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[zeeb0t]

Is Samsung going to take up AKIDA IP?

This question until answered by Brainchip in an ASX announcement or until Samsung 'does a Merc' will remain complete conjecture.

Therefore what I am about to say is entirely my own opinion based upon facts that I personally find compelling:

1. The former CEO Mr. Dinardo stated early 2020 that a large Sth Korean company was testing AKIDA to an even greater extent than Brainchip. Following this statement I did a lot of rabbit hole research and became convinced that at that time which would have been 2019/2020 Samsung had the most advanced neuromorphic computing research program of the large Sth Korean companies that might be involved.

2. In a joint presentation/webinar where the former CEO Mr. Dinardo, Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar all presented Anil Mankar went out of his way to personally thank Samsung for providing the DVS camera used in the AKIDA demonstration.

3. Samsung have continued to engage in research around neuromorphic computing up to the present date. NASA, Renesas, MegaChips, Valeo, Ford, Mercedes and a number of independent researchers have all viewed AKIDA technology and continue to engage with and promote openly in some cases, the benefits of AKIDA technology despite having full exposure to Intel's offering in the form of Loihi and IBM's TruNorth. Indeed in January, 2022 the US Airforce funded a research project around AKIDA technology. So if all these others are impressed then why not Samsung and at the very least why would Samsung not still be looking at the AKIDA technology particularly as Brainchip has since the comments by Mr. Dinardo Brainchip has produced the AKD1000 engineering sample, introduced MetaTF, cracked open the champagne on a number of critical patent grants, and produced the Commercial AKD1000 that has with minor modifications greatly improved performance over the engineering sample.

4. Then you throw in the use of the Samsung Fridge in Brainchip promo videos and as I said over on the other site either Anil Mankar has a mate in the warehouse who lends him stuff without the boss knowing or there is some formal tie up with Samsung.

5. This is not a proven fact because it would require a few individuals in the world of neuromorphic computing to concede the point but on all the evidence it does seem to be that Brainchip's AKD1000 is the first commercial neuromorphic chip to be released in all the World and that it has around a 3 year lead over any known competitor.

6. In addition AKD2000 which takes a further technology leap is highly likely to reach the market in 2022 and based upon the release of the AKD1000 IP about 12 months before the engineering samples it is highly likely that it could already as IP be in the hands of lets say a large Sth Korean company being tested and a major European Automobile manufacturer being trialled for identifying flying plastic bags.

As I made clear the above is just my personal opinion and I am sure many may have reservations which is completely reasonable but I believe Samsung is a given.

It does not of course mean that Brainchip will make an announcement because I think that is what the deal with MegaChips is all about given that it prides itself on not disclosing its customer base beyond Nintendo.

My anonymous opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: 'does a Merc' - a new term which means to crow about being partnered with Brainchip for the purpose of out performing all your competitors by using AKIDA technology - (not yet listed in any dictionary of phases however I think by popular usage it will be in coming years and you read it hear first)

Does a merc … love it!

 

[thelittleshort]

Is Samsung going to take up AKIDA IP?

This question until answered by Brainchip in an ASX announcement or until Samsung 'does a Merc' will remain complete conjecture.

Therefore what I am about to say is entirely my own opinion based upon facts that I personally find compelling:

1. The former CEO Mr. Dinardo stated early 2020 that a large Sth Korean company was testing AKIDA to an even greater extent than Brainchip. Following this statement I did a lot of rabbit hole research and became convinced that at that time which would have been 2019/2020 Samsung had the most advanced neuromorphic computing research program of the large Sth Korean companies that might be involved.

2. In a joint presentation/webinar where the former CEO Mr. Dinardo, Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar all presented Anil Mankar went out of his way to personally thank Samsung for providing the DVS camera used in the AKIDA demonstration.

3. Samsung have continued to engage in research around neuromorphic computing up to the present date. NASA, Renesas, MegaChips, Valeo, Ford, Mercedes and a number of independent researchers have all viewed AKIDA technology and continue to engage with and promote openly in some cases, the benefits of AKIDA technology despite having full exposure to Intel's offering in the form of Loihi and IBM's TruNorth. Indeed in January, 2022 the US Airforce funded a research project around AKIDA technology. So if all these others are impressed then why not Samsung and at the very least why would Samsung not still be looking at the AKIDA technology particularly as Brainchip has since the comments by Mr. Dinardo Brainchip has produced the AKD1000 engineering sample, introduced MetaTF, cracked open the champagne on a number of critical patent grants, and produced the Commercial AKD1000 that has with minor modifications greatly improved performance over the engineering sample.

