Hi
@JB49,
it must be the CES 2025 media interview with Bill Wong, which was recorded two months before Edge Impulse was acquired by Qualcomm.
This is a screenshot I took on 9 January (the one that got subsequently deleted):
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(I’m pretty sure this accompanying picture of a podcast recording shows Steve Brightfield interviewing Bill Eichen from De Girum, though, not Bill Wong.)
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Have a look at this picture and note the armchair, sofa and sofa cushions in the background:
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As you can see below, the above photo must have been taken in the Venetian Tower suite BrainChip had booked for CES 2025:
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At the time, everything between BrainChip and Edge Impulse seemed perfectly harmonious:
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Two months later, on 10 March, we found out that Edge Impulse had been acquired by Qualcomm:
Today, Edge Impulse is excited to announce its next step forward — we’ve signed an agreement to join the Qualcomm Technologies team.
www.edgeimpulse.com
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Fast forward to 5 April, when you spotted the suspension of BrainChip models on Edge Impulse, which continues to be the status quo even today, a whole month later (
https://docs.edgeimpulse.com/docs/edge-ai-hardware/cpu-+-ai-accelerators/akd1000), although according to
https://brainchip.com/partners/ Edge Impulse remains a BrainChip enablement partner…
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