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[Bravo]

Never heard of them before but coincidentally Sailesh Chittipeddi from Renesas also liked that same post

Blu Wireless, Renesas and Tata may all be connected.

Blu Wireless are members of the Coordinated Multipoint Open Radio Access Network (CoMP-O-RAN) whose "aim is to revolutionise the performance and cost of densified 5G New Radio (NR) outdoor small cell clusters".

Back in June @Makeme 2020 posted an announcement about a strategic partnership between Renesas and Tata ( Tata Motors Ltd. (TML) and Tejas Networks Ltd). Here's @Makeme 2020 original post #19,436. The partnership involves exploring various technologies including ADAS and it also " includes design and development of semiconductor solutions for radio units (RU) used in telecom networks, from 4G, 5G, to open radio access network (O-RAN), which enables open and flexible 5G RAN deployments, in addition to allowing wider interoperability. The companies aim to roll out products and solutions initially for India and aim to expand its footprint in the global markets".

 

[GStocks123]

I like it a lot!

 

[Fact Finder]

Over at the other place I railed against the naysayers who attack the idea that NASA was going to be a huge commercial opportunity.

Even here some have expressed a less aggressive though nonetheless similar viewpoint.

Well I am a very petty mean spirited individual who as a retired litigation lawyer loves revelling in being proven right which on this occasion comes from the fact that my position has always been that having NASA validate and prove Brainchip’s technology opens up opportunities in the military and commercial space of incredible value.

The obvious involvement of Brainchip in the communication space has clearly been facilitated by the following NASA driven and funded proof of concept research:

“Validating the Cognitive Network Controller on NASA’s SCaN Testbed​

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Abstract:The Cognitive Network Controller (CNC) defines a neuromorphic architecture where a spiking neural network can both encode network performance observations and select the optimal actions (e.g., routes) for the context of those observations. Because of these features, the CNC can quickly adapt to changes in the operational environment to either maintain or improve selected performance metrics. This behavior can be attractive for a space networking scenario with orbiting and ground-based assets that are either stationary or manned, bringing an elevated level of autonomy in network communication decisions. Using the SCaN testbed as a laboratory facility in orbit, we evaluated the adaptation abilities of the CNC applied to a space network routing application. Towards this end, the CNC design and the related neuromorphic processor were implemented in software and deployed on the flight computer of the SCaN testbed, and then applied to route bundles to a ground station over parallel links. This work likely constitutes the earliest demonstration of a space application for neuromorphic computing and a basic validation of the online adaptation capabilities of the CNC”

Lumpy or not the road to Brainchip’s commercial success is crowded with opportunity upon opportunity.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Taproot]

Over at the other place I railed against the naysayers who attack the idea that NASA was going to be a huge commercial opportunity.

Even here some have expressed a less aggressive though nonetheless similar viewpoint.

Well I am a very petty mean spirited individual who as a retired litigation lawyer loves revelling in being proven right which on this occasion comes from the fact that my position has always been that having NASA validate and prove Brainchip’s technology opens up opportunities in the military and commercial space of incredible value.

The obvious involvement of Brainchip in the communication space has clearly been facilitated by the following NASA driven and funded proof of concept research:

“Validating the Cognitive Network Controller on NASA’s SCaN Testbed​

Publisher: IEEE
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Abstract:The Cognitive Network Controller (CNC) defines a neuromorphic architecture where a spiking neural network can both encode network performance observations and select the optimal actions (e.g., routes) for the context of those observations. Because of these features, the CNC can quickly adapt to changes in the operational environment to either maintain or improve selected performance metrics. This behavior can be attractive for a space networking scenario with orbiting and ground-based assets that are either stationary or manned, bringing an elevated level of autonomy in network communication decisions. Using the SCaN testbed as a laboratory facility in orbit, we evaluated the adaptation abilities of the CNC applied to a space network routing application. Towards this end, the CNC design and the related neuromorphic processor were implemented in software and deployed on the flight computer of the SCaN testbed, and then applied to route bundles to a ground station over parallel links. This work likely constitutes the earliest demonstration of a space application for neuromorphic computing and a basic validation of the online adaptation capabilities of the CNC”

Lumpy or not the road to Brainchip’s commercial success is crowded with opportunity upon opportunity.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Spot on FF !
I think the NASA relationship alone will be worth millions, let alone the commercial applications that will burgeon because of the relationship.
For memory NASA were using 20 nodes just for the Rover project.

