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Well looks like Brainchip is no longer revolutionary, high risk, cutting edge:
“While the demise of Moore’s Law has been somewhat circumvented by accelerated computing/domain-specific computing,
it’s still a tricky balance between flexibility in the computing architecture and per- formance, especially for quickly evolving workloads like AI.
Taking our cue from the most efficient computer ever known — the human brain — and using the results of millions of years of evolution as a starting point feels like a safe bet. ■
Sally Ward-Foxton is editor-in-chief of EE Times Weekend”
Feeling let down I enjoyed being invested in an outlier shunned by the WANCA’s and now with a few key strokes Brainchip’s technology has become a safe bet.
WHY DID SALLY HAVE TO PUBLISH THIS AT A TIME OF GLOBAL TURMOIL. WE WILL NOW HAVE THOUSANDS OF BORING SAFE HARBOUR INVESTORS TRYING TO BUY BRNASX.
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“While the demise of Moore’s Law has been somewhat circumvented by accelerated computing/domain-specific computing,
it’s still a tricky balance between flexibility in the computing architecture and per- formance, especially for quickly evolving workloads like AI.
Taking our cue from the most efficient computer ever known — the human brain — and using the results of millions of years of evolution as a starting point feels like a safe bet. ■
Sally Ward-Foxton is editor-in-chief of EE Times Weekend”
Feeling let down I enjoyed being invested in an outlier shunned by the WANCA’s and now with a few key strokes Brainchip’s technology has become a safe bet.
WHY DID SALLY HAVE TO PUBLISH THIS AT A TIME OF GLOBAL TURMOIL. WE WILL NOW HAVE THOUSANDS OF BORING SAFE HARBOUR INVESTORS TRYING TO BUY BRNASX.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
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The above quote comes from one of many articles in the following linked European Edition of EE Times:Well looks like Brainchip is no longer revolutionary, high risk, cutting edge:
“While the demise of Moore’s Law has been somewhat circumvented by accelerated computing/domain-specific computing,
it’s still a tricky balance between flexibility in the computing architecture and per- formance, especially for quickly evolving workloads like AI.
Taking our cue from the most efficient computer ever known — the human brain — and using the results of millions of years of evolution as a starting point feels like a safe bet. ■
Sally Ward-Foxton is editor-in-chief of EE Times Weekend”
Feeling let down I enjoyed being invested in an outlier shunned by the WANCA’s and now with a few key strokes Brainchip’s technology has become a safe bet.
WHY DID SALLY HAVE TO PUBLISH THIS AT A TIME OF GLOBAL TURMOIL. WE WILL NOW HAVE THOUSANDS OF BORING SAFE HARBOUR INVESTORS TRYING TO BUY BRNASX.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
EE Times Europe
https://www.eetimes.eu › ...PDF
EMC Filter Design at the Push of a Button - EE Times Europe
13 Sept 2022 — BrainChip sees its neuromorphic processor next to every sensor in a car. ... Mercedes used BrainChip's Akida…”
Some of the articles have been posted but this is a convenient all in one place link.
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AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
It's a shit feeling when we strive to be the black sheep and someone now says we're a beautiful swanWell looks like Brainchip is no longer revolutionary, high risk, cutting edge:
“While the demise of Moore’s Law has been somewhat circumvented by accelerated computing/domain-specific computing,
it’s still a tricky balance between flexibility in the computing architecture and per- formance, especially for quickly evolving workloads like AI.
Taking our cue from the most efficient computer ever known — the human brain — and using the results of millions of years of evolution as a starting point feels like a safe bet. ■
Sally Ward-Foxton is editor-in-chief of EE Times Weekend”
Feeling let down I enjoyed being invested in an outlier shunned by the WANCA’s and now with a few key strokes Brainchip’s technology has become a safe bet.
WHY DID SALLY HAVE TO PUBLISH THIS AT A TIME OF GLOBAL TURMOIL. WE WILL NOW HAVE THOUSANDS OF BORING SAFE HARBOUR INVESTORS TRYING TO BUY BRNASX.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
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Next thing we will have posters boring us to tears with PE ratios, dividends, five year income projections, share buy back schemes and Nasdaq listings.It's a shit feeling when we strive to be the black sheep and someone now says we're a beautiful swan
I’ll have to walk away.
