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[cosors]

"Hey Mercedes", MBUX and Nvidia

I don't know if this has been discussed here yet.
This comment brings me to the question of who suggested MB Akida. Was it Nvidia as the developer and close alround partner for MBUX (and additionally autonomous driving) or was it actually MB's R&D themselves that brought Akida into play? Somehow I can rather imagine Nvidia advising them even if that may seem absurd. Nvidia is considered a global specialist for artificial intelligence. So for me, the idea is close that MB as a customer first asks their AI partner for the most sensible solution.
The other way around MB should have known better than Nvidia?!
Or MB stumbled upon this exciting new thing and connected the board itself with the Nvidia MBUX?
Is there an answer to this?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ola-källenius_sclass-eqs-activity-6935262048591208448-AM8w

Or was it MBRDI?
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-99238
"Leading with AI: ‘Hey Mercedes’ – made in India: Manu Saale, MD & CEO, Mercedes Benz Research & Development India"
https://indiaai.gov.in/article/hey-...-ceo-mercedes-benz-research-development-india

https://www.mbrdi.co.in/what-we-do/
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The more I look at MBRDI or at connections via employees to neural networks the more I tend to think that the Indian team suggested Akida to their German colleagues. Who knows maybe someone knows Anil personally...

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Quick chart to try consolidate as much info in simple visual.

Have highlighted other possible areas of supp / resist related to previous SP action.

1. Summary table of various oscillators, pivots & MA's
2. Red / Green auto Fib based on a qtrly function. Lines change colour as SP moves below or above to become supp / resist.
3. Tries to visualise supply / demand / sentiment. Can see tightened recently as bull / bears battle.
4. RSI bias paints the SP bars. Want the area to break upwards (green) above the centre channel. If sits in centre channel can indicate poss ranging zone.

Not seeing a lot of vol support for the upward momentum though. Not a lot of supply coming in so buyers just nibbling away at what's available at the moment. Could change quickly imo if we get to a tipping point where buyers make a rush and manage to swamp / swallow any supply that does show up in the resist area heading into now.

View attachment 13396

Just same chart at today as previous above.

We essentially saw a break from the triple bottom pattern where they gapped it over that first resistance level but ran into the higher up resistance and the SM wasn't interested in supporting so back for a retest of the aforementioned break & gap close.

Now grinding back up into that resist area & Fib level which is proving stubborn but has developed a poss trendline (dotted) however take note of point 3 & 4 indicators. A close tomoz of $1 mid teens will respect that trendline however a close below and may be dropping into a ranging / sideways churn.

Comments from prev post on numbered areas.

Have highlighted other possible areas of supp / resist related to previous SP action.

1. Summary table of various oscillators, pivots & MA's
2. Red / Green auto Fib based on a qtrly function. Lines change colour as SP moves below or above to become supp / resist.
3. Tries to visualise supply / demand / sentiment. Can see tightened recently as bull / bears battle.
4. RSI bias paints the SP bars. Want the area to break upwards (green) above the centre channel. If sits in centre channel can indicate poss ranging zone.

 

[Dhm]

I rang Rehm Falk at Bosch to see about any Akida type knowledge needed in the job description, but it went to voicemail. If Rehm returns my call I will report back. I’m still in Europe at present, back home soon.
@cassip this is for you.
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Rehm just called me and was somewhat cagey about discussing much, but he knows about Brainchip and has communicated with them. That isn’t enough quacking and waddling to declare it a duck though.

 

[Diogenese]

Rehm just called me and was somewhat cagey about discussing much, but he knows about Brainchip and has communicated with them. That isn’t enough quacking and waddling to declare it a duck though.

Is it true that Swiss golf courses have 17 uphill holes and one downhill hole?

 

[cosors]

Before I clean up my browser from my trip through India I want to leave a tiny little snippet here.