 

[Bigfella195]

Our good friend Micklepenis is back with his usual bullshit Motley Fool article!

"With BrainChip competing against giants such as IBM, Intel, and Qualcomm, which invest billions into research and development, it would be incredible if BrainChip’s small team and tiny budget allows it to create technology that not only outperforms its rivals but leads the industry"

This above has to be my favourite talking point in the argument against Brainchip. How could they possibly do it? While ignoring why intel, Qualcom etc can't do it because of ALL the granted patents held by Brainchip and 27+ pending patents waiting to be granted.

Questioning whether the tech works or not by ignoring Renesas, Megachips, Mercedes, NASA, Valeo, Prophesee, ARM, Si-Five, NVISO, who have all validated the tech.

This next paragraph of the article is a real stickler though and is outright lies and sometimes I kinda wish that Brainchip would address hit pieces like this.

"One of those was an Early Access Program Order from space agency NASA.It has been almost two years since the order was placed but no longer gets spoken about. In fact, it appears to have ended after just three weeks on 18 January 2021 based on NASA data"

It's the masterpiece of how not to be a journalist. No time spent researching and blatantly ignoring the facts.

Let the shorts, short. This article serves nothing but to fuel fear in an already fearful market and questions really need to be asked on whether or not these dicks have a short position in the stock. Writing it isn't enough as paper never refused ink.

https://www.fool.com.au/2022/10/17/warning-brainchip-shares-are-being-targeted-by-short-sellers/

Anyway that's the end of my incoherent rant but it serves as a call out to these fucks who blatantly LIE to their subscribers.

Anyway we all know how this ends.
Hope everyone has had a good Monday

Akida Ballista baby

Can anyone enlighten me as to whether Qualcomm’s Snapdragon can perform AI without internet connection?

 

[Fact Finder]

Can anyone enlighten me as to whether Qualcomm’s Snapdragon can perform AI without internet connection?

It depends on what definition of artificial intelligence you apply.

The term Ai has been abused by the semiconductor industry to such an extent it is almost meaningless.

The best example I can give is how the word Smart and the term Ai are used interchangeably so that you can have intelligent or Smart brake pads.

To create the Smart brake pad a loop of wire is imbedded and when the pad wears down and breaks through the loop a brake light warning is ignited.

This is clearly not Ai nor is it Smart but the person who had the idea was both intelligent and Smart but not the bit of wire.

The question to ask is can Snapdragon unconnected do all that AKIDA technology can do and the answer is no.

However Qualcomm has not only butchered the meaning of Ai like the rest of the industry but they have also redefined the meaning of Snapdragon which was once just a chip to now be a platform which can integrate third party IP.

If they integrate AKIDA IP into the Snapdragon platform then they could actually reclaim the original meaning of Ai for the Snapdragon platform.

Not sure if this is answering the question you wanted answered.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Diogenese]

Have we looked at a company called BluWireless before?

mmWave Technology | Blu Wireless Technology

Blu Wireless offers leading mmWave wireless technology to empower our partners to innovate through high-speed, secure connectivity.

www.bluwireless.com

Brainchip staff regularly like their posts and Sean Hehir has said they we’re working closely with a Telecommunications company, and just in the last 24 hours Anil Mankar has congratulated one of their staff.

Renesas is one of BluWireless partners.

A snippet here about BluWireless-

“Blu Wireless is disrupting the market with our ultra-fast and seamless 5G mmWave solutions. We are committed to developing cutting-edge network technology that helps set our customers apart as market leaders and innovators”

A year or so ago, in an interview with PvdM, Marcus asked a leading question about 5G and PvdM abruptly denied it. NDA?

 

[Fact Finder]

A year or so ago, in an interview with PvdM, Marcus asked a leading question about 5G and PvdM abruptly denied it. NDA?

