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The guy is on a winner. Pure genius. Strategic... Functional, scalable, cheep. Watch this space closely. Palmer lucky is a forward thinker and he knows what's the Beez knees... And that's nuromorphic... No doubt about it we are on the "radar"...
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Arm is saying all the right things but is yet to take a serious punt on us. So frustrating!
AI bigger than internet and smartphones, says Arm Holdings
By Liew Jia Teng
19 May 2025, 05:22 pm
Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, addresses the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday. (Photo by Liew Jia Teng/The Edge)
TAIPEI (May 19): British chip architect Arm Holdings plc, backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp, believes artificial intelligence (AI) is a bigger technological shift than the internet or the smartphone.
AI models are now evolving and accelerating, Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, told the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday.
“We are at the doorstep of the most important moment in the history of technology,” he said. “Today, the discussion is no longer about what AI might do, but what it’s doing.”
The Cambridge-headquartered semiconductor and software design firm licenses the instruction sets for modern chips to partners, who then make chips with customisations for their unique applications.
Arm-designed chips are nearly all-present in the modern world, from sensors, automotive, personal computers (PCs), Internet of Things, smartphones to supercomputers.
“Now is a time for us to build what’s next,” Bergey said. “And the best part? We don’t have to do it alone… we can do this together.”
In March, the Malaysian government announced that it will pay Arm a total of US$250 million (RM1.11 billion) over 10 years for semiconductor-related licences and know-how.
The main goals are to create “Made by Malaysia” AI chips in the next five to seven years, as well as to establish 10 chip companies with a combined annual turnover of up to US$20 billion.
The UK firm has shipped over 300 billion chips and today, 99% of smartphones run on Arm-based processors. Some 70% of the world's population uses Arm-based products, while 50% of all chips with processors are Arm-based.
“Yesterday’s legacy architecture can’t power tomorrow’s AI. We need to move faster and scale smartly. If we don’t solve efficiency, AI won’t scale,” he warned.
By the end of 2025, half of new devices and server chips being shipped to hyperscalers will be Arm-based, while over 40% of PCs and tablets shipments will also be Arm-backed, according to Bergey.
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AI bigger than internet and smartphones, says Arm Holdings
By Liew Jia Teng
19 May 2025, 05:22 pm
Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, addresses the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday. (Photo by Liew Jia Teng/The Edge)
TAIPEI (May 19): British chip architect Arm Holdings plc, backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp, believes artificial intelligence (AI) is a bigger technological shift than the internet or the smartphone.
AI models are now evolving and accelerating, Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, told the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday.
“We are at the doorstep of the most important moment in the history of technology,” he said. “Today, the discussion is no longer about what AI might do, but what it’s doing.”
The Cambridge-headquartered semiconductor and software design firm licenses the instruction sets for modern chips to partners, who then make chips with customisations for their unique applications.
Arm-designed chips are nearly all-present in the modern world, from sensors, automotive, personal computers (PCs), Internet of Things, smartphones to supercomputers.
“Now is a time for us to build what’s next,” Bergey said. “And the best part? We don’t have to do it alone… we can do this together.”
In March, the Malaysian government announced that it will pay Arm a total of US$250 million (RM1.11 billion) over 10 years for semiconductor-related licences and know-how.
The main goals are to create “Made by Malaysia” AI chips in the next five to seven years, as well as to establish 10 chip companies with a combined annual turnover of up to US$20 billion.
The UK firm has shipped over 300 billion chips and today, 99% of smartphones run on Arm-based processors. Some 70% of the world's population uses Arm-based products, while 50% of all chips with processors are Arm-based.
“Yesterday’s legacy architecture can’t power tomorrow’s AI. We need to move faster and scale smartly. If we don’t solve efficiency, AI won’t scale,” he warned.
By the end of 2025, half of new devices and server chips being shipped to hyperscalers will be Arm-based, while over 40% of PCs and tablets shipments will also be Arm-backed, according to Bergey.
AI bigger than internet and smartphones, says Arm Holdings
British chip architect Arm Holdings plc, backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp, believes artificial intelligence (AI) is a bigger technological shift than the internet or the smartphone.
If he is 'on the ball' the least we will get is an significant offer for our patents once we have made significant progress on our Tech roadmap.Arm is saying all the right things but is yet to take a serious punt on us. So frustrating!
AI bigger than internet and smartphones, says Arm Holdings
By Liew Jia Teng
19 May 2025, 05:22 pm
Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, addresses the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday. (Photo by Liew Jia Teng/The Edge)
TAIPEI (May 19): British chip architect Arm Holdings plc, backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp, believes artificial intelligence (AI) is a bigger technological shift than the internet or the smartphone.
AI models are now evolving and accelerating, Chris Bergey, Arm's senior vice-president and general manager of client line of business, told the audience during the Computex 2025 Arm Executive Session at Grand Hilai Taipei on Monday.
“We are at the doorstep of the most important moment in the history of technology,” he said. “Today, the discussion is no longer about what AI might do, but what it’s doing.”