"...
Also, I have participated and won several hackathons in the past such as: Kandy hackathon - Bangalore (2016), made an on demand virtual attendant for tourists using RaspberryPi as well as Kandy and Google APIs to aid them during their trips in foreign countries with various facilities. HACK.BANGALORE by MBRDI (Finalist), implemented a software using Face Detection and Machine Learning Algorithms to determine the mood of the user based on their facial expressions and provide mood-specific services."
https://devfolio.co/@BurnoutMiner

https://www.hackerearth.com/de/challenges/hackathon/hack-star-bengaluru/custom-tab/about-mbrdi/
Interesting platform!

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BurnoutMiner

 

[Deleted member 118]

Well results are in and it’s goes

40 votes
5 votes

 

[Sirod69]

 

[Sirod69]

I want to read something about NEWS

 

[Deleted member 118]

 

[RobjHunt]

Be nice for a Green Friday chippers

 

[Deleted member 118]

Be nice for a Green Friday chippers

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Fridays never a good for a green day

 

[equanimous]

Lucky we are first to market, have the secret sauce, years ahead of competition and soon to have the next edition of Akida come out.

I disagree with this article where it underestimates the revenue potential.

Self-Learning Neuromorphic Chip Market To Grow At USD 2.76 Billion at a CAGR of 26.23% by 2030 - Report by Market Research Future (MRFR)

Self-Learning Neuromorphic Chips Accelerate Energy-Efficiency and Robotics...

www.globenewswire.com

 

[RobjHunt]

Fridays never a good for a green day

C’mon Rocket, you know to never say never when it comes to our wonderful BrainChip

 

[Deleted member 118]

C’mon Rocket, you know to never say never when it comes to our wonderful BrainChip

I know but with games being played and nothing great from the Nasdaq overnight, I can see us being in the green by about 7% today

 

[Slade]

$1.50 by noon

 

[Cgc516]

Yesterday was 1.42

 

[misslou]

Could someone who knows stuff please have a look at this and confirm ours is better?

https://www.eetimes.com/neuromorphic-chip-gets-1-million-in-pre-orders/

 

[VictorG]

Could someone who knows stuff please have a look at this and confirm ours is better?

https://www.eetimes.com/neuromorphic-chip-gets-1-million-in-pre-orders/

I suppose to reduce their power usage they cut back on some neurons.
I'm not a tech geek but I don't see any similarities to AKIDA.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Could someone who knows stuff please have a look at this and confirm ours is better?

https://www.eetimes.com/neuromorphic-chip-gets-1-million-in-pre-orders/

Hey misslou ... Dodgy Knees will no doubt shed some light on this!! .... GREEN today please

 

[uiux]

Could someone who knows stuff please have a look at this and confirm ours is better?

https://www.eetimes.com/neuromorphic-chip-gets-1-million-in-pre-orders/

Misslou

It's interesting that the Grai VIP is "a third–gen product" - so we are essentially comparing Akida v1 to Graimatter v3

It's on 12nm, which means they can squeeze a lot more into it

From cursory glance, Akida has 1.2 million neurons and 10 billion synapses vs VIP ones 18 million neurons... Grai only list "parameters" though and don't specify synapses

My understanding is the # of parameters that the chip can hold is calculated by doing something with the # of neurons and the # of synapses - I'll look for how this is calculated, but I remember @FrederikSchack digging in extremely deeply into this line of questioning, so maybe he could shed some light on how neurons/synapses/parameters are calculated

BrainChip has identified Grai Matter as the "nearest competitor" in their AGM presentation

There is a bunch of shared history between the two companies:

All roads lead to JAST

What is JAST? https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amirreza_Yousefzadeh/publication/319410728_Unsupervised_learning_of_repeating_patterns_using_a_novel_STDP_based_algorithm/links/5b4932cc0f7e9b4637d5e6ba/Unsupervised-learning-of-repeating-patterns-using-a-novel-STDP-based-algorithm.pdf...

thestockexchange.com.au

Hopefully this is helpful