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[smoothsailing18]

Has it been historically possible for a share price to go from 20 cent to $ 8.00 in one year ?.

 

[MDhere]

Has it been historically possible for a share price to go from 20 cent to $ 8.00 in one year ?.

interesting question... well Qualcomm was $3.99 in Jan 1999 and went to $75.50 in January 2020 so if you /that by 10 .39 to $7.50 its not undoable.... lol also this is usd

I reckon though that would be a very tall order to fill to reach $8.00 anytime soon.... I rather think half or even a quarter of that would be more like it... but as I pointed out it's not undoable. lol

 

[Jefwilto]

Has it been historically possible for a share price to go from 20 cent to $ 8.00 in one year ?.

AI Overview

Yes, it is highly plausible for an Australian company's share price to increase from $0.20 to over $8.00 in a single year, although it is not a common occurrence. Such a dramatic rise would represent a significant gain for investors, potentially a 40-fold increase in value. While not impossible, this would require exceptional circumstances and a strong positive catalyst for the company.

Here's why:

• Significant Growth Potential:
  A company starting at $0.20 per share may be a small or emerging entity with substantial growth potential. If the company achieves significant milestones, such as securing a major contract, launching a successful product, or experiencing positive market trends, its share price can increase rapidly.
• Market Sentiment and Speculation:
  Positive news or market trends can drive significant investor interest and speculation, pushing the share price higher.
• Company-Specific Factors:
  A company's performance, including its revenue, profits, and overall financial health, plays a crucial role in its share price. Strong financial performance can lead to increased investor confidence and demand for the stock, driving up the price.
• External Factors:
  The broader economic environment, industry trends, and even government policies can all influence a company's performance and, consequently, its share price.
• Lack of Historical Precedent:
  While such a drastic increase is possible, it is not a typical or frequent occurrence. It would likely involve a company experiencing exceptional circumstances and outperforming expectations by a wide margin.

In conclusion, while a share price increase from $0.20 to over $8.00 in a year is possible for an Australian company, it would be a remarkable event driven by exceptional performance and favorable market conditions.

 

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Extremely interesting comment by Alf Kuchenbuch in response to a post by STEMIX.TECH, a newly-founded Romanian “deep-tech and innovation-focused company specializing in AI-centric hardware and software products” that has plans to launch an AI-powered kids’ toy.

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They seem to have been in contact for a while, given the reply by STEMIX.TECH?!

Of course, as a start-up founded in 2024, they are not in our target group of companies that would be able to afford signing an IP license with us.
But their vision of “becoming a leading provider of LLM edge devices” sounds as if Akida 2.0 would be a much better fit than any AKD1000/1500 chips?

So is this possibly a case of a collaboration involving a potential software license of TENNs only?! After all, you don’t necessarily need Akida for running TENNs!



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Until February, both STEMIX.TECH co-founders Alf Kuchenbuch addressed in his comment used to be with CyberSwarm, another AI start-up from Romania that has previously been discussed here on TSE. One as Project Manager, the other one as CTO. So both of them are already familiar with neuromorphic technology, although CyberSwarm uses analog architecture rather than digital.

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Looks as if they recently met up with Alf Kuchenbuch at Hardware Pioneers Max in London:

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Here is some more info on the AI toy they are planning on launching:



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So STEMIX.TECH’s AI toy will definitely have a connection to the cloud, as “parents can access a web portal to view all questions, answers, and interactions their child has with the toy.”

Some parents will like this idea, but I personally think it opens up a can of privacy and data protection issues.

Just over a year ago, I spotted an intriguing comment by Alf Kuchenbuch under a STEMIX.TECH LinkedIn post. The founders of this Romanian startup “specializing in AI-centric hardware and software products” had previously worked for CyberSwarm, a neuromorphic startup with roots and an R&D centre in Romania as well, but headquartered in San Mateo, CA.

(…)

While we never heard anything concrete with regards to an actual collaboration between BrainChip and STEMIX.TECH in the ensuing months, I did notice a number of LinkedIn ‘likes’ being exchanged, including this recent one: Their CTO Ionuț Moldovanu gave Alf Kuchenbuch’s Edge AI Milan 2025 post a , in which our VP of Sales, EMEA had mentioned “validating our approach with Akida2 with TENNs, which we will start rolling out for evaluation in summer 2025”:

So it appears our companies are still interested in each other, if not already secretly an item.

Although the AI toy project sounded pretty advanced in development at the time (“We’re about to launch…”), STEMIX.TECH never again referred to it on LinkedIn.