4. Then you throw in the use of the Samsung Fridge in Brainchip promo videos and as I said over on the other site either Anil Mankar has a mate in the warehouse who lends him stuff without the boss knowing or there is some formal tie up with Samsung.

5. This is not a proven fact because it would require a few individuals in the world of neuromorphic computing to concede the point but on all the evidence it does seem to be that Brainchip's AKD1000 is the first commercial neuromorphic chip to be released in all the World and that it has around a 3 year lead over any known competitor.

6. In addition AKD2000 which takes a further technology leap is highly likely to reach the market in 2022 and based upon the release of the AKD1000 IP about 12 months before the engineering samples it is highly likely that it could already as IP be in the hands of lets say a large Sth Korean company being tested and a major European Automobile manufacturer being trialled for identifying flying plastic bags.

As I made clear the above is just my personal opinion and I am sure many may have reservations which is completely reasonable but I believe Samsung is a given.

It does not of course mean that Brainchip will make an announcement because I think that is what the deal with MegaChips is all about given that it prides itself on not disclosing its customer base beyond Nintendo.

My anonymous opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: 'does a Merc' - a new term which means to crow about being partnered with Brainchip for the purpose of out performing all your competitors by using AKIDA technology - (not yet listed in any dictionary of phases however I think by popular usage it will be in coming years and you read it hear first)

Great analysis FF

Very logical and certainly hope you are correct on all counts. Regarding item 4, unless Samsung were on board then surely Brainchip would have been reprimanded for using visuals of Samsung products?

Hopefully it’s not long until they and others do a Merc and the SP heads into the stratosphere

TLS

 

[Fact Finder]

Felipeestrobo ( now that's a mouth full ) It's better than " jurker " I would suggest ! Good to see you on board the " ballista " train.

Akida Ballista

hotty...

Certainly is but if zeebot is listening could people who for what ever reason do not post be called 'Observers'.

Funny story. Not long after my much better half and I were going out together we went to see a play called East. It was set in the East End of London and the program had a dictionary of East End words and their English equivalent. The foyer of the theatre was very compact and was stacked with theatre goers holding their alcoholic drinks at head height because of the crush.

My wife to be asked me a question which upon being asked as she needed to speak up so I could hear her absolute silence descended on all those in the foyer awaiting my answer. The question, "In the glossary it has 'tug' meaning to 'jerk' what does 'jerk' mean do you know?" Well needless to say for my sins I did and to a hushed audience I told her which led to a sudden outburst of laughter and a very embarrassed companion. Much simpler times.

FF.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Is Samsung going to take up AKIDA IP?

This question until answered by Brainchip in an ASX announcement or until Samsung 'does a Merc' will remain complete conjecture.

Therefore what I am about to say is entirely my own opinion based upon facts that I personally find compelling:

1. The former CEO Mr. Dinardo stated early 2020 that a large Sth Korean company was testing AKIDA to an even greater extent than Brainchip. Following this statement I did a lot of rabbit hole research and became convinced that at that time which would have been 2019/2020 Samsung had the most advanced neuromorphic computing research program of the large Sth Korean companies that might be involved.

2. In a joint presentation/webinar where the former CEO Mr. Dinardo, Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar all presented Anil Mankar went out of his way to personally thank Samsung for providing the DVS camera used in the AKIDA demonstration.

3. Samsung have continued to engage in research around neuromorphic computing up to the present date. NASA, Renesas, MegaChips, Valeo, Ford, Mercedes and a number of independent researchers have all viewed AKIDA technology and continue to engage with and promote openly in some cases, the benefits of AKIDA technology despite having full exposure to Intel's offering in the form of Loihi and IBM's TruNorth. Indeed in January, 2022 the US Airforce funded a research project around AKIDA technology. So if all these others are impressed then why not Samsung and at the very least why would Samsung not still be looking at the AKIDA technology particularly as Brainchip has since the comments by Mr. Dinardo Brainchip has produced the AKD1000 engineering sample, introduced MetaTF, cracked open the champagne on a number of critical patent grants, and produced the Commercial AKD1000 that has with minor modifications greatly improved performance over the engineering sample.

