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Of course we are assuming Dingo spoke to the real Commsec and his call was not being intercepted because they have taken control of his phone.Just as well. I was about to blame SHAREMAN or MILO
Of course we are assuming Dingo spoke to the real Commsec and his call was not being intercepted because they have taken control of his phone.Just as well. I was about to blame SHAREMAN or MILO
You sure you didn't make those names up lol! Maybe the brother of glutius maximus and bigus dickus"...Milo (died 48 BC) was a Roman political agitator. The son of Gaius Papius Celsus, he was adopted by his maternal grandfather, Titus Annius Luscus. In 52 BC, he was prosecuted for the murder of Publius Clodius Pulcher and exiled from Rome. He was unsuccessfully defended by his friend, Marcus Tullius Cicero, in the speech Pro Milone."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titus_Annius_Milo
Milo also led a mob to control the streets. A tragic character.
“A presentation highlighting the benefits of the new products will be made at the Linley Fall Microprocessor Conference later today.”
They are only $90. I'm buying one if it's confirmed that Akida is inside!As most people only read the main thread, just try this, forwarding to the Renesas thread:
Renesas
https://www.renesas.com/us/en/about/press-room/renesas-acquire-steradian-expand-its-reach-radar-market Renesas to Acquire Steradian to Expand Its Reach in the Radar Market The Acquisition Will Bolster Renesas’ Automotive and Industrial Sensing Portfolio with Steradian's Radar Technology...thestockexchange.com.au
Hi Bravo,Just wanted to revisit this Samsung announcement again. In another article I noticed it says Samsung will "collaborate with global partners to implement industry-leading central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) at the same time. They are also planning to develop an ultra-high-pixel image sensor close to the human eye and a sensor that detects and implements the five senses."
I highlighted "a sensor" (singular) because it indicates they're intending on developing a sensor that is capable of processing all five sensor modalities, which is obviously not the same as developing different sensors to process different senses.
Then I remembered there was a Rob Telson podcast (link below) in which he describes why Akida is so unique in it's ability in this regard.
Does anyone know of any other processor that is commercially available which is capable of mimicking the 5 senses like AKIDA?
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Samsung Electronics "Mass production of 5th generation 10-nano-class DRAM next year"
Samsung Electronics will start the mass-production of 5th generation (1b) 10-nano class DRAM next year. By reducing the size and improving performance compared to the current 4th generation, they willenglish.etnews.comMimicking the Five Senses, On Chip - Robohub
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Agree I believe brn is the only company I believe that will make me genuinely rich. I can’t even think of anything else in the market that will. Obviously I’m invested in other things and have a huge watch list but nothing makes more senseI tend to think that inflationary pressures suppressing industry and the demise of Argo may well play into BRNs hands in the longer run. I see an opportunity for the right technology in the right place at the right time. And Akida is the right technology imo, it’s cheap and scales well as IP, it’s the only real edge choice atm and I think with a suppressed market and the need to keep moving ADAS and level 3 automation ahead, that industry will gravitate towards a modular autonomous solution of necessary components making up what is required. I think this has happened with software in the past (many times) and now it will be forced upon software defined car manufacturers to reduce the amount of reinventing in development they do in favour of purchasing more generic modular solutions - to speed up adoption. I think Akida will be part of this why? Not because I’m a biased shareholder but because Akida scales and will be cheaper and faster to implement. I think that eventually there will be maybe 2 or 3 major autonomous vehicle platforms adopted by the whole of industry and each will utilise Akida technology - fulfilling the companies ambition for Akida to be the defacto standard for car edge AI. AIMO.
No point giving these peasants any airtime.I honestly don't care about the money. I just want Brainchip to succeed to make this tosser look like even more of a tosser than he already looks!!
They are proper fools articles are probably written by unknowsoldier and pigsmayfly. Always makes me laugh when we have our run ups. I remember back in the day I made a bet with dawgfather that I would absolutely belt him when we hit $1 and I spammed the f out of hotcrapper tagging him when we hit it. The best feeling everNo point giving these peasants any airtime.
I haven't found a Samsung patent for the multi-sense sensor, but this one is for a sensor which can be partitioned ...Just wanted to revisit this Samsung announcement again. In another article I noticed it says Samsung will "collaborate with global partners to implement industry-leading central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) at the same time. They are also planning to develop an ultra-high-pixel image sensor close to the human eye and a sensor that detects and implements the five senses."
I highlighted "a sensor" (singular) because it indicates they're intending on developing a sensor that is capable of processing all five sensor modalities, which is obviously not the same as developing different sensors to process different senses.
Then I remembered there was a Rob Telson podcast (link below) in which he describes why Akida is so unique in it's ability in this regard.
Does anyone know of any other processor that is commercially available which is capable of mimicking the 5 senses like AKIDA?
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Samsung Electronics "Mass production of 5th generation 10-nano-class DRAM next year"
Samsung Electronics will start the mass-production of 5th generation (1b) 10-nano class DRAM next year. By reducing the size and improving performance compared to the current 4th generation, they willenglish.etnews.comMimicking the Five Senses, On Chip - Robohub
robohub.org
I honestly don't care about the money. I just want Brainchip to succeed to make this tosser look like even more of a tosser than he already looks!!
Why did the BrainChip share price lose a quarter of its value in October?
The BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN) share price was sold off and crashed deep into the red in October. Why did it sink?www.fool.com.au
"At GTC 2022, NVIDIA announced the Jetson Orin Nano series of system-on-modules (SOMs). They deliver up to 80X the AI performance of NVIDIA Jetson Nano and set the new standard for entry-level edge AI and robotics applications.
What all those clowns fail to point out (presumably to suit their own agendas) when they repeatedly say "large company x" spends more on R&D each year than BRN, is what proportion of the budget is spent directly on neuromorphic compute?Oh! - Here's something new - Nvidia spends more on R&D than BrainChip does ...
What all those clowns fail to point out (presumably to suit their own agendas) when they repeatedly say "large company x" spends more on R&D each year than BRN, is what proportion of the budget is spent directly on neuromorphic compute?
They make it sound impossible that an up and coming company could blow an established one out of the water. If that were true, then we'd all still be creating fires with rubbing sticks.
At best, their commentary is extremely misleading, uninformed, and made all the more worse for the fact that they are (at this time) permitted by law to write this crap.
Rig your car up with a few GPU's in the boot. That ought'a do it." If that were true, then we'd all still be creating fires with rubbing sticks." - There's another way?
Rig your car up with a few GPU's in the boot. That ought'a do it.
What all those clowns fail to point out (presumably to suit their own agendas) when they repeatedly say "large company x" spends more on R&D each year than BRN, is what proportion of the budget is spent directly on neuromorphic compute?
They make it sound impossible that an up and coming company could blow an established one out of the water. If that were true, then we'd all still be creating fires with rubbing sticks.
At best, their commentary is extremely misleading, uninformed, and made all the more worse for the fact that they are (at this time) permitted by law to write this crap.