BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Fact Finder]

Consumer Reports ranks Mercedes Benz least reliable of cars they ranked (around 20-25 models/brands) based on feedback from 300,000 +/- car owners, based mainly on software issues. Ouch.

Can someone help them turn that lemon report into lemonade in the future????

From the same report:

“Models from Tesla Motors, which leads the market in EV sales, continue to have issues with body hardware, steering and suspension, paint and trim and climate system. The Model 3 has average reliability, while other Telsa models – including the S, Y and X – are below average”

A very good friend and brilliant barrister I worked with had a saying he was fond of: “It’s not that we’re that good, have you seen the competition.”

The interesting thing when you read more deeply is the issues consumers complained about are things like back row seating not working correctly in Mercedes vehicles. The actual reviewers from Consumer Rrports in their seperate testing of the Mercedes range actually rate all the things like comfort, ride, handling, drive train, finish quite highly.

I remember some years ago when a motoring magazine dug more deeply into a report that consumers rated a particular vehicle lowly whereas it had scored very highly with motoring writers the consumers had marked it down because of a problem with the cup holders. One female owner they tracked down was so outraged by the cup holder issue swore she would never buy the brand again and it was her only complaint.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Fact Finder]

Like the rest of you, I also enjoyed the Edge Impulse video. Who doesn't love to see a partner extolling the virtues of our company to a live audience of conference attendee's.

Yet, I am puzzled by a disconnect which I am fretting about, but believe is just me getting needlessly "wrapped around the axle" of inconsequential minutia.

In Sean Hehir's first AGM address he said that " ...the Semiconductor world is very aware of Brainchip after last week" (meaning after Brainchip's attendance at the Global Semiconductor Alliance Leadership Summit a week or so before the AGM}.

Why would the Edge Impulse speaker tell the audience that it is probable that none of them have ever heard of Brainchip? Or, more to my point, who were in his audience? I would have presumed they were part of the Semiconductor world,...that is afterall a big world.

So, with very little to fret about generally, I have picked this out of what was otherwise a few minute's of must see TV ( or video).

Yours, .... dippY

There are two things to say:

Firstly Brainchip CEO Sean Hehir is a Silicon Valley man through and through and as such he believes Silicon Valley is where the sun rises and sets on semiconductors and hence his statement about the world now knowing.

Secondly the statement used by the Edge Impulse presenter is nothing more than a public speaking technique. Those in the audience who know already about Brainchip are left feeling superior because they did in fact already know and those that did not are consoled by the idea that well I am not the only one who has not heard of Brainchip.

Having said this the presenter then takes his audience on a journey into a world of science fiction which is this marvellous technology which he has discovered called AKIDA that can process and fuse multiple senses simultaneously and out perform GPUs while only running at 300 megahertz that is already being adopted by Mercedes Benz, Renesas and many other companies and which despite its great complexity can be now accessed by all thanks to the brilliance of the Edge Impulse platform.

‘Come into my parlour said the spider to the fly.’

Notwithstanding his poor English language skills this is one mean, lean selling machine.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[alwaysgreen]

I remember bread and dripping from my youth—the staple Monday lunch following the Sunday roast. But even better when cleaning the pan while still warm.

Left over fats used to be strained and retained, to be used to fry with later. That aspect of cooking has been lost today. Along with the flavour. Although I was happy to see a device advertised recently for doing precisely that. Maybe the circle has turned. Again!

The young’ns won‘t be able to relate to bread and dripping.

Check out carnivore MD if you haven't already. Interesting guy. https://www.instagram.com/carnivoremd2.0/?hl=en

 

[Izzzzzzzzzzy]

Check out carnivore MD if you haven't already. Interesting guy. https://www.instagram.com/carnivoremd2.0/?hl=en

A very healthy diet, pretty sure nothing he eats is made in a factory or is processed, everything is natural as it can be. This is what docters genuinely recommend to most people as well.

 

[alwaysgreen]

Hi @alwaysgreen
Are you ask hypothetically or because you have been naughty and do not yet have your own plan based on your own personal and financial circumstances.

