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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Hi Slade,
Here's a comprehensive list of many of the crypto scammers who've decided to invade TSEx ATM (sadly). I think I can guarantee they won't help anyone get back any money at all, if you catch my drift.
Check out this guys name ( first on the list) - WANKA-FER! How appropriate! Says it all really!
PLEASE HELP SAVE US FROM THIS WANKER INVASION @zeeb0t!!!!!!!!!!!!
@wangkafer ... or WANKA as he is otherwise known as...
@Kennethwi78
@Martha409
@cethomas5
@dariybogdan61
@Brenda 565
@larrynicole
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DingoBorat
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Maybe it's the German smell in here, that's attracting themJesus Christ…. What the…
Dios mio … Jesus
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Maybe it's the German smell in here, that's attracting them
You are insulting the Germans here!
Why?? What did we do to deserve this?smoothsailing18
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Im working on it. First of all the crypto posts should have now stopped. Today I will clean up.Hi Slade,
Here's a comprehensive list of many of the crypto scammers who've decided to invade TSEx ATM (sadly). I think I can guarantee they won't help anyone get back any money at all, if you catch my drift.
Check out this guys name ( first on the list) - WANKA-FER! How appropriate! Says it all really!
PLEASE HELP SAVE US FROM THIS WANKER INVASION @zeeb0t!!!!!!!!!!!!
@wangkafer ... or WANKA as he is otherwise known as...
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@Kennethwi78
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@Martha409
@cethomas5
@dariybogdan61
@Brenda 565
@larrynicole
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Thanks @zeebot. Great work!
Maybe it's the German smell in here, that's attracting them
Careful, could also be the smell of Australian fear… it’s what the shorters and scammers always seem to be chasing.
That’s why “the dean” always starts his posts with “ahhhhh” …for him it’s like the smell of fresh brewed coffee in the morning.
DingoBorat
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It was a sledge aimed specifically at 7, because the last Crypto "helper" was a "German doctor" who he commented on and he's very vocal in here.You are insulting the Germans here!
I thought the other German's in here would have realised that and not taken personal offence, it's not like I mentioned the War or anything..
My Mother that raised me was German though, so I know boundaries of what can be deemed humor are limited.
Humor often pushes boundaries.
I apologise and am sorry, if anyone took real offence to what I said though.
No worries… if the situation continues like that, soon there will be no Germans or Germany … more something like Germanistan
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Renesas Expands MCU/MPU Portfolio to Meet New Processing Needs of Edge AI
Learn how Renesas' latest high-performance, low-power MCUs and MPUs with integrated neural processing units (NPUs) are purpose-built for AI computing.www.renesas.com
This looks promising. And for once they havent referenced their DRP accelerator.
Close JB ,
I highly recommend that you look into the RA8E1 & RA8E2 and the Event Link Controller .
Arm Ethos U85 and BrainChip Akida 2.0 comparisons
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Arm Ethos U85 and BrainChip Akida 2.0 comparisons
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Baron Von Ricta
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Fun Fact , Our Roadmap tells us that in the First Quarter 26 , the AKD 2.0 goes into Production with a custom designed specialised ASIC .
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Knowing the above , my guess when Tony Lewis said on LinkedIn that something is coming ,
Tony was expecting the Engineering Samples .
Is it not time for shareholders to get excited ?
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Knowing the above , my guess when Tony Lewis said on LinkedIn that something is coming ,
Tony was expecting the Engineering Samples .
Is it not time for shareholders to get excited ?
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Arm shares drop as outlook disappoints; company looks to invest to make own chips
By Max A. Cherney and Arsheeya Bajwa
July 31, 20259:32 AM GMT+10Updated July 31, 2025
Rene Haas, CEO of chip tech provider Arm Holdings, holds a replica of a chip with his company's logo on it, during an event in which Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim officially announces a $250 million deal with the company, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia March 5, 2025.
July 30 (Reuters) - Arm Holdings shares tumbled 8% in extended trading on Wednesday, after the chip tech provider issued quarterly forecasts that disappointed investors, in part because of its plans to invest a portion of its profit into building its own chips and other components.
- Arm's stock drops 8% after disappointing quarterly forecast
- Arm to invest in developing finished chips, CEO says
- CEO declined to share details on plans to develop finished chips
The company forecast fiscal second-quarter profit slightly below estimates as global trade tensions threaten to hit demand for Arm in its mainstay smartphone market, failing to satisfy investors who have sent the stock surging in recent months.
The plan to invest more heavily in developing its own chips marks a departure from Arm's long-time business of supplying intellectual property to companies ranging from Nvidia (NVDA.O), opens new tab to Amazon.com (AMZN.O), opens new tab, which already design their own chips.
Finished chips are the "physical embodiment" of a product Arm already sells called Compute Sub Systems (CSS), Arm CEO Rene Haas said.
"We are consciously deciding to invest more heavily - (in) the possibility of going beyond (designs) and building something, building chiplets or even possible solutions," Haas said in an interview with Reuters.
Chiplets are smaller, function-specific versions of a larger chip that designers can use as building blocks to form a complete processor. Solutions integrate hardware and software.
The decision to increase its investments in potential chips, chiplets and solutions may not result in a product if Arm decides to halt development or pause various projects, the company said.
If the company opts to make a full chip, it will eat into the company's profit and is no guarantee of success. Advanced AI chips cost upwards of $500 million for the silicon alone and potentially more for the server hardware and software necessary to support it.