4. Then you throw in the use of the Samsung Fridge in Brainchip promo videos and as I said over on the other site either Anil Mankar has a mate in the warehouse who lends him stuff without the boss knowing or there is some formal tie up with Samsung.

5. This is not a proven fact because it would require a few individuals in the world of neuromorphic computing to concede the point but on all the evidence it does seem to be that Brainchip's AKD1000 is the first commercial neuromorphic chip to be released in all the World and that it has around a 3 year lead over any known competitor.

6. In addition AKD2000 which takes a further technology leap is highly likely to reach the market in 2022 and based upon the release of the AKD1000 IP about 12 months before the engineering samples it is highly likely that it could already as IP be in the hands of lets say a large Sth Korean company being tested and a major European Automobile manufacturer being trialled for identifying flying plastic bags.

As I made clear the above is just my personal opinion and I am sure many may have reservations which is completely reasonable but I believe Samsung is a given.

It does not of course mean that Brainchip will make an announcement because I think that is what the deal with MegaChips is all about given that it prides itself on not disclosing its customer base beyond Nintendo.

My anonymous opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: 'does a Merc' - a new term which means to crow about being partnered with Brainchip for the purpose of out performing all your competitors by using AKIDA technology - (not yet listed in any dictionary of phases however I think by popular usage it will be in coming years and you read it hear first)

Nicely put FF ... and I love the new phrase 'does a Merc' so WHEN we get such huge announcements soon!! from the likes of....NASA, Samsung, Ford, Renesas etc ( feels a bit flippant putting etc ) with such huge other companies that could be on board!! anyway so when these announcements come through are we now going to be saying......... They've only gone and 'done a Merc" ... to be said like Del boy (only Fools and Horses)

 

[MrEdge]

Hyundai, Kia seek innovative start-up partners for future technologies

Hyundai, Kia seek innovative start-up partners for future technologies

www.eenewsautomotive.com

 

[BaconLover]

The AI edge chip market is on fire, kindled by 'staggering' VC funding

Dozens of startups continue to get tens of millions in venture funding to make chips for AI in mobile and other embedded computing uses. The race shows no sign of slowing down.

www.zdnet.com

BULLISH.
Saw another article recently on this thread earlier from this website and looks like we're making some waves and creating a theme here.

 

[Fact Finder]

Current Market Outlook​

As the world adopts digitalization across increasingly more sectors,
markets, and everyday use cases, the damage generated from cybercrimes
is only going to increase unless robust solutions are developed to
take preemptive measures.
With loT having been deemed the most vulnerable to cyber attacks due to
the limitations of the underlying technology, many applications are
considered a huge security risk for feasible organizational use and smart
home appliances.

According to the World Economic Forum, approximately $5.2 trillion USD in global
revenue will be at risk across 2019 to 2023 due to cyberattacks, making cybersecurity
a large-scale concern for organizations, governments, and individuals alike.

Cybersecurity Solutions Development Challenges​

The Machine Learning (ML) aspect of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven to provide the most value since it allows the detection of cyber threats and takes measures before a vulnerability is fully exploited. Although it currently provides a safety net it comes at a high cost from a financial and power-usage perspective and will only be a temporary solution since ML and AI can be developed for malicious purposes also.
Due to the necessity of high processing power, storage, and energy for AI solutions to be implemented, the current technology landscape heavily limits AI applications in the cybersecurity space.

BrainChip Technology applications in Cybersecurity​

The Akida platform provides an optimal backbone for AI-enhanced cybersecurity ecosystems due to the high processing power and storage generated at low energy costs making it applicable in a wide variety of security applications. Our methodology revolves around deep behavioral analytics and real- time monitorization of the raw traffic stream generated by loT devices leading to a feasible implementation across multiple sectors and markets.