I’m off to see what the global GPU market is worth.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

I took about 8% of my holding off at $2.13 in the last run.

After that, I told myself I would sell half at $5 then the remainder at 10. I didn't expect to be back at 60 cents though so my strategy is a little fluid at the moment.

I am going to reassess my strategy at the next AGM. Hopefully, Sean is able to deliver on his promise of providing clear a earnings outlook. If those outlooks are promising, I will stick with my $5/$10 strategy. If they are lower than I hope for, then I might trade a few at a lower figure.

 

[wilzy123]

everything that sounds like brainchip

It's actually pretty common for a lot of things to 'sound like Brainchip'. I think competitors have even started going out their way to use language that Brainchip are using to position themselves - to make them sound similar and competitive in the market. But reality is, OEM's and semiconductor companies don't just make decisions based on 'yep, this sounds like what we need'. I'd like to think that they can tell the difference when they actually evaluate products. There are limitations to what can and can't be achieved without Akida, and I'd encourage anyone to look past the gloss that qualcomm are putting forward and try and see whether the thing doing the quacking is actually Akida (noting that this may not actually be possible unless they actually tell us). So until a tangible confirmation or tangible comparison can be made, there is literally zero point to speculative questions like "then what does that mean for Brainchips future? Have we lost the 3 to 5 year technology lead?".

 

[Slymeat]

Consumer Reports ranks Mercedes Benz least reliable of cars they ranked (around 20-25 models/brands) based on feedback from 300,000 +/- car owners, based mainly on software issues. Ouch.

Can someone help them turn that lemon report into lemonade in the future????

Did that study involve China?

Mercedes are recalling almost ALL their EVs from china due to electric motor issues caused by a seal that allows coolant to leak into the electric motor and render it useless. I believe these issues were introduced by bad manufacturing practices in the Chinese company that built the motors.

Mercedes expands EQC recall in China (2 Nov 2022)

Mercedes-Benz EQS EVs amongst 12,000 vehicles recalled in China (2 Aug 2022)​

"Beijing Benz, a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and Chinese automaker BAIC Motor, filed a recall plan on October 28 in accordance with the country’s top market regulatory body. The move expands a recall plan for certain EQA, EQB and EQC electric vehicle models released on February 18, 2022."

"In the past two years, Mercedes-Benz and its subsidiaries have launched many recalls in China. According to an automobile recall announcement issued on the official website of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), in the first three quarters of this year, the German automaker recalled a total of 255,782 vehicles, with 11 recalls involving 20 models."

 

[Fact Finder]

It's actually pretty common for a lot of things to 'sound like Brainchip'. I think competitors have even started going out their way to use language that Brainchip are using to position themselves - to make them sound similar and competitive in the market. But reality is, OEM's and semiconductor companies don't just make decisions based on 'yep, this sounds like what we need'. I'd like to think that they can tell the difference when they actually evaluate products. There are limitations to what can and can't be achieved without Akida, and I'd encourage anyone to look past the gloss that qualcomm are putting forward and try and see whether the thing doing the quacking is actually Akida (noting that this may not actually be possible unless they actually tell us). So until a tangible confirmation or tangible comparison can be made, there is literally zero point to speculative questions like "then what does that mean for Brainchips future? Have we lost the 3 to 5 year technology lead?".

Hi @wilzy123
I love it when you reveal your true intellect. Absolutely spot on the money.

I think it was Mr. DELL himself who predicted that 75% of all data would be processed at the Edge by 2025.

This is not some wild rogue idea it is the reality and every man and his dog wants to be considered relevant so they are all claiming to be able to compete in this space even though they don’t have what it takes while they try to play catch up.

The issue has been that most did not know who they were trying to catch up with but the word about Brainchip is getting out there and as the presenter said what Brainchip has is like science fiction.

The new levels of security imposed at the Brainchip Perth Innovation Research Centre speaks volumes about what is now unfolding.

I have said it before there is only one straight line and Brainchip owns that line and has used patents to blow up the bridges behind it so others cannot follow.

