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Someone at a company called Small & Smart Inc (S&S), based in Monterey, CA, which claims to provide “solutions for network-centric unmanned and autonomous systems with mobile devices” (all hydrogen-powered it seems) has been accumulating info on potential (I assume) artificial intelligence partners, and has in this context also made notes about BrainChip as well as Frontgrade Gaisler and Penn State University (both in connection with BRN):
small8smart.org
Maybe someone with Vietnamese roots is behind all this?
halongbay/vc/ss/contact.html
As I’m sure many of you will know, Halong Bay is a picturesque bay in Northeastern Vietnam famous for its limestone karsts and islands, and the name Hạ Long means "descending dragon”. The S&S brand is called yourDragonXi, as is one of their web domains (www.yourdragonxi.org - the ending .org is unusual for a business, though, isn’t it?)
I noticed the company also has another website presence under https://southernocean.ai, which equally connects to webpages on https://www.yourdragonxi.org
Strangely, no names of company staff are provided on the contact page, just a postal address, phone number and generic email addresses:
This foreword explains the name yourDragonXi:
Some of the subpages - like the one about potential (?) AI partners - appear very up-to-date, others are outdated or somewhat weird…
Not sure whether this is all still on the drawing board, in a POC state or further advanced (as is suggested).
All I can say is that someone must be a fan of the Greek alphabet
and has meticulously accumulated information, eg on benefits of their products, competitors, potential partners, etc.
Haven’t had time, though, to dig more into this (they have a pretty chaotic website; it’s in fact hard and too time-consuming to retrace all the subpages from which I took screenshots…) and find out how that company has been performing over the 30+years of its existence…
small8smart.org | partners
Maybe someone with Vietnamese roots is behind all this?
As I’m sure many of you will know, Halong Bay is a picturesque bay in Northeastern Vietnam famous for its limestone karsts and islands, and the name Hạ Long means "descending dragon”. The S&S brand is called yourDragonXi, as is one of their web domains (www.yourdragonxi.org - the ending .org is unusual for a business, though, isn’t it?)
I noticed the company also has another website presence under https://southernocean.ai, which equally connects to webpages on https://www.yourdragonxi.org
Strangely, no names of company staff are provided on the contact page, just a postal address, phone number and generic email addresses:
This foreword explains the name yourDragonXi:
Some of the subpages - like the one about potential (?) AI partners - appear very up-to-date, others are outdated or somewhat weird…
Not sure whether this is all still on the drawing board, in a POC state or further advanced (as is suggested).
All I can say is that someone must be a fan of the Greek alphabet
and has meticulously accumulated information, eg on benefits of their products, competitors, potential partners, etc.Haven’t had time, though, to dig more into this (they have a pretty chaotic website; it’s in fact hard and too time-consuming to retrace all the subpages from which I took screenshots…) and find out how that company has been performing over the 30+years of its existence…
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The absoluteness of Steve's statement makes me a little nervous...
Results Monday morning, can allay those fears Dan!
You've had at least a week or so
Well, what a relief to know, then, that - if we are to believe Steve Cox - it can absolutely not have been Dan Ganousis’ fault that his previous employer Untether AI folded about three months ago after failing to raise money…
The engineering team was “acquihired” by AMD, but there was apparently no longer any need for the Sales Department staff:
Untether AI - Ultra-efficient, high-performance at-memory compute for diverse neural networks
Untether AI makes high-performance AI cost effective from the cloud to the edge, with faster throughput, greater accuracy, and superior energy efficiency.
www.untether.ai
Canadian chip company Untether AI winding down operations
Advanced Micro Devices strikes deal to access Toronto-based startup’s talent
www.theglobeandmail.com
AMD snaps up Untether AI team as energy-efficient chip startup folds
Canadian AI semiconductor startup Untether AI is set to close its doors, with its staff joining up with AMD.
By the way, Untether AI’s former VP of WW Sales, Chris Stevens, who prior to that had also been our own former VP of WW Sales, already left the (at the time still active) Toronto-based company back in January and is now with MemryX, see my 7 May post below:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-460665
So it is totally understandable why Dan Ganousis - as a former Sales Director of a company that no longer had any use for him, since it was winding down and its technology hadn’t been snapped up - would have been looking for a new job.
The interesting question, though, is: Why was this contract position recently created by our company in the first place?
Also, I don’t recall it ever being advertised.
Is this possibly going to be converted into a permanent full-time role at some point like it happened with Jonathan Tapson who was initially engaged with us as a part-time consultant?
But how many well-paying sales positions can our company currently afford?
Dot…dot…dot…
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