Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
That’s a tad presumptuous however I can say I have absolutely no doubt that at least historically Samsung was assessing the Brainchip AKIDA technology.
I also know as a fact that Samsung had its own neuromorphic research and development program.
So as Dirty Harry would say:
“You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?”
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi FF, I must admit I'm feeling a little luckier after polishing my leprechaun boots then reading this article from 2019 which states:
Extract 1
"Samsung Electronics will aggressively push for mergers and acquisitions of startups and sizable global businesses in the field of non-memory semiconductors, said the head of its system-on-chip business on Tuesday.
Kang In-yup, president of the system LSI business of Samsung’s device solutions division, emphasized that Samsung “is open to M&As,” after announcing his unit’s plan to accelerate the development and commercialization of neural processing units and NPU-equipped end-to-end solutions to help realize on-device artificial intelligence."
Extract 2
"Samsung’s Montreal AI Lab in Canada and Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology in Korea will work together on the development of NPU technologies that will further evolve into neuromorphic processor technologies, which will support level 4 autonomous driving solutions, naturally speaking personal AI assistant programs, mixed reality technologies and humanoids.
Commercialization will be led by the system LSI business with a goal of supplying NPU-based processors not only for high-end and mid-range smartphones but also for automotive applications.
“For the coming age of AI, Samsung is committed to delivering industry-leading advancements brought to life by our NPU technologies,” Kang said. “As we leverage our differentiated technology, close partnerships with global institutes and active investment in top talent, we are excited to take future AI processing capabilities to the next level.”
Presumably Samsung needed a little help to accelerate their neuromorphic development program.
Samsung’s system chip head says M&As needed for non-memory goal
Samsung Electronics will aggressively push for mergers and acquisitions of startups and sizable global businesses in the field of non-memory semiconductors, said the head of its system-on-chip business on Tuesday. Kang In-yup, president of the system LSI business of Samsung’s device solutions...
m.koreaherald.com