Or if he knows AKIDA 2.0 under a different name

Or if he knows AKIDA 2.0 under a different name
Iām waiting to hear back from Shareman as to his thoughts on this new startup chipbrain, rumours on the internal net is that it might have loihi IP and is very high powered, Iām talking sparks coming from the chip kind of stuffChipbrain?
He came from Intel and has friends still there.His post has quite a few likes from people at Intel.
If it was Akida, surely there would be a "like" from Rob?
He doesn't say that what he is reading is better than Akida.I love everyone trying to positively spin this but he said it wasn't Akida. Pretty cut and dry to me.
I hope you are all correct and I am just a sad old pessimist!
I love everyone trying to positively spin this but he said it wasn't Akida. Pretty cut and dry to me.
I hope you are all correct and I am just a sad old pessimist!
I think what we have to take from this is that we know how much is involved to bring a new idea to something operational. To me it looks like he is talking about a theory. How long has it taken to get Akida to where it is now? They will be up for that to start with, then they will need to produce an operational chip, assuming they can. In the mean time what would Mercedes do sit around and wait? I don't think so!What can we say with certainty:
1. Brainchipās AKIDA1.0 is a neuromorphic processor.
2. Anil Mankar stated last year it was more efficient and faster than a GPU.
3. He has said āNot that one.ā Meaning not that neuromorphic processor.
4. It is therefore reasonable to conclude that whatever he is referring to is a neuromorphic processor.
Who apart from Brainchip has a neuromorphic processor that can compete with AKIDA 1.0 and out perform a GPU.
The only one I am aware of is Loihi 2 and it is still a research chip.
Intel was previously working with Mercedes Benz before the arrival of Brainchip.
He is former Intel.
If he is referring to Loihi 2 it is of academic interest because we know AKIDA1.0 exceeds the Loihi 2 performance.
If he is referring to AKIDA2.0 which he knows by some other name he does no more than confirm what Anil Mankar told the World last year at the Ai Field Day about AKIDA technology saying:
āBecause (we) do computations neuromorphic it is a clear advantage over deep learning GPUsā¦a quick comparison between (our) neuromorphic chipā¦and GPUsā¦(we) can work in microwatts to milli watts while deep learning GPUs are using 100ās of wattsā¦(our) neuromorphic chip⦠can run much faster, we are running at 300Mhz but the circuits can go to 1Ghzā¦ā
My opinion only DYOR
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Iām putting a logical spin on it. Happy to hear other possibilities of competitors, so I donāt flush money down the toiletI love everyone trying to positively spin this but he said it wasn't Akida. Pretty cut and dry to me.
I hope you are all correct and I am just a sad old pessimist!