The Cambridge-headquartered semiconductor and software design firm licenses the instruction sets for modern chips to partners, who then make chips with customisations for their unique applications.
Arm-designed chips are nearly all-present in the modern world, from sensors, automotive, personal computers (PCs), Internet of Things, smartphones to supercomputers.
“Now is a time for us to build what’s next,” Bergey said. “And the best part? We don’t have to do it alone… we can do this together.”
In March, the Malaysian government announced that it will pay Arm a total of US$250 million (RM1.11 billion) over 10 years for semiconductor-related licences and know-how.
The main goals are to create “Made by Malaysia” AI chips in the next five to seven years, as well as to establish 10 chip companies with a combined annual turnover of up to US$20 billion.
The UK firm has shipped over 300 billion chips and today, 99% of smartphones run on Arm-based processors. Some 70% of the world's population uses Arm-based products, while 50% of all chips with processors are Arm-based.
“Yesterday’s legacy architecture can’t power tomorrow’s AI. We need to move faster and scale smartly. If we don’t solve efficiency, AI won’t scale,” he warned.
By the end of 2025, half of new devices and server chips being shipped to hyperscalers will be Arm-based, while over 40% of PCs and tablets shipments will also be Arm-backed, according to Bergey.
AI bigger than internet and smartphones, says Arm Holdings
British chip architect Arm Holdings plc, backed by Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp, believes artificial intelligence (AI) is a bigger technological shift than the internet or the smartphone.
Patents = our safety net
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Not sure if posted before. Apologies if it has.
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1741-2552/adb079
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Fullmoonfever
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And hopefully the work and patent etc all assigned to BRN as part of employment as Rudy has now moved on.
Nanoveu seem to be moving quickly. Listen from 22.15. A few key points:
- Starting to work with customers in the US such as Garmin, Meta, Amazon
- Start getting MOU, LOUs and engineering revenue this year; Commercialisation on products next year. Should be profitable very quick. Expects to be turning a huge profit in 2027 (lol)
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Wow… the positive vibes here just hit different!
Who else was celebrating the New Year like they were gonna get rich in 2025?
I’ll go first…
I did!
The fat lady hasn't sung yet.
BigDonger101
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Can imagine he's blowing a tonne of smoke up investors asses.
Agreed - sounds like rob telson circa 2021 lol
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Frangipani
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The revised GIASaaS (Global Instant Satellite as a Service, formerly Greek Infrastructure for Satellite as a Service) concept website by OHB Hellas is finally back online - and Akida now no longer shows up as UAV1 (see my post above) but as one of three SATs! 🛰
AKIDA, the envisioned SAT with the AKD1000 PCIe Card onboard, is slated to handle both Object Detection as well as Satellite Detection, while the planned KRIA and CORAL satellites (equipped with a Xilinx KRIA KV260 Vision AI Starter Kit resp. a Google Coral TPU Dev Board) are tasked to handle Vessel Detection, Cloud Detection and Fire Detection (for some reason OHB Hellas removed Flood Detection from the list of applications).
Please note that this is currently a concept website only.
The idea behind GIASaaS as well as mock 3D-printed versions of the yet-to-be-lauched satellites were presented at DEFEA 2025 - Defense Exhibition Athens earlier this month, as @Stable Genius had spotted on LinkedIn:
🚀 Satellite-as-a-Service: Simplifying Space for Defence & Security | OHB Hellas
🚀 Satellite-as-a-Service: Simplifying Space for Defence & Security At OHB Hellas, we’re bringing a new space service model to life — one that combines flexibility, autonomy, and intelligent data delivery. During #DEFEA2025 (📍Hall 3 | Stand A31), we will demonstrate how our...www.linkedin.com
GIASaaS by OHB Hellas
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Great research @Frangipani !The revised GIASaaS (Global Instant Satellite as a Service, formerly Greek Infrastructure for Satellite as a Service) concept website by OHB Hellas is finally online - and Akida now no longer shows up as UAV1 (see my post above) but as one of three SATs! 🛰
AKIDA, the envisioned SAT with the AKD1000 PCIe Card onboard, is slated to handle both Object Detection as well as Satellite Detection, while the planned KRIA and CORAL satellites (equipped with a Xilinx KRIA KV260 Vision AI Starter Kit resp. a Google Coral TPU Dev Board) are tasked to handle Vessel Detection, Cloud Detection and Fire Detection.
Please note that this is currently a concept website only.
The idea behind GIASaaS as well as mock 3D-printed versions of the yet-to-be-lauched satellites were presented at DEFEA 2025 - Defense Exhibition Athens earlier this month, as @Stable Genius had spotted on LinkedIn:
GIASaaS by OHB Hellas
giasaas.eu
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Interesting about the task vs satellite processor choices as we know Akida has already proven it’s capable of vessel identification in another project.
Hopefully over time we can increase Akida’s offerings via OHB Hella.
Fantastic news for Akida to be available, more validation in space and a great opportunity!
And yet people shared every damn thing that Rob liked on LinkedIn thinking it was to do with Brainchip
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