, wherein the plurality of memory cells of each of the multiple columns correspond to different word-lines of the memory; adding, via an adder circuit, output signals of the plurality of digital counters; and accumulating, via an accumulator, output signals of the adder circuit.

Look……I don’t think they’ve got a smarter solution than our nice beautiful brains, okay? Huuuuuge difference. But………., never mind, to each their own …right? That’s true …We’re not living in a planned economy..We’re not living in little Rocket Man’s land!
BUT EVERYONE, BELIEVE ME, EVERYONE WILL WANT A PIECE OF OUR BRAIN… they’ll come… because it’s the only real brain… beautiful brain! AND OUR BRAIN WILL GET BIGGER AND STRONGER THAN ANY OTHER BRAIN… remember my words… it’s true!

 

[itsol4605]

Hi Bravo,

The latest Qualcomm patent I found indicates they are using a hynrid analog compute-in-memory neuron arrangement:

US2023297335A1 Hybrid Compute-in-Memory 20220315

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The capacitor C is charged when both the switches S1 & S2 are closed.

US2023115373A1 ACCUMULATOR FOR DIGITAL COMPUTATION-IN-MEMORY ARCHITECTURES 20211013

a method for in-memory computation. The method generally includes: accumulating, via each digital counter of a plurality of digital counters, output signals on a respective column of multiple columns of a memory, wherein a plurality of memory cells are on each of the multiple columns, the plurality of memory cells storing multiple bits representing weights of a neural network, wherein the plurality of memory cells of each of the multiple columns correspond to different word-lines of the memory; adding, via an adder circuit, output signals of the plurality of digital counters; and accumulating, via an accumulator, output signals of the adder circuit.

This slmple principle should be a patent?

 

[Diogenese]

This slmple principle should be a patent?

As Ella says:

" 'tain't what you do;
It's the way that you do it."

 

[McHale]

The point is that he might not be up to date on the latest developments. Neither regarding BrainChip, nor Intel, because he no longer works there. I can easily imagine that internally at Intel he was already acting like a know-it-all. He’s just an Intel lohi fanboy who wants to talk down BrainChip. Additionally, maybe he’s a shorter? Who knows. His profile say “investor” maybe he is investing in an other company trying to down ramp openly? DH

Does the bloke actually know what he is talking about, doesn't look like it.

 

[yogi]

Here we go

 

[Schwale]

What point is David Wyatt actually trying to make?

Is he suggesting that BrainChip's technology shouldn't be classified as spiking neural network (SNN) because it's not spiking in nature according to him?

Is he accusing BrainChip of false advertising?

Is he trying to tarnish BrainChip's reputation stating that " the lack of details and open technical information should be a red flag"?

Honestly, how can this type of denigrating communication on the world's largest professional network be considered appropriate?

Ignorance!

 

[7für7]

Does the bloke actually know what he is talking about, doesn't look like it.

I think he knows very well what he is talking about. That makes it more worse I would say

 

[Pom down under]

Surely an Ai company can work out a way to save $250k a year using AI.

It wouldn't be hard. Have an AI model generate an automated response. It's basically what we get from Tony in every response!

Who needs AI to work that out you just sack the CEO