To build up the necessary staff to make chiplets and other finished chips, Arm has been recruiting from its customers and competing against them for deals.
Haas declined to provide a timeframe in which the company's investments in the new strategy would translate into profit, or give specifics about potential new products that are part of the initiative. But he said that Arm would look at chiplets, "a physical chip, a board, a system, all of the above."
For years, the SoftBank Group -owned Arm has embarked on an ambitious campaign to expand its revenue and boost its profit through a combination of new, higher-margin products such as the CSS tech and boosting the royalties it collects on each chip. Details of discussions among Arm executives about making its own chips emerged during a trial in December.
The decision to build its own chip could bring Arm into direct competition with its customers such as Nvidia (NVDA.O), opens new tab, who rely on the company's intellectual property.
INVESTORS DISAPPOINTED
Arm's chip technology powers nearly every smartphone in the world, and its tame forecast underscores uncertainty faced by global manufacturers and their suppliers resulting from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policies.
UK-based Arm forecast adjusted per-share profit between 29 cents and 37 cents for the fiscal second quarter, the midpoint of which is below analysts' average estimate of 36 cents per share, according to LSEG data.
"Results and outlook were light and below expectations," said Summit Insights analyst Kinngai Chan.
Arm has surged around 150% since its stock market debut in 2023, and its shares recently traded at over 80 times expected earnings, far higher than the PE valuations of Nvidia, Advanced Micro and other chipmakers focused on AI.
Smartphones remain Arm's biggest stronghold. Morningstar analysts expect Arm to continue as the dominant architecture provider in smartphone processors, where it has a 99% market share.
Uncertainty fueled by tariff volatility and ongoing macroeconomic challenges has tapered end-market demand, with global smartphone shipments increasing just 1% in the April-to-June period, according to International Data Corporation.
Arm expects current-quarter revenue between $1.01 billion and $1.11 billion, in line with estimates of $1.06 billion.
The company reported first-quarter sales of $1.05 billion, coming in just shy of estimates of $1.06 billion. Adjusted profit of 35 cents per share was in line with estimates.
"Smartphone royalties (call it “Android on a low‑carb diet”) remain soft, especially in China, but cloud‑server and AI accelerator design wins keep the (next generation Arm tech) royalty treadmill humming," Running Point Capital chief investment officer Michael Schulman said.
I've been looking a bit further into the Arm Chiplet System Architecture (CSA) to determine how we might tie in to it and this morning I found a very interesting article (published 2 August 2025), which includes an equally interesting video.
At 2.28 mins into the video Eddie Ramirez, Vice President of Marketing at Arm says:
"So what we want to get to is where people talk about having compliant chiplet products to the standard, and the Arm IP will be designed to help enable that compliance as well. And so from our stand-point, we are very actively working on compute sub-systems that can be used to make the compute chiplets. We're also working with spans or IP interconnect, so that not only does it help connect multi-core Arm SOC's, but it also connects to accelerator chiplets as well. ".
Then, in the article there's a diagram which shows an “Acceleration” block, which is where it presumably allows for swap-in accelerators.
It doesn’t prove Akida specifically is in the plan, but if BrainChip delivers Akida 3 as a CSA/UCIe-compliant chiplet, it would fit perfectly into that “Acceleration” block which would be one of the cleanest paths to mass adoption for us IMO.
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Arming a Chiplet System Architecture
Arm’s Chiplet System Architecture, which addresses key chip design challenges, builds on the Neoverse Compute Subsystem and AMBA.
Here's a reminder of Arm's chiplet plans as outlined by Renee Haas, CEO of Arm (see full article in the above post).
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A few days ago (and before that), we saw otherwise supportive comments about Akida not being so hot when multiple objects were in the image.
This link is from a BRN proto-page someone posted elsewhere:
https://brainchip.com/object-detection-lp/
Object detection is a computer vision technique that first detects, so it can identify and locate multiple objects within images or video streams. Unlike simple image classification that only answers “what is this?”, object detection answers both “what objects are present?” and “where exactly are they located?” by drawing precise bounding boxes around each detected item.
This link is from a BRN proto-page someone posted elsewhere:
https://brainchip.com/object-detection-lp/
What Is Object Detection?
Object detection is a computer vision technique that first detects, so it can identify and locate multiple objects within images or video streams. Unlike simple image classification that only answers “what is this?”, object detection answers both “what objects are present?” and “where exactly are they located?” by drawing precise bounding boxes around each detected item.
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When Jonathan Tapson presented the Roadmap, he foreshadowed a couple of inventions in the pipeline which would improve efficiency (to do with moving data from memory).
This new BRN web page discusses Akida's CenterNet model, a "memory-friendly object detection model":
The Akida CenterNet model delivers production-ready object detection capabilities with unprecedented efficiency for edge deployment. Unlike full-size CenterNet, Akida’s CenterNet model is compressed and quantized, enabling real-time detection at low power with a tiny footprint.
1. Capture
- Input images through lightweight, optimized CNN backbone
- Extract essential visual features while maintaining computational efficiency
2. Process
- Refine features through compact neck layers for optimal detection
- Generate heatmaps, size predictions, and position offsets simultaneously
3. Detect
- Identify object center points from heatmap peaks
- Combine predictions into precise bounding boxes around detected objects
Ultra-Compact Design
Lightweight and memory-friendly object detection model for the smallest devices without compromising functionality or performance.
PS: I'm guessing the patents have been filed.
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