Eliminating human security
vulnerabilities​

With the Akida Platform, cybersecurity systems can learn
and analyze each pattern of your behavior from typical Internet
activity to typing and scrolling speed. Any behavior which stands
out from your standard pattern will be flagged and
countermeasures will be deployed in real-time to ensure an optimal
reaction to ongoing cyberattacks.
For organizations, this would mean eliminating the human aspect
of security risk entirely as it would develop a behavior profile for
each employee and prevent any malicious intent.

Robust loT Cybersecurity solutions​

The Akida Platform enables AI applications for cybersecurity systems, which can monitor network traffic streams for Wi-Fi dependent technology such as drones, robotics, and lot
Monitoring the raw traffic stream of loT devices identifies if there is an ongoing cyberattack since the data traffic would also have to be directed to the attacker to make device highjacking a possibility.


Our solution ensures a timely reaction and prevention of any cybercrime activity and can be integrated with all types of security applications depending on industry needs.

 

[zeeb0t]

Certainly is but if zeebot is listening could people who for what ever reason do not post be called 'Observers'.

Funny story. Not long after my much better half and I were going out together we went to see a play called East. It was set in the East End of London and the program had a dictionary of East End words and their English equivalent. The foyer of the theatre was very compact and was stacked with theatre goers holding their alcoholic drinks at head height because of the crush.

My wife to be asked me a question which upon being asked as she needed to speak up so I could hear her absolute silence descended on all those in the foyer awaiting my answer. The question, "In the glossary it has 'tug' meaning to 'jerk' what does 'jerk' mean do you know?" Well needless to say for my sins I did and to a hushed audience I told her which led to a sudden outburst of laughter and a very embarrassed companion. Much simpler times.

FF.

That’s a good suggestion, and I’ve put it in play now. No offence intended with Lurker.

It’s actually just a throw back to the early days of Internet forums (of which I participated) which at the time was a commonly used term for those who hadn’t posted yet.

 

[Equitable]

Is Samsung going to take up AKIDA IP?

This question until answered by Brainchip in an ASX announcement or until Samsung 'does a Merc' will remain complete conjecture.

Therefore what I am about to say is entirely my own opinion based upon facts that I personally find compelling:

1. The former CEO Mr. Dinardo stated early 2020 that a large Sth Korean company was testing AKIDA to an even greater extent than Brainchip. Following this statement I did a lot of rabbit hole research and became convinced that at that time which would have been 2019/2020 Samsung had the most advanced neuromorphic computing research program of the large Sth Korean companies that might be involved.

2. In a joint presentation/webinar where the former CEO Mr. Dinardo, Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar all presented Anil Mankar went out of his way to personally thank Samsung for providing the DVS camera used in the AKIDA demonstration.

3. Samsung have continued to engage in research around neuromorphic computing up to the present date. NASA, Renesas, MegaChips, Valeo, Ford, Mercedes and a number of independent researchers have all viewed AKIDA technology and continue to engage with and promote openly in some cases, the benefits of AKIDA technology despite having full exposure to Intel's offering in the form of Loihi and IBM's TruNorth. Indeed in January, 2022 the US Airforce funded a research project around AKIDA technology. So if all these others are impressed then why not Samsung and at the very least why would Samsung not still be looking at the AKIDA technology particularly as Brainchip has since the comments by Mr. Dinardo Brainchip has produced the AKD1000 engineering sample, introduced MetaTF, cracked open the champagne on a number of critical patent grants, and produced the Commercial AKD1000 that has with minor modifications greatly improved performance over the engineering sample.

4. Then you throw in the use of the Samsung Fridge in Brainchip promo videos and as I said over on the other site either Anil Mankar has a mate in the warehouse who lends him stuff without the boss knowing or there is some formal tie up with Samsung.

5. This is not a proven fact because it would require a few individuals in the world of neuromorphic computing to concede the point but on all the evidence it does seem to be that Brainchip's AKD1000 is the first commercial neuromorphic chip to be released in all the World and that it has around a 3 year lead over any known competitor.

6. In addition AKD2000 which takes a further technology leap is highly likely to reach the market in 2022 and based upon the release of the AKD1000 IP about 12 months before the engineering samples it is highly likely that it could already as IP be in the hands of lets say a large Sth Korean company being tested and a major European Automobile manufacturer being trialled for identifying flying plastic bags.