Is the Bucharest-based startup still working on it in secrecy?
Or have they meanwhile shelved that project, which would actually be somewhat surprising, given what their CTO stated in this video uploaded to YouTube on 17 June 2024, less than a month before Alf Kuchenbuch made the above comment, whose content suggested they had already been in contact for some time.

“STEMIX.TECH D1 demo video - Voice AI development kit - Use the full power of LLM with our low power development board”:




From 3 min onwards, Ionuț Moldovanu says “Basically you could run a lot of other apps, like voice-to-voice - we’re gonna do a demo with that one as well. You could also tie sensors to it, so the generation could be made accordingly to what the sensors see, sensor values [?]. You can embed it in wearables, you can embed it in industrial equipment, in toys. Actually toys are one of our best choices right now for integrating this device, because smart toys with connections to LLM could be really interactive and engaging for users.”


I pointed out at the time that the envisaged smart toy appeared to be conceptualised as cloud-based, which made me wonder how our company would fit into this, since we keep on spruiking the benefits of privacy and security thanks to on-device processing without having to send data to and from the cloud. Remember, we’re talking about an electronic children’s toy here, where data protection should be of paramount importance!

Also, our potential partner was a yet unknown Romanian startup. It seemed implausible that they would have the budget to take out a regular IP license with us, although our business model had evolved into just that - IP licensing... That’s why I wrote at the time: “So is this possibly a case of a collaboration involving a potential software license of TENNs only?! After all, you don’t necessarily need Akida for running TENNs!”

Fast forward a year and see our BrainChip team buzzing with excitement about Akida GenAI and LLMs on the Edge. This made me revisit that July 2024 STEMIX.TECH post and speculate whether the reason why the smart toy hasn’t yet been launched may possibly have to do with our company convincing the STEMIX.TECH team at the time to shelve their original concept of utilising LLM cloud models, and instead offer to work with them on “LLMs on the Edge” in the true sense of the word: “Small Large Language Models” that can fit on a chip inside the toy and function without any internet connection, hence keeping conversations between children and their AI toys private and safe, all within the family’s four walls.

Is BrainChip possibly working with STEMIX.TECH in the form of a joint partnership (which would circumvent any upfront licence fee) to demonstrate what is possible with regards to LLMs at the Edge?

As I said, all this is pure speculation only. Maybe the project simply got shelved - be it temporarily or indefinitely.


Shortly after the LinkedIn post about the AI toy, STEMIX.TECH announced a partnership with Butonul Roșu - Niciodată Singur (https://butonulrosu.ro/, Butonul Roșu meaning “Red Button”) on the development of an “LTE-M SOS enabled bracelet or keychain focused on safety and health monitoring”.

What piqued my interest about this device - given I was aware of BrainChip’s prior intention of working on another project with STEMIX-TECH - is the sentence “The IoT-LLM technology we are developing will be part of the next wave of energy efficient, AI integrated hardware and software products. It represents a new generation of infrastructure that can analyse and “think” about physical data in ways we never imagined before.”

According to a LinkedIn post I stumbled across yesterday, the health wearable is apparently going to be launched under the name STEMIXGuardian. The first few lines in Romanian translate as “Thank you, Liviu! Thank you, Ionut! Stemix, or a reason not to leave Romania permanently:”

Other than that, STEMIX.TECH’s focus seems to have shifted to industrial applications :

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 | STEMIX.TECH

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 Artificial intelligence (AI) is often discussed in abstract or futuristic terms, nonetheless at Stemix.Tech we believe in Applied AI Solutions - meaning intelligent solutions that improve real-world operations, now. We don't just use AI — we...

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STEMIX.TECH - AI Operations Platform

Applied AI Solutions for industrial data collection and analysis

www.stemix.tech

So nothing concrete to see here for now, but I shall continue to keep an eye on this “Applied AI Solutions” startup…

 

[7für7]

Has it been historically possible for a share price to go from 20 cent to $ 8.00 in one year ?.

Not against you….
But I honestly don’t get why some people always have to go straight for the extreme scenarios.

Let the company actually find its footing, generate consistent revenue, and get Akida into real products… not just trials. These steps don’t happen in a year, and as we can all see, they take time.

Personally, I’d already be happy to see us move past $0.50 … not because I’d suddenly be rich, but because it would make the stock more attractive again. $0.70 would be even better, $1 would be perfect if it could be held with real progress behind it.

What I absolutely don’t want is a reverse split just so some people can see a “higher share price.” Right now, the shorters would just slam it straight back down … and then we’d not only have a “ridiculous” share price again, but also less shares in our accounts.

