BRN Discussion Ongoing

[db1969oz]

Always couple of days behind, but gives a good overview:

https://stocktrack.com.au/asx/brn/shorts?

Cheers

 

[BEISHA]

I heard a while back that Germany has the highest use of solar power per capita than any other country - despite their climate. Not sure if that's still the case but the fact that it isn't Australia, by a long way, is just shameful I reckon. So far we suck at being green......

" So far we suck at being green "

Albanese will turn that around rather swift IMO, Morrison was the one that sucked at green policy , add foreign policy to that list too!!

Thats the prime reason why I voted Labour, after being a Liberal voter for all of my adult life.

The world needs to go green ASAP or our future generations are going to fry

I predominantly invest in lithium coys as EV is the future, but BRN Akida Al, will also have a part to play, with its energy efficiency related to computer systems.

How many computer units are actively used in the word right now ?

Approx 2.7 billion and counting.

How many fossil fuel vehicles in the world currently ?

Approx 1.5 billion and counting.

Get those two sectors green and you are on your way to a greener world.

imo

 

[MDhere]

In light of what has happened today, I'm going to take it very seriously today. We are a community here and one of our rules is to post in English.

• "English Only - We welcome investors from all over the globe, but please consider the primary audience of this site. All posts should be written in English to avoid conversation derailment or confusion. Consider using a tool like Google Translate before posting. This is not intended to be unfair, but rather, to ensure your post is understood and that our community thus communicates back to you. Without that, there is not much value in posting at all."

Like you, I am German and yes, I do the work of translating some things I am unsure of. I am also aware that I probably make quite a few mistakes. I don't care about that it's about the signal to participate. I timed your post to translate for the group, it was 16 seconds. It should be worth it to you. I have recommended the tool DeepL several times.

Dallas: "Each F1 car has 300 sensors that generate 1.1 million telemetry data points per second that are transmitted from the cars to the pits. This real-time data is combined with over 70 years of historical race data stored on Amazon S3 to deliver comprehensive insights that inform, educate and enrich the fan experience and provide more insight into the choice of race strategy that leads to winning track performances."

Thanks Cosors, this translation i found interesting and brought me right back to the Agm where i was having a general chat with PDVM and he said, did u know that cars have over 300 sensors.

i was like ok wow no i didn't know that. And now @Dallas now mentions this very number 300 sensors. That to me is interesting.

So as i do i thought i would do some further investigating putting these two occurences in my head together and found a couple of very interesting reads in English.

Fist link mention sensors data on-premises by AWS as well as mentions HPE.

The latter link i found most interesting is dated
7 july 2022.
HPE who is teamed with... Mercedes

So AWS and HPE are my bets on smarter sensors using AKIDA. Boomity boom boom.

Happy week fellow brners

How Cloud Data-Crunching Power Accelerates the F1 Racing Experience

How Cloud Data-Crunching Power Accelerates the F1 Racing Experience

Formula 1 racing teams use powerful cloud and edge computing technologies to gain an edge on the track. These relationships are also valuable to tech companies, showcasing cutting...

datacenterfrontier.com

What Formula 1 Racing Says About Auto’s High-Tech Future

What Formula 1 Racing Says About Auto’s High-Tech Future

What we know about the tech on and off the track.

semiengineering.com

 

[supersonic001]

This will be my final post. It has been an education in many respects but we have now reached the point where I can see no value in the process from my personal perspective. @zeeb0t has done a remarkable job of creating this place for shareholders to engage and exchange views and research and I have great admiration for him.

There are posters now though who post what they claim to be contrary investment arguments however they are on analysis simply expressions of their anxieties. There are those who post statements about what they are going to do if x, y or z does not happen. Which again being charitable these pointless threats are expressions of anxiety but some I suspect when I read their previous posts are probably just bullies. There are those who post claims about future income and when it is going to show up that are unsupported by anything published or spoken by the company.

There are those who continue to research and post links and articles that increase knowledge of the technology and partners but I personally no longer need any further validation of the technology and its revolutionary nature.

So to all those who I have enjoyed the journey with to this point and who like myself have no doubts about the company and its future success I say thank you and may the 1,000 Eyes continue to be an unbelievable source of information and inspiration to all new shareholders.

I look forward to meeting up again at the 2023 AGM in Sydney.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Sad to see you go FF, you've been and remain a wealth of interrogative knowledge to the 1000 eyes here, and i like others will miss your rigour, assessment and validation of information flowing thru the veins of the TSE forum, you will be missed
Please take care of yourself and your loved ones, and may you check-in from time to time for a few salient words of wisdom for the group
All the best and good luck !!
SSC1

 

[Deleted member 118]

How i feel about Shorters...