As I made clear the above is just my personal opinion and I am sure many may have reservations which is completely reasonable but I believe Samsung is a given.

It does not of course mean that Brainchip will make an announcement because I think that is what the deal with MegaChips is all about given that it prides itself on not disclosing its customer base beyond Nintendo.

My anonymous opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: 'does a Merc' - a new term which means to crow about being partnered with Brainchip for the purpose of out performing all your competitors by using AKIDA technology - (not yet listed in any dictionary of phases however I think by popular usage it will be in coming years and you read it hear first)

 

[Fact Finder]

That’s a good suggestion, and I’ve put it in play now. No offence intended with Lurker.

It’s actually just a throw back to the early days of Internet forums (of which I participated) which at the time was a commonly used term for those who hadn’t posted yet.

Hi zeebot

Too much COP left in me. Many times did I hear said or said it myself to various persons of dubious intent at 2am in the morning at the back of shops without a bakery “what are you doing lurking about here?” LOL

The term ‘Observer’ was the name given too the Police Officer not rostered to be the driver of a vehicle you were working on during any particular shift.

Regards
FF

 

[Diogenese]

Current Market Outlook​

As the world adopts digitalization across increasingly more sectors,
markets, and everyday use cases, the damage generated from cybercrimes
is only going to increase unless robust solutions are developed to
take preemptive measures.
With loT having been deemed the most vulnerable to cyber attacks due to
the limitations of the underlying technology, many applications are
considered a huge security risk for feasible organizational use and smart
home appliances.

According to the World Economic Forum, approximately $5.2 trillion USD in global
revenue will be at risk across 2019 to 2023 due to cyberattacks, making cybersecurity
a large-scale concern for organizations, governments, and individuals alike.

Cybersecurity Solutions Development Challenges​

The Machine Learning (ML) aspect of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven to provide the most value since it allows the detection of cyber threats and takes measures before a vulnerability is fully exploited. Although it currently provides a safety net it comes at a high cost from a financial and power-usage perspective and will only be a temporary solution since ML and AI can be developed for malicious purposes also.
Due to the necessity of high processing power, storage, and energy for AI solutions to be implemented, the current technology landscape heavily limits AI applications in the cybersecurity space.

BrainChip Technology applications in Cybersecurity​

The Akida platform provides an optimal backbone for AI-enhanced cybersecurity ecosystems due to the high processing power and storage generated at low energy costs making it applicable in a wide variety of security applications. Our methodology revolves around deep behavioral analytics and real- time monitorization of the raw traffic stream generated by loT devices leading to a feasible implementation across multiple sectors and markets.

Eliminating human security​

vulnerabilities​

With the Akida Platform, cybersecurity systems can learn
and analyze each pattern of your behavior from typical Internet
activity to typing and scrolling speed. Any behavior which stands
out from your standard pattern will be flagged and
countermeasures will be deployed in real-time to ensure an optimal
reaction to ongoing cyberattacks.
For organizations, this would mean eliminating the human aspect
of security risk entirely as it would develop a behavior profile for
each employee and prevent any malicious intent.

Robust loT Cybersecurity solutions​

The Akida Platform enables AI applications for cybersecurity systems, which can monitor network traffic streams for Wi-Fi dependent technology such as drones, robotics, and lot
Monitoring the raw traffic stream of loT devices identifies if there is an ongoing cyberattack since the data traffic would also have to be directed to the attacker to make device highjacking a possibility.


Our solution ensures a timely reaction and prevention of any cybercrime activity and can be integrated with all types of security applications depending on industry needs.

Is this the fruit of our tie-up with Democritus University of Thrace?

 

[Diogenese]

Hi zeebot

Too much COP left in me. Many times did I hear said or said it myself to various persons of dubious intent at 2am in the morning at the back of shops without a bakery “what are you doing lurking about here?” LOL

The term ‘Observer’ was the name given too the Police Officer not rostered to be the driver of a vehicle you were working on during any particular shift.

Regards
FF

Surely you prefied that with "'ullo, 'ullo, 'ullo"?