 

[Bravo]

Nvidia unlocks CUDA for RISC-V processors, opening up its AI ecosystem​

Nvidia's latest step in expanding its AI empire​

July 23, 2025 at 2:53 PM

Nvidia unlocks CUDA for RISC-V processors, opening up its AI ecosystem

Nvidia has officially ported its Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) to RISC-V, a move announced at a recent RISC-V summit in China. According to Nvidia's Frans Sijstermans,...

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This should help to accelerate RISC-V's momentum.

Not sure, but hopefully it also opens up the opportunity for hyrbid systems combining RISC‑V host, Akida inference cores, and CUDA-capable GPUs for tiered AI tasks?....

NVIDIA plans to use SiFive’s HiFive Premier P550 RISC‑V SoC during early CUDA porting. BrainChip's ecosystem includes RISC‑V partner SiFive in joint IP licensing contexts. Akida neuromorphic IP is already RISC‑V compatible.

As NVIDIA moves deeper into RISC‑V + CUDA for embedded AI, you would think it should open up partnership interest in complementary technologies that fill gaps. For example, CUDA can’t run efficiently at the milliwatt, always-on edge like Akida can. CUDA can’t do event-driven spiking inference natively but Akida is built for this.

Published 23 July 25

Nvidia CUDA Comes to RISC-V Hosts, Not Devices - XPU.pub

Nvidia is porting CUDA RISC-V CPU hosts, similar to x86 and Arm, confusing observers hoping Nvidia would support RISC-V NPU devices.

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EXTRACT

 

[7für7]

Nvidia unlocks CUDA for RISC-V processors, opening up its AI ecosystem​

Nvidia's latest step in expanding its AI empire​

July 23, 2025 at 2:53 PM

Nvidia unlocks CUDA for RISC-V processors, opening up its AI ecosystem

Nvidia has officially ported its Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) to RISC-V, a move announced at a recent RISC-V summit in China. According to Nvidia's Frans Sijstermans,...

www.techspot.com

This should help to accelerate RISC-V's momentum.

Not sure, but hopefully it also opens up the opportunity for hyrbid systems combining RISC‑V host, Akida inference cores, and CUDA-capable GPUs for tiered AI tasks?....

NVIDIA plans to use SiFive’s HiFive Premier P550 RISC‑V SoC during early CUDA porting. BrainChip's ecosystem includes RISC‑V partner SiFive in joint IP licensing contexts. Akida neuromorphic IP is already RISC‑V compatible.

As NVIDIA moves deeper into RISC‑V + CUDA for embedded AI, you would think it should open up partnership interest in complementary technologies that fill gaps. For example, CUDA can’t run efficiently at the milliwatt, always-on edge like Akida can. CUDA can’t do event-driven spiking inference natively but Akida is built for this.


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Published 23 July 25

Nvidia CUDA Comes to RISC-V Hosts, Not Devices - XPU.pub

Nvidia is porting CUDA RISC-V CPU hosts, similar to x86 and Arm, confusing observers hoping Nvidia would support RISC-V NPU devices.

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And here the same… I never really understood why some people see NVIDIA as a competitor.

I’ve always believed the opposite …that we could actually help them move forward with their ambitions…. As a partner in their program…

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
I know there are several aspects I didn’t mention here for now, but this is just meant as a simple overview…

 

[Bravo]

And here the same… I never really understood why some people see NVIDIA as a competitor.

I’ve always believed the opposite …that we could actually help them move forward with their ambitions…. As a partner in their program…

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
I know there are several aspects I didn’t mention here for now, but this is just meant as a simple overview…

Hi @7für7,

I'm looking forward to what some of the more tech savvy forum members have to say about this development.

But, I do agree with you in seeing NVIDIA much more as a partner, rather than a competitor. And this sentiment was oft repeated by our BOD, especially in the earlier days.

it's helpful that NVIDIA's CUDA on RISC‑V does not appear to threaten or overlap with BrainChip’s event-driven neuromorphic technology. This would seem to position Akida for synergy, rather than direct competition with NVIDIA.

If SiFive sees growing traction from CUDA developers, hopefully it increases the potential for Akida to be bundled or integrated for AI inference at the edge.

At the very least it will encourage more silicon vendors, device OEMs, and SoC designers to standardize on RISC‑V, which directly expands the addressable market for Akida IP.

 

[itsol4605]

Has it been historically possible for a share price to go from 20 cent to $ 8.00 in one year ?.

e.g.
- AMC Entertainment (3000 %)
- Axie Infinity (16000%)

 

[manny100]

And here the same… I never really understood why some people see NVIDIA as a competitor.