And if I was a women

 

[jk6199]

So, if there is 90 million shares borrowed for shorting, the majority of large holders are the company’s founders and higher management, even if some retail holders sell, who’s going to buy up all the rest of the shorted shares?
I think I just felt better sitting here with my shares, as I reckon I’m going to be more relaxed than these shorters soon

 

[Bravo]

Thanks Cosors, this translation i found interesting and brought me right back to the Agm where i was having a general chat with PDVM and he said, did u know that cars have over 300 sensors.

i was like ok wow no i didn't know that. And now @Dallas now mentions this very number 300 sensors. That to me is interesting.

So as i do i thought i would do some further investigating putting these two occurences in my head together and found a couple of very interesting reads in English.

Fist link mention sensors data on-premises by AWS as well as mentions HPE.

The latter link i found most interesting is dated
7 july 2022.
HPE who is teamed with... Mercedes

So AWS and HPE are my bets on smarter sensors using AKIDA. Boomity boom boom.

Happy week fellow brners

How Cloud Data-Crunching Power Accelerates the F1 Racing Experience

How Cloud Data-Crunching Power Accelerates the F1 Racing Experience

Formula 1 racing teams use powerful cloud and edge computing technologies to gain an edge on the track. These relationships are also valuable to tech companies, showcasing cutting...

datacenterfrontier.com

What Formula 1 Racing Says About Auto’s High-Tech Future

What Formula 1 Racing Says About Auto’s High-Tech Future

What we know about the tech on and off the track.

semiengineering.com

Hi @MDhere, yes, I think the Hewlett Packard + Mercedes (who luuurve AKIDA) connection is VERY interesting. Even more so perhaps when you consider that HPE are also involved with NASA (who also luuurve AKIDA).

One thing that I am still ruminating over is what Rob Telson said a little while ago about BrainChip helping NASA get into orbit. I've been wondering whether he might have been referring to "the Spaceborne Computer-2, which HPE sent to orbit in February 2021 in a Northrop Grumman Cygnus capsule in collaboration with the ISS National Laboratory".

So, did we help get the Spaceborne Computer-2 into orbit with HPE?????

Spaceborne Computer-2 completes 24 experiments on ISS

Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Microsoft and NASA will share details at the 37th Space Symposium on 24 research experiments completed to date on the International Space Station’s HPE Spaceborne Comput…

spacenews.com

 

[Foxdog]

This will be my final post. It has been an education in many respects but we have now reached the point where I can see no value in the process from my personal perspective. @zeeb0t has done a remarkable job of creating this place for shareholders to engage and exchange views and research and I have great admiration for him.

There are posters now though who post what they claim to be contrary investment arguments however they are on analysis simply expressions of their anxieties. There are those who post statements about what they are going to do if x, y or z does not happen. Which again being charitable these pointless threats are expressions of anxiety but some I suspect when I read their previous posts are probably just bullies. There are those who post claims about future income and when it is going to show up that are unsupported by anything published or spoken by the company.

There are those who continue to research and post links and articles that increase knowledge of the technology and partners but I personally no longer need any further validation of the technology and its revolutionary nature.

So to all those who I have enjoyed the journey with to this point and who like myself have no doubts about the company and its future success I say thank you and may the 1,000 Eyes continue to be an unbelievable source of information and inspiration to all new shareholders.

I look forward to meeting up again at the 2023 AGM in Sydney.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Hope you continue to hover in the background FF, albeit anonymously. Hopefully I will be able to introduce myself in person at the 2023 AGM.
Thanks for all of your research and generous insights - much appreciated

 

[Deleted member 118]

Someone brought up HP and I wasn’t going to bother posting this, but now HP is being discussed I thought I would, but can we be involved in anyway?

https://www.hpe.com/us/en/solutions/artificial-intelligence/nvidia-collaboration.html

HPE Adds New Cloud Services, Simplified Experience to GreenLake Platform

HPE announced a unified experience providing one view of all services edge-to-cloud, the convergence…

www.storagereview.com

Home-grown Euro chipmaker SiPearl signs deal with HPE, Nvidia

Claims partnerships will drive development and adoption of exascale computing in Europe

www.theregister.com

SiPearl - The designer of the European microprocessor

SiPearl is building the European high-performance low-power microprocessor for supercomputing and artificial intelligence

sipearl.com

SiPearl Signs a Major Licensing Agreement with Arm for Its First-gen of Microprocessors - CTIMES News

SiPearl, the company that is designing the high-performance, low-power microprocessor for the European exascale supercomputer, has signed a major technological licensing agreement with Arm, the global semiconductor IP provider

en.ctimes.com.tw

 

[Fullmoonfever]

@Fact Finder

Just catching up on posts while have time and....