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Xhosa12345
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I just think its something we are going to have to learn to live with unfortunately until the disconnect between earnings and the market cap comes back to something manageable, and this is going to take a long time. The non announcements dont help, but maybe in long term they will because when there is one, its going to be a huge impact. fluff announcements would potentially make it worse....
as i said earlier, the company has not released anything contradicting where we are headed.... so thats a great sign.
we can only hope they get burned one day! i wish we were 80000 eyes instead of 1000, being there is 40K odd shareholders, in which case the mums and dads would hopefully not panic sell which adds to the 'trading pot'.
plus the world sux still, old PUTO, what a toss bag, he will keep doubling down until the end - like a typical aggressive male.
TechGirl
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This video is back from 2016 - iniVation
This video is still displayed on their website (screenshot below)
And this company iniVation won an award in June 2022, Best of Sensors award winners announced at Sensors Converge, do we know if we still have a connection?
The 2022 Innovative Product of the Year Award categories and winners included:
Aerospace/Space: Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) by iniVation
DVS + Brainchip: Unsupervised learning for highway monitoring
A DAVIS240B monitoring a highway is input to Brainchip’s spiking learning neural network emulator, performing unsupervised learning. Video credit: BrainchipThis video is still displayed on their website (screenshot below)
DVS Videos
DVS Videos DVS Introduction These videos explain the concepts of the Dynamic Vision Sensor. Introductory video about Dynamic Vision Sensor This video introduces the Dynamic Vision Sensor. Prof. Delbruck’s talk at
inivation.com
And this company iniVation won an award in June 2022, Best of Sensors award winners announced at Sensors Converge, do we know if we still have a connection?
The 2022 Innovative Product of the Year Award categories and winners included:
Aerospace/Space: Dynamic Vision Sensor (DVS) by iniVation
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Seriously I know @DingoBorat ‘s heart was in the right place but what good can come of Brainchip being advertised across Australia as the Number 1 Gainer on the ASX200.Next thing we will have posters boring us to tears with PE ratios, dividends, five year income projections, share buy back schemes and Nasdaq listings.
I’ll have to walk away.
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Who knows what sort of bean counter type bores will see that and do a deep dive into the company and discover what a sleeping giant it is becoming across the technology world.
Next thing they will be recommending BRNASX to golf partners and dinner guests and worse still clients.
We will then have new posters telling us how they heard about BRNASX from their accountants.
Mark my words no good at all will come from this.
MF is doing its best to bury these stories and facts but try as they might I think it will now be too little too late.
Whether we like it or not we are likely going to make a lot of money.
My very sad opinion only so DYOR
(Try to ignore the note at the bottom of the page that the share price went up 7.23% yesterday.)
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TechGirl
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Seriously I know @DingoBorat ‘s heart was in the right place but what good can come of Brainchip being advertised across Australia as the Number 1 Gainer on the ASX200.
Who knows what sort of bean counter type bores will see that and do a deep dive into the company and discover what a sleeping giant it is becoming across the technology world.
Next thing they will be recommending BRNASX to golf partners and dinner guests and worse still clients.
We will then have new posters telling us how they heard about BRNASX from their accountants.
Mark my words no good at all will come from this.
MF is doing its best to bury these stories and facts but try as they might I think it will now be too little too late.
Whether we like it or not we are likely going to make a lot of money.
My very sad opinion only so DYOR
(Try to ignore the note at the bottom of the page that the share price went up 7.23% yesterday.)
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AKIDA BALLISTA
God I love your twisted sense of humor
wilzy123
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Seriously I know @DingoBorat ‘s heart was in the right place but what good can come of Brainchip being advertised across Australia as the Number 1 Gainer on the ASX200.
Who knows what sort of bean counter type bores will see that and do a deep dive into the company and discover what a sleeping giant it is becoming across the technology world.
Next thing they will be recommending BRNASX to golf partners and dinner guests and worse still clients.
We will then have new posters telling us how they heard about BRNASX from their accountants.
Mark my words no good at all will come from this.
MF is doing its best to bury these stories and facts but try as they might I think it will now be too little too late.
Whether we like it or not we are likely going to make a lot of money.
