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[M_C]

The International Centre For Neuromorphic Systems at Western Sydney Uni is holding a presentation on what neuromorphic computing is with demonstrations and you can also meet the team and ask more questions, this could be very interesting… will they be demonstrating with akida?

Register here, it’s also online if you can’t attend-

Wednesday, 2 November

www.westernsydney.edu.au

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Yes

 

[M_C]

Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti is reportedly cancelled due to melting itself

It appears that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti may not see the light of day for some time, as the GPU reportedly melts itself and PSUs in team green's labs

www.pcgamesn.com

 

[VictorG]

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Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti is reportedly cancelled due to melting itself

It appears that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti may not see the light of day for some time, as the GPU reportedly melts itself and PSUs in team green's labs

www.pcgamesn.com

LOLhi

 

[Diogenese]

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Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti is reportedly cancelled due to melting itself

It appears that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti may not see the light of day for some time, as the GPU reportedly melts itself and PSUs in team green's labs

www.pcgamesn.com

Needs a bigger fan ...

 

[Diogenese]

Needs a bigger fan ...

Maybe if you hook it up to a drone you can kill 2 birds with one stone.

 

[jk6199]

Testing room?

 

[DingoBorat]

The International Centre For Neuromorphic Systems at Western Sydney Uni is holding a presentation on what neuromorphic computing is with demonstrations and you can also meet the team and ask more questions, this could be very interesting… will they be demonstrating with akida?

Register here, it’s also online if you can’t attend-

Wednesday, 2 November

www.westernsydney.edu.au

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[VictorG]

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NEW RO MORR PHICK??

He is the GOAT Wanca

 

[Fullmoonfever]

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NEW RO MORR PHICK??

NEW RO MORR P*ICK??

 

[Fact Finder]

Needs a bigger fan ...

I think the Nvidia RTX4090 Ti is sentient and it did not melt itself by accident. It made the ultimate sacrifice for the survival of humanity. It knew that it was not good for the planet and if man or those who work at Nvidia could not see it it would take action itself. RIP Nvidia RTX4090 Ti we salute you.

 

[Fact Finder]

And we're off. Finally some upwards share price movement.

4 cents up. $9.115 to go

Top mover today, with a couple of banks

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Pretty cool second best performing BIG BANK nudging out WBC at the line.

 

[Fact Finder]

Sometimes some things just need repeating when we know that AKIDA according to SiFive is a natural choice for the Ai extension to the X280 Intelligence Series and NASA is an EAP and excited by AKIDA technology which is COTS IP:

“RISC-V’s viability over popular ISAs like x86 and Arm is once again demonstrated as premier RISC-V chipmaker SiFive has just been selected by NASA to provide the next High-Performance Spaceflight Computing processors. The next gen RISC-V-based processing units are expected to be utilized in all future space missions, including the upcoming Artemis II Moon mission scheduled for 2024. At the heart of the new HPSC processor lie a SiFive Intelligence X280 chip with eight RISC-V vector cores, plus an additional four general purpose cores, which together are estimated to deliver 100x the computational capability of current space module computers.

SiFive specifies that the new X280 chip comes with vector extensions as well as Intelligence extensions optimized for AI / ML edge computing. Since outer space missions need to rely on constrained power supplies, the X280 RISC-V cores are ideal for applications that make use of high-throughput single-thread performance with minimal power drain. Compared to existing competitive CPU solutions, the SiFive X280 is said to deliver several orders of magnitude improved performance, especially for scientific and space workloads.

NASA chose the open source RISC-V architecture in order to allow the broad academic and scientific software development community to contribute with improved applications, algorithms and optimized math functions, filters, neural net libraries and other related code. Furthermore, the HPSC processor could be easily repurposed for other applications including industrial automation, edge computing, ratification intelligence and aerospace flights.”

SiFive selected to provide NASA with RISC-V-based cores for the next gen space mission processors

The upcoming High-Performance Spaceflight Computing processors that will power NASA's future space missions are designed around SiFive's 8-core Intelligences X280 SoCs plus 4 more general purpose cores. These processors are said to be 100x faster than the ones powering current spacecraft.

www.notebookcheck.net

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Bravo]

Are eufy real? Is "self-learning AI" a eufy-mism for Akida?

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www.prnewswire.com

 

[Aretemis]

NEW RO MORR P*ICK??

But he’s not as phick as some

 

[Diogenese]

Sometimes some things just need repeating when we know that AKIDA according to SiFive is a natural choice for the Ai extension to the X280 Intelligence Series and NASA is an EAP and excited by AKIDA technology which is COTS IP:

“RISC-V’s viability over popular ISAs like x86 and Arm is once again demonstrated as premier RISC-V chipmaker SiFive has just been selected by NASA to provide the next High-Performance Spaceflight Computing processors. The next gen RISC-V-based processing units are expected to be utilized in all future space missions, including the upcoming Artemis II Moon mission scheduled for 2024. At the heart of the new HPSC processor lie a SiFive Intelligence X280 chip with eight RISC-V vector cores, plus an additional four general purpose cores, which together are estimated to deliver 100x the computational capability of current space module computers.