NDA means you ‘Nong Don’t Ask’ that I told you that in confidence perhaps???

 

[Diogenese]

This is definitely an old article and was first published when they started releasing their development boards MONTHS before they announced they had found their missing twin Brainchip. It was a story for the ages.

Separated by oceans and continents at birth neither one knowing the other existed but yet sensing something was missing and that they would never be whole until they found each other.

It was such an emotional meeting when across a crowded trade show they saw each other’s freshly ironed table cloths.

It even says so at the end in the fine
Print:

“This article originally ran on sister site EE Times.”

The answer is always in the fine print.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...F97D6080C5D2DEC4ED3CF97D6080C5D2&&FORM=VDRVRV

 

[equanimous]

A year or so ago, in an interview with PvdM, Marcus asked a leading question about 5G and PvdM abruptly denied it. NDA?

Or are we on to the next 6G edition

All inclusive​

6G will be more than just another wireless network. The challenge here is to further develop and integrate wireless communications, sensor technology and processing power seamlessly. New eHealth approaches will enable electronic health care services worldwide, even in remote or inaccessible areas. Local trust zones will create secure spaces for the IoT micronets of smart cities. Simple IoT devices will automatically connect to each other to form local mesh networks, without needing densification of existing networks. This will be supported by edge, fog and cloud computing technologies.

6G: vision or reality?

The sixth generation of wireless communications: Rohde & Schwarz is actively involved in making 6G a reality.

www.rohde-schwarz.com

 

[equanimous]

Or are we on to the next 6G edition

All inclusive​

6G will be more than just another wireless network. The challenge here is to further develop and integrate wireless communications, sensor technology and processing power seamlessly. New eHealth approaches will enable electronic health care services worldwide, even in remote or inaccessible areas. Local trust zones will create secure spaces for the IoT micronets of smart cities. Simple IoT devices will automatically connect to each other to form local mesh networks, without needing densification of existing networks. This will be supported by edge, fog and cloud computing technologies.

6G: vision or reality?

The sixth generation of wireless communications: Rohde & Schwarz is actively involved in making 6G a reality.

www.rohde-schwarz.com

6G communication is evolving the current communication networking system smartly. Nayak & Patgiri [1], [2] envision the diverse future possibilities of 6G application in various domains, where 5G is the foundation for building the next generation of communication technology; for example, intelligent vehicles, Internet of Things, and savvy urban areas [10]. Although 5G has yet to be deployed worldwide and get experience at this time, researchers have turned their attention to the 6G communication framework [11]. In addition, the researchers have started working on integrating the 6G communication networks with AI’s capabilities to provide ubiquitous and reliable communication. Thus, it is becoming the backbone of the digital transformation of society [9], [12]. 6G communication technology provisions the connection with everything by integrating various technologies and applications. It also supports holographic, haptic, and underwater technologies. It will strengthen the Internet of Everything such as the Internet of Industrial Things, Internet of Medical Things, Internet of Nano-Things, etc. [7], [8], [13]. Therefore, the 6G communication technology can fulfill its promises with the help of advanced AI.

2. 6G core technologies​

6G communication is all about sixth-sense communication. It will be a three-dimensional technology, particularly time, space, and frequency. 6G will truly be an artificial intelligence-driven communication.

AI-powered network management to control the fast monitoring system. Implementing several cloud services, network virtualization, and other individual components could simplify some activities. Still, it leads to more fragmentation in the long run and an increased need to regulate tools. 6G will help us to build and modify that advanced toolkit. Edge AI over management system would handle the complex integration in a hierarchical order [5].

A vision on the artificial intelligence for 6G communication

The 6G communication network will be a sixth-sense next-generation communication network, which will increase the worthiness of the intelligent Intern…

www.sciencedirect.com

 

[Diogenese]

I think this is interesting Edge Impulse and Silicon Labs on their new ML chip. In this presentation FOMO ( faster objects more objects ) is mentioned which was also discussed in the recent podcast with Edge Impulse. Some big customers potentially here with this. A very important slide comes up at 16:50 in a power consumption comparison with competitors chips.