 

[MrEdge]

Denso packs radar and vision in global safety product

Automotive electronics supplier Denso has introduced the third generation of its Global Safety Package, an active safety system designed to improve the safety of vehicles by giving them high sensing capability of their surroundings. This product is used in the Hino Ranger, the Lexus NX, and the...

www.eenewsautomotive.com

The product uses artificial intelligence (AI) to improve sensing performance and assistance functions, such as headway distance control – the ability to maintain consistent distance between a preceding vehicle – and traffic sign recognition.

Released in August 2021, October 2021, and January 2022, respectively.

*Not stating Akida is in this unit but it's capabilities and the dates listed are of interest considering commercial chips where received in August.

 

[greatlake]

Current Market Outlook​

As the world adopts digitalization across increasingly more sectors,
markets, and everyday use cases, the damage generated from cybercrimes
is only going to increase unless robust solutions are developed to
take preemptive measures.
With loT having been deemed the most vulnerable to cyber attacks due to
the limitations of the underlying technology, many applications are
considered a huge security risk for feasible organizational use and smart
home appliances.

According to the World Economic Forum, approximately $5.2 trillion USD in global
revenue will be at risk across 2019 to 2023 due to cyberattacks, making cybersecurity
a large-scale concern for organizations, governments, and individuals alike.

Cybersecurity Solutions Development Challenges​

The Machine Learning (ML) aspect of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has proven to provide the most value since it allows the detection of cyber threats and takes measures before a vulnerability is fully exploited. Although it currently provides a safety net it comes at a high cost from a financial and power-usage perspective and will only be a temporary solution since ML and AI can be developed for malicious purposes also.
Due to the necessity of high processing power, storage, and energy for AI solutions to be implemented, the current technology landscape heavily limits AI applications in the cybersecurity space.

BrainChip Technology applications in Cybersecurity​

The Akida platform provides an optimal backbone for AI-enhanced cybersecurity ecosystems due to the high processing power and storage generated at low energy costs making it applicable in a wide variety of security applications. Our methodology revolves around deep behavioral analytics and real- time monitorization of the raw traffic stream generated by loT devices leading to a feasible implementation across multiple sectors and markets.

Eliminating human security​

vulnerabilities​

With the Akida Platform, cybersecurity systems can learn
and analyze each pattern of your behavior from typical Internet
activity to typing and scrolling speed. Any behavior which stands
out from your standard pattern will be flagged and
countermeasures will be deployed in real-time to ensure an optimal
reaction to ongoing cyberattacks.
For organizations, this would mean eliminating the human aspect
of security risk entirely as it would develop a behavior profile for
each employee and prevent any malicious intent.

Robust loT Cybersecurity solutions​

The Akida Platform enables AI applications for cybersecurity systems, which can monitor network traffic streams for Wi-Fi dependent technology such as drones, robotics, and lot
Monitoring the raw traffic stream of loT devices identifies if there is an ongoing cyberattack since the data traffic would also have to be directed to the attacker to make device highjacking a possibility.


Our solution ensures a timely reaction and prevention of any cybercrime activity and can be integrated with all types of security applications depending on industry needs.

Is Samsung going to take up AKIDA IP?

This question until answered by Brainchip in an ASX announcement or until Samsung 'does a Merc' will remain complete conjecture.

Therefore what I am about to say is entirely my own opinion based upon facts that I personally find compelling:

1. The former CEO Mr. Dinardo stated early 2020 that a large Sth Korean company was testing AKIDA to an even greater extent than Brainchip. Following this statement I did a lot of rabbit hole research and became convinced that at that time which would have been 2019/2020 Samsung had the most advanced neuromorphic computing research program of the large Sth Korean companies that might be involved.

2. In a joint presentation/webinar where the former CEO Mr. Dinardo, Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar all presented Anil Mankar went out of his way to personally thank Samsung for providing the DVS camera used in the AKIDA demonstration.