But on a serious note....all the best and like all been said before, appreciated your efforts and input. You know where we are

 

[JK200SX]

"New laptop powered by mystery quad-core RISC-V processor listed online"
"The company said in a press release that the hotly anticipated ROMA development platform features an unannounced quad-core RISC-V processor with a companion NPU/GPU for the fastest, seamless RISC-V native software development available."

Could it be?.......

DeepComputing and Xcalibyte Open Pre-Orders for First Native RISC-V Development Laptop; Quantities Limited | Xcalibyte and Deep Computing – RISC-V International

riscv.org

Take note, Arm: The world's first RISC-V laptop is now available for preorder

New laptop powered by mystery quad-core RISC-V processor listed online

www.techradar.com

 

[MDhere]

Also,

Tomorrow...12th July 2022.

44th Annual Conference of IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Buology Society.

Brainchip representative ....Arpan Pal.

* this BRN event was found and shared by MDhere.


Regards,
Esq.

Arpan Pal

 

[Fullmoonfever]

"New laptop powered by mystery quad-core RISC-V processor listed online"
"The company said in a press release that the hotly anticipated ROMA development platform features an unannounced quad-core RISC-V processor with a companion NPU/GPU for the fastest, seamless RISC-V native software development available."

Could it be?.......

DeepComputing and Xcalibyte Open Pre-Orders for First Native RISC-V Development Laptop; Quantities Limited | Xcalibyte and Deep Computing – RISC-V International

riscv.org

Take note, Arm: The world's first RISC-V laptop is now available for preorder

New laptop powered by mystery quad-core RISC-V processor listed online

www.techradar.com

Got a feint memory that FF may have raised this potential before as well a while ago.

Not sure but anyway.

Something from:

First RISC-V laptop available now for pre-order with quad-core processor and 16 GB LPDDR4X RAM

No pricing or exact availability info for now, but the first RISC-V laptop dubbed ROMA is powered by an unannounced quad-core processor complemented by up to 16 GB of LPDDR4X and up to 256 GB of storage. It also integrates a GPU and an NPU and offers support for most Linux distros.

www.notebookcheck.net

I noted the comment in this paragraph...highlighted.

The RISC-V instruction set architecture has been around for quite some time now, and, for all intents and purposes, it is one of the better alternatives to the X86 ISA that is currently dominating the PC market. Despite its open source nature, RISC-V has not seen any meaningful mainstream adoption, but with the latest push started a few years ago, the interest in this technology has been spiking considerably. SiFive is hard at work on a few desktop PC incarnations and now we see DeepComputing and Xcalibyte collaborating to bring the first RISC-V-powered laptop.

Takes you to...

SiFive announces RISC-V P650 16-core processor launching in mid-2022

SiFive is aiming to catch up to ARM by committing to deliver significant performance improvements in record time. The Performance P650 processors releasing next year will scale to 16 cores and deliver up to 81% performance increase per core compared to ARM's Cortex-A75.

www.notebookcheck.net

SiFive announces RISC-V P650 16-core processor launching in mid-2022​

RISC-V is catching up to ARM. (Image Source: min.news)
SiFive is aiming to catch up to ARM by committing to deliver significant performance improvements in record time. The Performance P650 processors releasing next year will scale to 16 cores and deliver up to 81% performance increase per core compared to ARM's Cortex-A75.

Who knows at this stage where the NPU is from or whether the Risc-V is SiFive but time will tell as specs drill down I guess.

 

[db1969oz]

There’s a website called shorthand.co.au that have the number of shares short. As for when they have to be closed out that’s up to the person holding the position. I got the 10 day average from yahoo finance

Thanks very much.

 

[Deleted member 118]

A RISC-V videos to watch if anyone interested

 

[Deleted member 118]

Sorry if posts before

 

[DingoBorat]

So, if there is 90 million shares borrowed for shorting, the majority of large holders are the company’s founders and higher management, even if some retail holders sell, who’s going to buy up all the rest of the shorted shares?
I think I just felt better sitting here with my shares, as I reckon I’m going to be more relaxed than these shorters soon

What we had with the Mercedes announcement, was primarily a "Short Squeeze" which continued for weeks..

Short Squeezes - What They Are and How They Work

Wondering what short squeezes are and how they happen? Read our ultimate guide to short squeezes and get all the information you need.

centerpointsecurities.com

I love this analogy from the article..
"Being caught on the wrong side of a short squeeze is one of the worst experiences a trader can go through. It’s akin to being viciously dragged into the ocean by a riptide while strolling on the beach"

The whole article is a good read, but this also caught my eye..

"The rotation of participants is a cycle of new buyers coming in while old shorts stop out and new shorts coming in as old buyers take profits results in a perpetual rise in prices"

This is what I thought was happening, when I was frothing at the mouth, with my "It’s self sustaining now" (Doc Ock reference) posts, back then..

But a lack of subsequent news flow, of a material kind and very poor market conditions, primarily due to Putin, canned that..

