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[Filobeddo]

Someone will be sent to the Gulag for sure, for this embarrassment.

What did they expect, that robot was taken straight off the Lada auto assembly line and It doesn’t have a clue how to play chess

 

[jla]

To be fair, he got his finger broken. He didn't lose it. He'll get rewarded handsomely by the robot manufacturer.

But, of all the ways to break a finger... it happened playing chess. Of all the sports his risk-averse mother could have convinced him to play... that deserves at least a giggle.

And why did his finger get broken? Did the AI mistake it for a chess piece? Or was the AI losing and developed jealousy? A potential problem for a self training, learning on the chip Akida? Again. That atleast deserves a giggle.

Lots to laugh about in this story.

And the child did play the next day.

 

[charmander]

Morning superstars - dragging up this from the depths of my mind (it's full of far too much crazy cool research from everyone here) - were we expecting another patent or two to come through sometime in the near future?

 

[Lex555]

But imagine this... they are making so much money that they can not pump it back into the company quick enough therefore they pay dividends just to get rid of it.

And they can do a stock buy back, which increases the share price but doesn’t provide a taxable event like dividends for people, and ones that one income sell a few shares

 

[Filobeddo]

To be fair, he got his finger broken. He didn't lose it. He'll get rewarded handsomely by the robot manufacturer.

But, of all the ways to break a finger... it happened playing chess. Of all the sports his risk-averse mother could have convinced him to play... that deserves at least a giggle.

And why did his finger get broken? Did the AI mistake it for a chess piece? Or was the AI losing and developed jealousy? A potential problem for a self training, learning on the chip Akida? Again. That atleast deserves a giggle.

Lots to laugh about in this story.

Great point Foxy , can’t think of another ‘sport’ that you’d be less likely to be injured than chess.

But hang on maybe I’m wrong, what about the punch ons? I’ve just remembered there was one recently (shown on the news) during a game.

Think they call it ‘Nerd UFC’

 

[TheUnfairAdvantage]

Great point Foxy , can’t think of another ‘sport’ that you’d be less likely to be injured than chess.

But hang on maybe I’m wrong, what about the punch ons? I’ve just remembered there was one recently (shown on the news) during a game

And let’s not forget. Pigs have feeling too!

 

[Lex555]

Brainchip was accepted into the ARM AI Partnership on the 22nd May 2022. Let's assume ARM did some testing and Brainchip did some demonstrating prior to this date? It still gives us very little time to get any revenue in the last Quarter.
This will be huge but I am not expecting any revenue from ARM at this early stage.

True, unless arms mechanism to promote partnerships is after a client requires its services, then we could back date demonstration period. In my opinion there is still potential for revenue from the ARM sphere, my heart says yes head still says no.

Either way I plan to buy more before and after 4C

 

[Lex555]

Also a great read for the AMD believers..........


"AMD has been customizing chips for many years, most notably for gaming consoles made by Sony and Microsoft, but using mostly internal technology.

Customers want flexibility to meet specific organizational requirements, and are looking to integrate accelerators inside chips for applications that include AI and automotive, AMD executives said during the show.

“We’re going to make it much easier to add third-party IP as well as customer IP to that chiplet platform,” said Lisa Su, AMD CEO, during the conference."

AMD Opens Up Chip Design to the Outside for Custom Future

AMD is getting personal with chips as it sets sail to make products more to the liking of its customers. The chipmaker detailed a modular chip future in which customers can mix and match non-AMD processors in a custom chip package. "We are focused on making it easier to implement chips with more...

www.hpcwire.com

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Love your work MC, I see these simple LinkedIn posts like a beautiful spider web connecting new and existing leads. If I had more time I’d love to contribute further, from the bottom of my heart thank you to all those who take the time and go deep!

 

[Esq.111]

Morning Chippers,

Commsec,
Morningstar Quantative Rating,
22nd July 2022,
Undervalued
Fair Value $1.77
Three .

Regards,
Esq.

 

[charmander]

SelfWealth ("Markets Week Ahead" email) again giving us exposure that some of the other platforms would not last week

 

[Makeme 2020]

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[Frank Zappa]

It’s called good old Aussie Sense of Humour. The child wasn’t killed. A before it is said , yes it would be different if it were my child.

Don’t let PC get in the way of a good laugh!

And it happened close to the time that the chess world champion said that he would not defend his title as he had lost interest in playing chess ♟. Now , in hindsight, that has been a very good move

 

[Filobeddo]

Interesting, $498k order just now 7.56am

What's the go with the BS low ball sell orders?? did they just appear now?

 

[wilzy123]

What's the go with the BS low ball sell orders?? did they just appear now?


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That's pretty normal TBH. Also normal is the junk on the buy side next to the rows you highlighted...

 

[Filobeddo]

That's pretty normal TBH. Also normal is the junk on the buy side next to the rows you highlighted...

really?? might need to get my eyesight checked then, dont remember seeing that on sell side

 

[Mccabe84]

really?? might need to get my eyesight checked then, dont remember seeing that

Possibly shorters trying to make like there’s going to be a big drop in share price so people panic sell

 

[Slade]

really?? might need to get my eyesight checked then, dont remember seeing that on sell side

Its very normal and they will disappear before trading begins.

 

[TasTroy77]

Well ARM has these companies using Brainchip Akida in Cortex-A & Cortex-M and 2 of those companies in Cortex -R. (??)

The ARM Catalogue shows who is using Brainchip, where (Category) and What in (Industry & Technology) as well as which particular
ARM Cortex model it is actually in.

Seems simple and quite defined to me which is why I replied to your post with this. These are CUSTOMERS of ARM using ARM Cortex with
(it would seem) AKIDA IP and therefore if "Crestmans" claim is true..............................or at least acknowledgement of customers via ARM from Brainchip Management.

The ARM Partner Catalog seems to show AKIDA is with these companies in these Products. How does this look to everyone? Go to Catalog and have a play with (tick) functions to see.
ARM Partner Catalog website

Any such news needs to be released before the 4C gets released.

Interesting week ahead. Might explain the SP increasing and buy up.

Yak52

Everything you say makes sense@Yak52
I had tempered my expectations for this 4c but if you are right "boom "

 

[Filobeddo]

Its very normal and they will disappear before trading begins.

Possibly shorters trying to make like there’s going to be a big drop in share price so people panic sell

F#k shorters must have been listening , there's now a shite load more

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

F#k shorters must have been listening , there's now more a shite load more

Likely just today's/this weeks scare strategy hoping to leverage a low ball revenue figure in the upcoming4C
They made a similar play in the week leading up to end fin year.
Just the usual games.....you know....providing liquidity in the markets....
Sonsabitches.....as someone here pointed out earlier.....just white noise for a long term holder.
And maybe another buying opportunity for anyone cashed up and watching.