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[wilzy123]

Imagine being THIS desperate

 

[Deleted member 118]

He must be crapping his pants as he keeps moving it to a higher price

 

[Deleted member 118]

Imagine being THIS desperate

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$1.18 now

 

[uiux]

Maybe they do it cause they know you will post about it?

 

[Deleted member 118]

Maybe they do it cause they know you will post about it?

Yes and I’ve got my suspicion

 

[wilzy123]

Maybe they do it cause they know you will post about it?

Yep - we have that much power.

 

[Esq.111]

Maybe they do it cause they know you will post about it?

Morning Uiux,

Mabey ....maybe not.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Deleted member 118]

Guess it’s a robot moving that 700k amount of shares? As it’s just moved down to $1.2

 

[Slymeat]

I know is an older article but edge impuls posted it today

Edge Impulse @EdgeImpulse 45min
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@CEA_Leti researchers are coupling innovative sensors with RRAM–based neuromorphic computation to build ultra-low-power systems for edge AI applications.

I see this as the K-Mart, or cheaper, version of achieving some of the benefits of neuromorphic computing. The cheapness is in the cost of RRAM and power savings are provided by the low power consumption of RRAM. I doubt it has one-shot learning nor uses spikes or sparcity. It could be used to implement LTSM however, with a lot of effort by each individual developer.
RRAM-based neuromorphic computation will have its uses and will be useful in places where Akida offers too much functionality. Mainly purpose-built smarts for a specific task that is trained once and doesn’t change. Hence not a competitor in my mind. And who knows, developers may play with this and consider Akida when they soon reach the limitations of RRAM based neurons.

But as with anything that is cheaper, the savings may be artificial, as more $ will need to be spent developing solutions as much of the work will need to be coded.

Maybe a RRAM based neuron, or even neural network, may work to pre-process inputs into an Akida device. Maybe even help with LSTM by persistently remembering states and weights for a few iterations (and potentially forever). This, along with persistent data storage, is one of the reasons I hope for cooperation between BrainChip and Weebit. A ball I hopefully have already started rolling.

Anything advancing the cause of neuromorphic computing is positive in my mind. Believe it or not, there still are A vast number of WANCAs out there Who need the info spoon fed to them.

 

[Slade]

 

[Slade]

 

[SiDEvans]

https://www.eetimes.eu/a-shift-in-computer-vision-is-coming/

Brainchip - right place, right time, right technology!

 

[equanimous]

 

[Wags]

Noooooo, mate, don't do it..

 

[Esq.111]

Chippers,

Gross short stock for Tuesday 9th Aug.

827,787

Esq.

 

[Bravo]

Ummmm...so are we in the Renesas R-Car V3H and V4H system-on-chips? I don't think we've ruled that out have we?

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https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/team-ups-and-sensors-adas-ramps-up-sensing-solutions/

I don't know if its me just being extremely stupid which is not beyond the realms of possibility, but I still can't see why we couldn't be incorporated inn the Renesas R-Car V4H. Or maybe in the R-Car V4H Duel or the R Car Gen 4 shown on this time-line diagram (slated for 2023/2024)?

Couldn't we easily be smooshed in with the Arm cores? After-all it does does refer to "dedicated Deep Learning & Computer Vision I/Ps with overall performance of 34 TOPS". That's IP's PLURAL.

How else are they supposed to get to Level 3 without AKIDA?

I patiently await my handsome ogre's response @Diogenese .

B x

 

[Deadpool]

Synopsys Inc on LinkedIn: Live feedback from Washington DC | 55 comments

We are excited to share a moment with our Chairman & CEO, Aart de Geus, live from the White House. Hear his thoughts on this week's signing of the #CHIPSAct. | 55 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

If the link works it’s worth a 1 minute listen to Synopsys CEO discuss the mood after a meeting at the White House!

Maybe that’s where PVDM is?

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Hi Stable-Genius, what a wonderful clip, he can hardly control his enthusiasm for the future of tech. Don't often see this kind of school boy energy coming from a leader, which is a real shame. It is a bit of a coincidence that Peter is in the US currently, hopefully he was attending.

 

[Xhosa12345]

I don't know if its me just being extremely stupid which is not beyond the realms of possibility, but I still can't see why we couldn't be incorporated inn the Renesas R-Car V4H. Or maybe in the R-Car V4H Duel or the R Car Gen 4 shown on this time-line diagram (slated for 2023/2024)?

Couldn't we easily be smooshed in with the Arm cores? After-all it does does refer to "dedicated Deep Learning & Computer Vision I/Ps with overall performance of 34 TOPS". That's IP's PLURAL.

How else are they supposed to get to Level 3 without AKIDA?

I patiently await my handsome ogre's response.

B x
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think OLE MATE looked into this... not sure of any follow up etc, all this stuff way over my head ...

love your work everyone! idiots like me really appreciate the stuff you guys do for the benefit for all of us!

now trading halt, go public with a big DEAL please and burn the shorters.... lets get rid of the traders while we are at it... thank you
!

 

[Diogenese]

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think OLE MATE looked into this... not sure of any follow up etc, all this stuff way over my head ...

love your work everyone! idiots like me really appreciate the stuff you guys do for the benefit for all of us!

now trading halt, go public with a big DEAL please and burn the shorters.... lets get rid of the traders while we are at it... thank you
!

That would be real collateral damage.

 

[Stable Genius]

Hi Stable-Genius, what a wonderful clip, he can hardly control his enthusiasm for the future of tech. Don't often see this kind of school boy energy coming from a leader, which is a real shame. It is a bit of a coincidence that Peter is in the US currently, hopefully he was attending.

Agreed. You’d expect Peter to be there given there’s presentations invited for new technologies regarding defence.

Defence is massive and we already have a foot in the door so I’d expect in a few years time (3-4) for it to become a big earner for Brainchip as it gets implemented in sensors ….everywhere!

An incredible opportunity: right time, right place!