My very sad opinion only so DYOR
(Try to ignore the note at the bottom of the page that the share price went up 7.23% yesterday.)
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
FlipDollar
Never dog the boys
Apologies if posted - doing so on the back of the death of Moore's Law
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Jensen Huang Q&A: Why Moore’s Law is dead, but the metaverse will still happen
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Kachoo
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You crack me up.Seriously I know @DingoBorat ‘s heart was in the right place but what good can come of Brainchip being advertised across Australia as the Number 1 Gainer on the ASX200.
Who knows what sort of bean counter type bores will see that and do a deep dive into the company and discover what a sleeping giant it is becoming across the technology world.
Next thing they will be recommending BRNASX to golf partners and dinner guests and worse still clients.
We will then have new posters telling us how they heard about BRNASX from their accountants.
Mark my words no good at all will come from this.
MF is doing its best to bury these stories and facts but try as they might I think it will now be too little too late.
Whether we like it or not we are likely going to make a lot of money.
My very sad opinion only so DYOR
(Try to ignore the note at the bottom of the page that the share price went up 7.23% yesterday.)
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
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Was checking in on our patents again...you know...anything new yet....unfortunately, not yet but did find something I didn't know.
I posted this site before and has some additional functions for quick snapshots, at the end of the post.
Spotted a name on one of our more recent patents as below:
Thought ok, don't recognise you...yes, I know now that many others here probs do haha but anyway.
Thought check out what else involved in. Didn't realise his prior role with Samsung for 6 odd years as an example:
So, well versed in our area obviously and appears to be a great pick up back in 2021.
A previous connection like that is nice to have and be great if has access to some doors we would be allowed to knock on
Noida Area, India
Headed IP division and managed innovation and IP operations at Samsung. Spurred creativity, inventions & innovations in the organization. Provided consultation in innovation and Intellectual Property strategy and commercial advice. Reviewing tech strategy and inventions, worked with researchers to develop inventions and consumer electronics product features utilising engineering skills and patenting new technology solutions/ inventions. Managed patents' life cycle from drafting & filing of inventions to filing responses of office actions during prosecution and to maintain granted patents, including handling various formalities at different patent offices world-wide. Prepared patent maps and patent reports. Performed white space and patent acquisition studies.
Also, was involved in startup and it's IP sensing to provide collaboration and M&A recommendations.
Handled multiple IP attorney vendor firms for availing various IP services for the organization. Handled financial forecasting, budgeting, and execution of IP services. Was involved in audit & process related aspects. Reviewed research papers for international conferences and publications being shared outside the organization from quality and IP leakage perspective.
-Conducted self research to identify challenges and resolve design and operation problems
-Was responsible for designing embedded solution for consumer devices
-Was responsible for feasibility check of next generation electronic systems and applications along with bench marking for commercialization
- Lead researchers in innovation and to analyse and reverse engineering of embedded systems and applications
-Analysed and enhanced efficiency, stability and scalability of solutions
-Guided researchers in the organization for advanced research & commercialise-able concept development
brainchip incPatents
www.patentguru.com
I posted this site before and has some additional functions for quick snapshots, at the end of the post.
Spotted a name on one of our more recent patents as below:
Thought ok, don't recognise you...yes, I know now that many others here probs do haha but anyway.
Thought check out what else involved in. Didn't realise his prior role with Samsung for 6 odd years as an example:
So, well versed in our area obviously and appears to be a great pick up back in 2021.
A previous connection like that is nice to have and be great if has access to some doors we would be allowed to knock on
Intellectual Property Manager, Innovation and IP, R&D Strategy
Samsung R&D Institute India - Delhi (SRI-DELHI) (Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd.)
Sep 2012 - Jul 20196 years 11 monthsNoida Area, India
Headed IP division and managed innovation and IP operations at Samsung. Spurred creativity, inventions & innovations in the organization. Provided consultation in innovation and Intellectual Property strategy and commercial advice. Reviewing tech strategy and inventions, worked with researchers to develop inventions and consumer electronics product features utilising engineering skills and patenting new technology solutions/ inventions. Managed patents' life cycle from drafting & filing of inventions to filing responses of office actions during prosecution and to maintain granted patents, including handling various formalities at different patent offices world-wide. Prepared patent maps and patent reports. Performed white space and patent acquisition studies.