I’ve always believed the opposite …that we could actually help them move forward with their ambitions…. As a partner in their program…

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
I know there are several aspects I didn’t mention here for now, but this is just meant as a simple overview…

I agree, NVIDIA uses traditional Edge AI whereas we are Neuromorphic Edge AI.
It will not become really apparent until the Neuromorphic industry reaches a decent size.
Then the larger traditional based companies will be looking to break into Neuromorphic.

 

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How does this compare to Akida?

 

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Posted 2 weeks ago, see comment from Anthony Lewis just 4 hours ago.

 

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Blog: "Akida in Space" By Douglas McLelland, BrainChip https://lnkd.in/edtZzP6N In this post, we’ll explore how Akida’s unique architecture addresses the energy and latency challenges of space-based #AI, and why it’s poised to become a game-changer for edge intelligence beyond Earth. Read...

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Posted 3 weeks ago, comments from last couple of days.

 

[Flenton]

And here the same… I never really understood why some people see NVIDIA as a competitor.

I’ve always believed the opposite …that we could actually help them move forward with their ambitions…. As a partner in their program…

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
I know there are several aspects I didn’t mention here for now, but this is just meant as a simple overview…

Was it Louis (old CEO) mention very early on that he sees NVIDIA more as a partner than competitor.
I think of the processing units working together for the best results. The NPU will take tasks away from the GPU / CPU to improve all levels of computer processing.
I don't claim to fully understand what's happening in this IT world so I'm happy for someone correct me, this is just how I see it.

 

[keyeat]

Just over a year ago, I spotted an intriguing comment by Alf Kuchenbuch under a STEMIX.TECH LinkedIn post. The founders of this Romanian startup “specializing in AI-centric hardware and software products” had previously worked for CyberSwarm, a neuromorphic startup with roots and an R&D centre in Romania as well, but headquartered in San Mateo, CA.

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While we never heard anything concrete with regards to an actual collaboration between BrainChip and STEMIX.TECH in the ensuing months, I did notice a number of LinkedIn ‘likes’ being exchanged, including this recent one: Their CTO Ionuț Moldovanu gave Alf Kuchenbuch’s Edge AI Milan 2025 post a , in which our VP of Sales, EMEA had mentioned “validating our approach with Akida2 with TENNs, which we will start rolling out for evaluation in summer 2025”:

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So it appears our companies are still interested in each other, if not already secretly an item.

Although the AI toy project sounded pretty advanced in development at the time (“We’re about to launch…”), STEMIX.TECH never again referred to it on LinkedIn.

Is the Bucharest-based startup still working on it in secrecy?
Or have they meanwhile shelved that project, which would actually be somewhat surprising, given what their CTO stated in this video uploaded to YouTube on 17 June 2024, less than a month before Alf Kuchenbuch made the above comment, whose content suggested they had already been in contact for some time.

“STEMIX.TECH D1 demo video - Voice AI development kit - Use the full power of LLM with our low power development board”:




From 3 min onwards, Ionuț Moldovanu says “Basically you could run a lot of other apps, like voice-to-voice - we’re gonna do a demo with that one as well. You could also tie sensors to it, so the generation could be made accordingly to what the sensors see, sensor values [?]. You can embed it in wearables, you can embed it in industrial equipment, in toys. Actually toys are one of our best choices right now for integrating this device, because smart toys with connections to LLM could be really interactive and engaging for users.”


I pointed out at the time that the envisaged smart toy appeared to be conceptualised as cloud-based, which made me wonder how our company would fit into this, since we keep on spruiking the benefits of privacy and security thanks to on-device processing without having to send data to and from the cloud. Remember, we’re talking about an electronic children’s toy here, where data protection should be of paramount importance!

Also, our potential partner was a yet unknown Romanian startup. It seemed implausible that they would have the budget to take out a regular IP license with us, although our business model had evolved into just that - IP licensing... That’s why I wrote at the time: “So is this possibly a case of a collaboration involving a potential software license of TENNs only?! After all, you don’t necessarily need Akida for running TENNs!”

Fast forward a year and see our BrainChip team buzzing with excitement about Akida GenAI and LLMs on the Edge. This made me revisit that July 2024 STEMIX.TECH post and speculate whether the reason why the smart toy hasn’t yet been launched may possibly have to do with our company convincing the STEMIX.TECH team at the time to shelve their original concept of utilising LLM cloud models, and instead offer to work with them on “LLMs on the Edge” in the true sense of the word: “Small Large Language Models” that can fit on a chip inside the toy and function without any internet connection, hence keeping conversations between children and their AI toys private and safe, all within the family’s four walls.