Any company claiming to be able to compete with AKIDA technology using old technology upgraded is not in the same race.

Remember the warning Sean Hehir gave at the AGM about competitors claiming 10, 20, 50 percent performance gains are not coming anywhere close to what AKIDA is doing.

AKIDA is the stuff of science fiction.

As @wilzy123 states:

“So until a tangible confirmation or tangible comparison can be made, there is literally zero point to speculative questions like "then what does that mean for Brainchips future? Have we lost the 3 to 5 year technology lead?".

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Damo4]

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[buena suerte :-)]

I remember bread and dripping from my youth—the staple Monday lunch following the Sunday roast. But even better when cleaning the pan while still warm.

Left over fats used to be strained and retained, to be used to fry with later. That aspect of cooking has been lost today. Along with the flavour. Although I was happy to see a device advertised recently for doing precisely that. Maybe the circle has turned. Again!

The young’ns won‘t be able to relate to bread and dripping.

I remember it very well, wiping slices of white bread around the pan ... yum

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

I remember it very well, wiping slices of white bread around the pan ... yum

My grandfather's favourite thing.

"Jack Sprat could eat no fat,
His wife could eat no lean;
And so betwixt them both,
They lick'd the platter clean."

I'd always assumed it was a consequence of having lived through the Great Depression.
I am so grateful for having found and invested early in Brainchip.

 

[David holland]

Looks like Akida will be in lot of products in the near future, Some big names will 1 day will be released and and this company will be off and running at great speeds

 

[Slade]

All I want for Xmas is a new contract
A new contract
A new contract

 

[Fact Finder]

From the MOSCHIP presentation:


[TECHNICAL SESSION - AI / ML APPLICATIONS]
ULTRA-LOW POWER EDGE AI ASICS
SWAMY IRRINKI
VP of Marketing and Business Development

BrainChip’s NNP IP Akida is Uniquely Essential For Ultra-Low Power Edge Devices

• BrainChip’s IP fabric can be placed either in a parallelized manner that would be ideal for ultimate performance, or space-optimized in order to reduce silicon utilization and further reduce power consumption.

• Entire neural networks can be placed into the fabric, removing the need to swap weights in and out of DRAM resulting in a reduction of power consumption while increasing throughput.

• Additionally, users can modify clock frequency to optimize performance and power consumption further

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[FJ-215]

Sorry if already posted, but link to Youtube Video of upcoming Summit. Notifications can be set:

On now

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Sorry if already posted, but link to Youtube Video of upcoming Summit. Notifications can be set:

Live now for those interested.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

The buy/sell ratio looking ..Much more betterer

518 buyers for 8,359,411 units
278 sellers for 4,998,346 units

GREEN day please

 

[Bravo]

By combining hardware acceleration, a smart MEMS IMU, and an easy-to-use ML development platform, Alif Semiconductor, Bosch Sensortec GmbH, and Edge Impulse have dramatically simplified the creation of edge sensing applications that classify complex motions and identify gestures — offering a 40X performance boost over similar existing solutions. #electronicaFair

Alif Semiconductor, Bosch Sensortec, and Edge Impulse deliver extended sensor functions using machine learning on the edge

/PRNewswire/ -- Alif Semiconductor, supplier of microcontrollers (MCUs) and fusion processors, today announced collaboration with Bosch Sensortec and Edge...

www.prnewswire.com

Thanks for sharing @Sirod69! This collaboration is VERY exciting. And to think we were only just talking about Edge Impulse having fully implemented Meta TF into its development platform. I'm pretty happy with what it says in this extract.

 

[Taproot]

Mentions Akida
Integrated Sensor Electronic Front-Ends with Self-X Capabilities

Integrated Sensor Electronic Front-Ends with Self-X Capabilities

The ongoing vivid advance in integration technologies is giving leverage both to computing systems as well as to sensors and sensor systems. Both conventional computing systems as well as innovative computing systems, e.g., following bio-inspiration from nervous systems or neural networks...

www.mdpi.com

 

[wilzy123]

On now