There were far far fewer shorts then and the Company, in my opinion and with the partnerships and engagements, that have transpired during the last few months..
Is in a far stronger position, if you disregard the current share price.

So a short squeeze now, is going to be a spectacle, the likes of which, we have never experienced.

But we need some solid news flow (and I mean material announcements) and we need, some kind of positive progress in Ukraine.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Got a feint memory that FF may have raised this potential before as well a while ago.

Not sure but anyway.

Something from:

First RISC-V laptop available now for pre-order with quad-core processor and 16 GB LPDDR4X RAM

No pricing or exact availability info for now, but the first RISC-V laptop dubbed ROMA is powered by an unannounced quad-core processor complemented by up to 16 GB of LPDDR4X and up to 256 GB of storage. It also integrates a GPU and an NPU and offers support for most Linux distros.

www.notebookcheck.net

I noted the comment in this paragraph...highlighted.

The RISC-V instruction set architecture has been around for quite some time now, and, for all intents and purposes, it is one of the better alternatives to the X86 ISA that is currently dominating the PC market. Despite its open source nature, RISC-V has not seen any meaningful mainstream adoption, but with the latest push started a few years ago, the interest in this technology has been spiking considerably. SiFive is hard at work on a few desktop PC incarnations and now we see DeepComputing and Xcalibyte collaborating to bring the first RISC-V-powered laptop.

Takes you to...

SiFive announces RISC-V P650 16-core processor launching in mid-2022

SiFive is aiming to catch up to ARM by committing to deliver significant performance improvements in record time. The Performance P650 processors releasing next year will scale to 16 cores and deliver up to 81% performance increase per core compared to ARM's Cortex-A75.

www.notebookcheck.net

SiFive announces RISC-V P650 16-core processor launching in mid-2022​

RISC-V is catching up to ARM. (Image Source: min.news)
SiFive is aiming to catch up to ARM by committing to deliver significant performance improvements in record time. The Performance P650 processors releasing next year will scale to 16 cores and deliver up to 81% performance increase per core compared to ARM's Cortex-A75.

Who knows at this stage where the NPU is from or whether the Risc-V is SiFive but time will tell as specs drill down I guess.

So, on the prev post.

Found this Chinese site with this assumption on what now appears known.

I'm hazarding a guess at someone else not Akida....but happy to be wrong.

Chinese Manufacturer Announces World’s First RISC-V Laptop for Developers – FENQ

"Although the official photo of ROMA has not been released...."

"At the Spring 2022 RISC-V Week event held in Paris, France in early May, the PPT presented by Philipp Tomsich, chairman of the RISC-V International Software Committee, showed a photo of a suspected RISC-V laptop. ROMA corresponds to it.

The reason is that the detail exposed in the upper left corner of this picture happens to be a mineral water that is very common in China : )"

Risc-V International made up with so many diff partners, members including likes of SiFive, Xcalibyte, StarFive, Intel, Renesas etc etc. so who knows who's involved I guess.

RISC-V Members

Member organizations are crucial to RISC-V International, as they drive collaboration, innovation, and the development of open standards that propel the growth of the RISC-V ecosystem.

riscv.org

Some primary specs I see which has 2 chip options.

ROMA Linux laptop to feature quad-core RISC-V SoC, support Web3, NFT, cryptocurrencies, etc... - CNX Software

ROMA is an upcoming modular RISC-V Linux laptop with Web3 technology and primarily designed for software developers

www.cnx-software.com

ROMA laptop preliminary specifications:

• SoC – Quad-core RISC-V CPU with GPU for graphics, NPU for AI (12nm chip for the Pro model, 28nm chip for the Standard model)
• System Memory – 16GB LPDDR4/LPDDR4X RAM
• Storage – 256GB eMMC flash
• Security – Arm SC300 security enclave processor
• Display, keyboard, touchpad

StarFive is Chinese and does AI/ML processors from what I can see so far and has 12nm & 28nm chips though not techy enough to know if would be the possible ones.

处理器内核

sf.workspacep5.webfoss.com

 

[Earlyrelease]

Note sure if this has been posted before. Those with NASA experience may want to have a look. It ties in with Nviso and its experience with using the Nvidia Jetson.

• Limited Compute and Random Restarts: It’s true: working in space is hard. In satellite operating environments, power is a scarce and finite resource. We carefully ration power between the Edge AI system and the satellite’s imaging and communications hardware. Practically speaking, the Edge AI system has only minutes of runtime on board the Jetson TX-2i. Changes to the satellite’s orbital trajectory and assigned capture tasks can further reduce this runtime, requiring our software to have increased fault tolerance.

https://blog.palantir.com/edge-ai-in-space-93d793433a1e

 

[Rise from the ashes]

OMG! I just died with laughter @BaconLover is this yours?