3. Samsung have continued to engage in research around neuromorphic computing up to the present date. NASA, Renesas, MegaChips, Valeo, Ford, Mercedes and a number of independent researchers have all viewed AKIDA technology and continue to engage with and promote openly in some cases, the benefits of AKIDA technology despite having full exposure to Intel's offering in the form of Loihi and IBM's TruNorth. Indeed in January, 2022 the US Airforce funded a research project around AKIDA technology. So if all these others are impressed then why not Samsung and at the very least why would Samsung not still be looking at the AKIDA technology particularly as Brainchip has since the comments by Mr. Dinardo Brainchip has produced the AKD1000 engineering sample, introduced MetaTF, cracked open the champagne on a number of critical patent grants, and produced the Commercial AKD1000 that has with minor modifications greatly improved performance over the engineering sample.

4. Then you throw in the use of the Samsung Fridge in Brainchip promo videos and as I said over on the other site either Anil Mankar has a mate in the warehouse who lends him stuff without the boss knowing or there is some formal tie up with Samsung.

5. This is not a proven fact because it would require a few individuals in the world of neuromorphic computing to concede the point but on all the evidence it does seem to be that Brainchip's AKD1000 is the first commercial neuromorphic chip to be released in all the World and that it has around a 3 year lead over any known competitor.

6. In addition AKD2000 which takes a further technology leap is highly likely to reach the market in 2022 and based upon the release of the AKD1000 IP about 12 months before the engineering samples it is highly likely that it could already as IP be in the hands of lets say a large Sth Korean company being tested and a major European Automobile manufacturer being trialled for identifying flying plastic bags.

As I made clear the above is just my personal opinion and I am sure many may have reservations which is completely reasonable but I believe Samsung is a given.

It does not of course mean that Brainchip will make an announcement because I think that is what the deal with MegaChips is all about given that it prides itself on not disclosing its customer base beyond Nintendo.

My anonymous opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: 'does a Merc' - a new term which means to crow about being partnered with Brainchip for the purpose of out performing all your competitors by using AKIDA technology - (not yet listed in any dictionary of phases however I think by popular usage it will be in coming years and you read it hear first)

Samsung attributes the 24-percent year-on-year revenue growth to increased sales of consumer products like premium smartphones, TVs, and appliances. The more profitable semiconductor business drove operating profit growth of 52 percent year on year, despite supply chain issues limiting production of RAM and flash storage.



https://www.theverge.com › samsun...Samsung sets revenue records with stronger product sales - The Verge



The top paragraph shows how lucrative the semiconductor business is to Samsung. It will be interesting to see these growth rates stack up over the next few years. The term “market saturation” gets realised.

 

[Fact Finder]

Samsung attributes the 24-percent year-on-year revenue growth to increased sales of consumer products like premium smartphones, TVs, and appliances. The more profitable semiconductor business drove operating profit growth of 52 percent year on year, despite supply chain issues limiting production of RAM and flash storage.



https://www.theverge.com › samsun...Samsung sets revenue records with stronger product sales - The Verge



The top paragraph shows how lucrative the semiconductor business is to Samsung. It will be interesting to see these growth rates stack up over the next few years. The term “market saturation” gets realised.

On the unanswered question of whether Brainchip is in bed with Samsung the following position with Samsung seems potentially very relevant:

Samsung Research America

boards.greenhouse.io

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[JPIck]

Really hoping for announcement this week, we've been able to keep a steady price over the last couple of weeks. Management haven't disappointed yet so keen to see a really big Name to add to our partners. Excited for this new forum, I was sick of seeing pages and pages of moderated posts and morons continually baiting fair dinkum investors.

 

[MrEdge]

Dashboard shows global chip sales

The Semiconductor Industry Association has launched the Semiconductor Monthly Unit Sales Dashboard, based on data collected by WSTS.

www.eenewsautomotive.com

Maybe of interest to some!

 

[greatlake]

On the unanswered question of whether Brainchip is in bed with Samsung the following position with Samsung seems potentially very relevant:

Samsung Research America

boards.greenhouse.io

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Inspired by PVDM’s impact statement of reducing 600 mega tonnes of green house emissions.

 

[wrongo]

Just for interest, I visited HC today and I kept thinking "hey, I saw this reference on TSE before"
I double checked, and sure enough, a poster on HC, Fealby, has to my knowledge, read at least 7 posts here, then posted to HC as his own research. A grub!
I know I shouldn't even bother over there...curiosity killing the cat

 

[ItsKane]

The growth here has been nuts! Love it