BRN Discussion Ongoing

[alwaysgreen]

Does anyone else find it bloody distracting to do any work on days like this?

 

[Shadow59]

Does anyone else find it bloody distracting to do any work on days like this?

Yep, sure is hard at the moment. I have work on one screen and this on the other with commsec also open.
My productivity has been less than adequate today. Just as well I work for myself.

 

[Cyw]

Tech I'm waiting for 2.00pm now....lol

Honoring the NDA is one thing, keeping shareholders in the dark is another. They can comment a bit more on the revenue, like $1M in licence fees, $150K support services, $40K royalties and $10K t-shirts and caps. They don't have to name names.

 

[Filobeddo]

Yep, sure is hard at the moment. I have work on one screen and this on the other with commsec also open.
My productivity has been less than adequate today. Just as well I work for myself.

What, Just today??

 

[mkm109]

Hi Diogenese ,
Concur re “ incur “ outlook , hehe
But I’m having trouble over “ third party licences “ ?
Do you have any thoughts on what this may mean ?
I’m Just spitballing,
Could BRN have purchased licensing, to assist in its next AKIDA development , is it poss LSTM related ??
Is it along the lines of a JAST licence purchase ??
I have no accurate idea as to the direction of these words ?
Can you help enlighten me

BTW , always appreciate and love your highly valued input

I think it is the cost of having the negatives created for the foundry and foundry costs for the engineering sample chips

 

[Shadow59]

Just today??

Fair point

 

[alwaysgreen]

7 minutes to go TECH

 

[miaeffect]

7 minutes to go TECH

Ohhh Sh!!!t I gotta get ready for 2pm quick quick

 

[Diogenese]

I think it is the cost of having the negatives created for the foundry and foundry costs for the engineering sample chips

Hi mkm,

I don't think the taping-out costs would be classified as licence fees or hardware.

 

[VictorG]

Well I've read the 4c 7 ways to Sunday, I've cross referenced every detail, I've looked at the historical data which has led me to the conclusion that I can afford a bigger yacht.

 

[Diogenese]

Ohhh Sh!!!t I gotta get ready for 2pm quick quick View attachment 12551

Been there - done that.

 

[JK200SX]

Who can answer this: 0 + 8 - 4% = ?.

Tough for humans to figure this out, only AI Smarts can do it in milliseconds.

Even the handheld calculator from 25 years ago had AI smarts, it could solve this: 0 + 8 - 4% = ?. Not many humans can handle an equation like this.

Yeah neuromorphic revolution, now this can be figured out with low-low-power and no-cloud! Math-Logic-Patterns-Patterns, find a pattern that Brainchip cannot match!

Easy

But who can solve this one (and depending on how AI learns, it will get different answers )

 

[Filobeddo]

So about 2pm you say @TECH ??

Shit! Think Tech’s done a runner ….

 

[Slymeat]

Elon Musk, wanting AKIDA, would not only put us on a gold gilded map of maps, of A.I...

But it would also be him admitting to the World, that he was wrong.
You just cannot buy Marketing like that..

I think he's a bit of a dick sometimes too, but would be very happy to see him eat humble pie, in front of the Whole World and come to our table

Elon Misk only needs to utter the word Akida in a tweet and it will be sweet. Remember what he did to DogeCoin.

Brilliant marketing indeed!

I would still prefer him not to mention “his” brain chip though. That has negative connotations.

 

[mrgds]

Easy

But who can solve this one (and depending on how AI learns, it will get different answers )

View attachment 12552

0.75 ?

 

[gex]

Easy

But who can solve this one (and depending on how AI learns, it will get different answers )

View attachment 12552

1

 

[alwaysgreen]

Hoping we can close on the daily high. A nice bullish statement from the market.

 

[mrgds]

1

Ha, the different ways Ai ( Australian Intellect ) solves this,

My workings,
6~ 2(1+2) ................... brackets added first , so ( 3 )
= 6~2 ( to the power of 3 ) , ie; 6~`8 = .75

................... btw, wheres the "divided by " key on a laptop?

 

[David holland]

Here is the thing about the 4C. Ok, maybe no significant revenue, yet! But it will be an incredibly positive report. So much has happened since the last 4C. We get to hear more about ARM, SiFive and Prophesee. Three incredibly significant partnerships. The market will respond.

Tech I'm waiting for 2.00pm now....lol

His teasing us wake up folks

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Errrr...what????

Just googling random connections for BRN and this site pops up that never seen before.

Makes an interesting assumption to consider

BrainChip And SiFive Partner Up To Bring AI And ML To Edge Computing – Patent Forecast

BrainChip And SiFive Partner Up To Bring AI And ML To Edge Computing​

APRIL 7, 2022
|IN EDGE COMPUTING
|BY ANDREW AWAD
On April 5, 2022, BrainChip announced its partnership with SiFive to bring artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities to edge computing. Both BrainChip and SiFive are complete strangers to the edge computing sector with no patent assets assigned to either of them in the sector, but their partnership could shake up the edge computing market. BrainChip is known for its neural network processing architecture, which is the subject of most of its patent portfolio. BrainChip’s Akida is a neural network processing architecture that is capable of very quick computing while requiring little power consumption, making Akida a key component for bringing AI and ML to edge computing. SiFive’s forte is its configurable multicore processors which are designed for delivering high-throughput with little power consumption. The combination of BrainChip’s computer architecture and SiFive’s multicore processors might be the key to bringing AI and ML to an edge computing environment, something Nvidia, AMD, and Intel have been racing to do.

Although the lack of patent activity from BrainChip and SiFive in the edge computing sector may seem like a weakness, their patent activity in computer architecture gives them enough protection to make them a big player in the edge computing market. Patent Forecast® predicts that if this partnership produces patent activity in the edge computing sector, then Intel will acquire both companies. Intel holds the most patent assets in the edge computing sector with two-hundred and thirteen (213) patent assets, and if Intel wants to retain its control of the edge computing market, then it will have to provide a way of bringing AI and ML to edge computing.