Also, was involved in startup and it's IP sensing to provide collaboration and M&A recommendations.
Handled multiple IP attorney vendor firms for availing various IP services for the organization. Handled financial forecasting, budgeting, and execution of IP services. Was involved in audit & process related aspects. Reviewed research papers for international conferences and publications being shared outside the organization from quality and IP leakage perspective.
-Conducted self research to identify challenges and resolve design and operation problems
-Was responsible for designing embedded solution for consumer devices
-Was responsible for feasibility check of next generation electronic systems and applications along with bench marking for commercialization
- Lead researchers in innovation and to analyse and reverse engineering of embedded systems and applications
-Analysed and enhanced efficiency, stability and scalability of solutions
-Guided researchers in the organization for advanced research & commercialise-able concept development
Proga
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Breaking news on Bloomberg TV - Apple ditches production increase as demand falters
On the flipside, it should free up some fab slots for anyone trying to get to market using Akida IP.
I've owned many a share on the top 5 gainers list 1 day, only to be on the top 5 losers list the next.
On the flipside, it should free up some fab slots for anyone trying to get to market using Akida IP.
I've owned many a share on the top 5 gainers list 1 day, only to be on the top 5 losers list the next.
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TechGirl
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Lots of interesting connections where Anil is speaking
tinyML Neuromorphic Technical Program Committee
Charlotte Frenkel, Chair, Delft University of Technology
Christoph Posch, PROPHESEE
Jae-sun Seo, Arizona State University
Priya Panda, Yale University
Sadique Sheik, SynSense AG
Yulia Sandamirskaya, Intel
Friedemann Zenke, University of Basel
Andre van Schaik, Western Sydney University
Evgeni Gousev, Qualcomm
Ira Feldman, tinyML Foundation
Bette Cooper, tinyML Foundation
Olga Goremichina, tinyML Foundation
Open below link for what each speaker is discussing
tinyML Neuromorphic Technical Program Committee
Charlotte Frenkel, Chair, Delft University of Technology
Christoph Posch, PROPHESEE
Jae-sun Seo, Arizona State University
Priya Panda, Yale University
Sadique Sheik, SynSense AG
Yulia Sandamirskaya, Intel
Friedemann Zenke, University of Basel
Andre van Schaik, Western Sydney University
Evgeni Gousev, Qualcomm
Ira Feldman, tinyML Foundation
Bette Cooper, tinyML Foundation
Olga Goremichina, tinyML Foundation
Open below link for what each speaker is discussing
No, but the BrainChip promo is interesting:
https://brainchip.com/tinyml-neuromorphic-engineering-forum-tuesday-september-27-2022-virtual/
"... He will highlight how hardware design choices such as the event-based computing paradigm, low-bit width precision computation, the co-location of processing and memory, distributed computation, and support for efficient, on-chip learning algorithms enable low-power, high-performance ML execution at the edge. Finally, Mankar will discuss how this architecture supports next-generation SNN algorithms such as binarized CNNs and algorithms that efficiently utilize temporal information to increase accuracy."
"Utilizing temporal information to increase accuracy" sounds like Anil may have splashed a bit of the secret sauce about - the discovery by Simon Thorpe's group that most of the relevant information is contained in the early-arriving spikes, leading to N-of-M coding.
It was more than just serendipity that PvdM was the only person in the world who recognized the practical implications of this and had the hardware to implement it.
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Thanks for trying to cheer me up.
But alas that artless one million dollar buy at 86 cents had boring lawyer type written all over it.
I know the type just buying so he can mention it at the golf club.
A lawyer I knew years ago now when he had new offices built rang up the law book company and ordered a metre of leather bound law books with gold leaf and dark green on the spine to go on the bookcase behind his desk. Didn’t care what law it covered as it was for appearance.
My son tried to cheer me up by saying don’t worry Dad it could have been a short covering his position.
But what short stands in the sunlight for twenty minutes before open and then just let’s his order stand.
Apart from anything else twenty minutes in direct sunlight he would turn to dust.
No I am afraid it’s too late. We’re becoming cardigan wearing blue chip investors and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it.
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AKIDA BALLISTA
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