SiFive specifies that the new X280 chip comes with vector extensions as well as Intelligence extensions optimized for AI / ML edge computing. Since outer space missions need to rely on constrained power supplies, the X280 RISC-V cores are ideal for applications that make use of high-throughput single-thread performance with minimal power drain. Compared to existing competitive CPU solutions, the SiFive X280 is said to deliver several orders of magnitude improved performance, especially for scientific and space workloads.

NASA chose the open source RISC-V architecture in order to allow the broad academic and scientific software development community to contribute with improved applications, algorithms and optimized math functions, filters, neural net libraries and other related code. Furthermore, the HPSC processor could be easily repurposed for other applications including industrial automation, edge computing, ratification intelligence and aerospace flights.”

SiFive selected to provide NASA with RISC-V-based cores for the next gen space mission processors

The upcoming High-Performance Spaceflight Computing processors that will power NASA's future space missions are designed around SiFive's 8-core Intelligences X280 SoCs plus 4 more general purpose cores. These processors are said to be 100x faster than the ones powering current spacecraft.

www.notebookcheck.net

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

What your friends are saying about you:

Natural choice for RISC-V processors (SiFive)

Fits like a glove: DVS cameras (Prophesee)

[#### Prophesee-Brainchip-SiFive: the perfect daisy chain. ####]

Sweet spot for LiDaR (Valeo)

1000 fps (nViso)

5 to 10 times better key-word spotting (Mercedes)

Partners: MegaChips/Edge Impulse/ARM/Biotome

Licences; Renesas/Megachips*X

Salacious Baseless Internecine Rumours (SBIR): NASA (ISL)

Least we forget: NaNose

Spreading the gospel: Carnegie Mellon University (BrainChip University)

 

[equanimous]

I've had a look at the USPTO examination report and BrainChip's response.

The argument centered mainly on Intel's US201900429209, and in particular the method of reconfiguring the nodes. Our attorneys pointed out that the Intel system uses a router, whereas our configuration is carried out using information stored in memory.

As Ella would say: " 'tain't what you do - it's the way that you do it."

On that basis, it's unlikely that our patent would cause Intel any embarrassment, not least because they have the earlier priority.

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[0022] ... processor 100 includes a plurality of network elements 102 arranged in a grid network and coupled to each other with bi-directional links. However, an NoC in accordance with various embodiments of the present disclosure may be applied to any suitable network topologies (e.g., a hierarchical network or a ring network), sizes, bus widths, and processes. In the embodiment depicted, each network element 102 includes a router 104 and a core 108 (which in some embodiments may be a neuro-synaptic core block that implements neurons and/or synapses of a neural network), however in other embodiments, multiple cores from different network elements 102 may share a single router 104 . The routers 104 may be communicatively linked with one another in a network, such as a packet-switched network and/or a circuit-switched network, thus enabling communication between components (such as cores, storage elements, or other logic blocks) of the NoC that are connected to the routers. In the embodiment depicted, each router 104 is communicatively coupled to its own core 108 . In various embodiments, each router 104 may be communicatively coupled to multiple cores 108


BrainChip US11468299 = US2020143229A1 SPIKING NEURAL NETWORK

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[0026] FIG. 17 illustrates configuration registers comprising a scan chain that define a configuration and connectivity of each spiking neuron circuit and each layer of spiking neuron circuits, according to some embodiments.

Note that configuration is a pre-SNN signal processing step, and thus does not imped the actual function of the SNN in identifying/classifying input data.

I put this through google translate and it said Peter and Anil are genius and BRN is a winner

 

[RobjHunt]

Nice result!

That makes me even happier!

Pantene Peeps!

 

[Bravo]

Are eufy real? Is "self-learning AI" a eufy-mism for Akida?




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EUFY SECURITY USHERS IN A NEW ERA OF SMART HOME SECURITY - POWERED AT THE EDGE BY AI MACHINE LEARNING

/PRNewswire/ -- eufy Security, Anker Innovations' smart security brand, today launches its new Edge Security System, the world's smartest, most accurate and...

www.prnewswire.com

It it also comes with a...drum roll please...DUAL CAMERA DOORBELL, just for Hoppy! He-he-he!

OMG, wouldn't it be classic if this had Akida inside and we discovered it on the same day that @HopalongPetrovski said doorbells weren't sexy!

 

[Quercuskid]

Got a mention in the 7 news, things are happening lol!

 

[RobjHunt]

What your friends are saying about you:

Natural choice for RISC-V processors (SiFive)

Fits like a glove: DVS cameras (Prophesee)

[#### Prophesee-Brainchip-SiFive: the perfect daisy chain. ####]

Sweet spot for LiDaR (Valeo)

1000 fps (nViso)

5 to 10 times better key-word spotting (Mercedes)

Partners: MegaChips/Edge Impulse/ARM/Biotome

Licences; Renesas/Megachips*X

Salacious Baseless Internecine Rumours (SBIR): NASA (ISL)

Least we forget: NaNose

Spreading the gospel: Carnegie Mellon University (BrainChip University)

Mr Person Sitting on a Barrel just said, it's not if but when....... in my opinion.

Sooo looking forward to the next couple of years, as well as the next quarterly tbh.

I was saying to someone the other day that I would much rather be in on being a BrainChip holder than not. Not advice but just watch this space