Silicon Labs don't seem to have heard of SNNs:

US2021183380A1 Keyword Spotting Using Machine Learning

[0044] The main neural network 200 may be a convolutional neural network (CNN). FIG. 6 shows the structure of this CNN according to one embodiment.

 

[alwaysgreen]

Bumpy:

I like lumpy. Some lumps are huge! while others are just a handful but all lumps are good lumps.

Spoiler

I hope this comment isn't sexist? Sexual connotation is there but both male and female lumps could be interpreted here . I'll shut up now

 

[supersonic001]

BrainChip on LinkedIn: #iotworld #aisummit

Our very own Rob Telson, Vice President of Ecosystem and Partnerships, will present “Essential AI: Efficient, Effective, Everywhere.” at #IoTWorld &…

www.linkedin.com

 

[TopCat]

Silicon Labs don't seem to have heard of SNNs:

US2021183380A1 Keyword Spotting Using Machine Learning

View attachment 19671

[0044] The main neural network 200 may be a convolutional neural network (CNN). FIG. 6 shows the structure of this CNN according to one embodiment.

Ok, thanks for checking it out

 

[Bigfella195]

It depends on what definition of artificial intelligence you apply.

The term Ai has been abused by the semiconductor industry to such an extent it is almost meaningless.

The best example I can give is how the word Smart and the term Ai are used interchangeably so that you can have intelligent or Smart brake pads.

To create the Smart brake pad a loop of wire is imbedded and when the pad wears down and breaks through the loop a brake light warning is ignited.

This is clearly not Ai nor is it Smart but the person who had the idea was both intelligent and Smart but not the bit of wire.

The question to ask is can Snapdragon unconnected do all that AKIDA technology can do and the answer is no.

However Qualcomm has not only butchered the meaning of Ai like the rest of the industry but they have also redefined the meaning of Snapdragon which was once just a chip to now be a platform which can integrate third party IP.

If they integrate AKIDA IP into the Snapdragon platform then they could actually reclaim the original meaning of Ai for the Snapdragon platform.

Not sure if this is answering the question you wanted answered.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Thanks FF, a wealth of polite wisdom as always. TasTroy posted the following on another site and says it is from the latest MB SUV user guide. The operation of the driver camera, assessing facial characteristics and positioning without saving data and withou internet connection seems very advanced. Does anyone here believe Snapdragon can achieve this without AKIDA tech?

 

[alwaysgreen]

I assume I am late here but has this been posted? Pierre Baumgartel of Motherson Group shared this post.

Motherson Group claims to be "One of the world’s largest and fastest-growing manufacturers of components for the automotive and transport industries"

https://www.motherson.com/

 

[AARONASX]

Bumpy:

End of the road is a chiropractor welcoming walk-ins

 

[thelittleshort]

I have never seen this July 2020 JWPM Consulting article

To me the last bit is particularly great

Akida™ will soon be the Model-T of neuromorphic processors​

The most exciting aspect of Brainchip's work is the pioneering nature of the technology.

A reminder, the model-T disrupted the automotive world through introducing production line manufacturing; it introduced car ownership to the average person.

However, quite quickly the Model-T was improved upon and subsequent models were light years ahead.

Great though Akida™ currently is, it is the only the beginning.

The launch of the first microprocessors in the seventies put low cost data processing in to the hands of teenagers. Kids started building computers in their bedrooms and garages to become Microsoft and Apple.

Akida™ will put the initial building blocks for Artificial Intelligence in to the hands of the next generation.

Brainchip haven't just created a chip they have enabled an ecosystem through making available a free software suite of development tools.

And back at Brainchip, we have a new breed of engineers and scientists who have steeped themselves deeply in neuromorphic methods.

They have opened the door into a whole new technological landscape.

While we think Akida™ is exciting, it's what comes after that will be truly amazing.

 

[thelittleshort]

A year or so ago, in an interview with PvdM, Marcus asked a leading question about 5G and PvdM abruptly denied it. NDA?

Edge Impulse on LinkedIn: "The increased penetration of edge computing and associated 5G private…

"The increased penetration of edge computing and associated 5G private network and cloud security technologies help more and more enterprises to make a digital…

www.linkedin.com