Is BrainChip possibly working with STEMIX.TECH in the form of a joint partnership (which would circumvent any upfront licence fee) to demonstrate what is possible with regards to LLMs at the Edge?

As I said, all this is pure speculation only. Maybe the project simply got shelved - be it temporarily or indefinitely.


Shortly after the LinkedIn post about the AI toy, STEMIX.TECH announced a partnership with Butonul Roșu - Niciodată Singur (https://butonulrosu.ro/, Butonul Roșu meaning “Red Button”) on the development of an “LTE-M SOS enabled bracelet or keychain focused on safety and health monitoring”.

What piqued my interest about this device - given I was aware of BrainChip’s prior intention of working on another project with STEMIX-TECH - is the sentence “The IoT-LLM technology we are developing will be part of the next wave of energy efficient, AI integrated hardware and software products. It represents a new generation of infrastructure that can analyse and “think” about physical data in ways we never imagined before.”


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According to a LinkedIn post I stumbled across yesterday, the health wearable is apparently going to be launched under the name STEMIXGuardian. The first few lines in Romanian translate as “Thank you, Liviu! Thank you, Ionut! Stemix, or a reason not to leave Romania permanently:”

View attachment 88986


Other than that, STEMIX.TECH’s focus seems to have shifted to industrial applications :

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 | STEMIX.TECH

𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 Artificial intelligence (AI) is often discussed in abstract or futuristic terms, nonetheless at Stemix.Tech we believe in Applied AI Solutions - meaning intelligent solutions that improve real-world operations, now. We don't just use AI — we...

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STEMIX.TECH - AI Operations Platform

Applied AI Solutions for industrial data collection and analysis

www.stemix.tech

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So nothing concrete to see here for now, but I shall continue to keep an eye on this “Applied AI Solutions” startup…

THIS is what Brainchip should be demoing ! real use case where battery life is key , not bloody microwaves / air fryer , fridge freezer etc

 

[Space Cadet]

Interesting

Pity can't access.

https://www.spiedigitallibrary.org/...logy/10.1117/12.3055845.short?tab=ArticleLink

SC

 

[Mt09]

Was it Louis (old CEO) mention very early on that he sees NVIDIA more as a partner than competitor.
I think of the processing units working together for the best results. The NPU will take tasks away from the GPU / CPU to improve all levels of computer processing.
I don't claim to fully understand what's happening in this IT world so I'm happy for someone correct me, this is just how I see it.

Rob Telson

 

[Frangipani]

While one Frontgrade Gaisler team is currently touring Asia and will be in Tokyo next week, participating in SPEXA (Space Business Expo Japan)…

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As part of the Gaisler's Asia Tour 2025 we are participating in SPEXA (Space Business Expo Japan), a premier event showcasing over 100 cutting-edge space solutions, from satellite and rocket technology to AI-driven space infrastructure. Let’s connect in Tokyo soon. #SPEXA2025 #SpaceTech...

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… another Frontgrade Gaisler team that includes General Manager Sandi Habinc is currently on the other side of the Pacific, also promoting - among other products - GR801, their first neuromorphic AI solution for space, built on the radiation-hardened NOEL-V processor and powered by Akida:

Take the chance to learn more about GR765 and GR801 at IEEE Space Computing + Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology conference end of the month! | Sandi Habinc

Take the chance to learn more about GR765 and GR801 at IEEE Space Computing + Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology conference end of the month! The most important space computing event in the states. #spacecomputing

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Prior to that they had exhibited at IEEE NSREC (Nuclear & Space Radiation Effects Conference) that took place in Nashville, TN from 14-18 July:

On my way to this year’s edition of IEEE NSREC. | Sandi Habinc

On my way to this year’s edition of IEEE NSREC. Let’s meet in Frontgrade Technologies’ booth this week to talk about GR765 and GR801. #spacecomputing #ai #riscv #leon5ft #gr765 #gr801

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The one and only IEEE NSREC 2025 General Chair Dolores Black visited the Frontgrade Technologies booth and had a chat with Alisa Coffey, Chief Marketing Officer, and me. | Sandi Habinc

The one and only IEEE NSREC 2025 General Chair Dolores Black visited the Frontgrade Technologies booth and had a chat with Alisa Coffey, Chief Marketing Officer, and me. Half way through and the conference is already a success with a diverse technical program. We have had many interesting...

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