BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Mws]

Awesome film clip

 

[Sirod69]

Hi! I’m from the German platform, reading your postings here for long time. Also I share interesting informations from here in the German platform. In my opinion people lost their patience since the social media appeared suddenly in our lifes. Also the day trading community makes everything more volatile. Since I am an old school investor. I don’t care about every days up and downs. That’s how it works. Take a rest and let your shares work… that’s all! Have a nice day

Nice that you showed up here, which German platform do you mean? Greetings from Germany

 

[The Pope]

James dickleboro having another crack. Only posting as his second job appears to be as a comedian.

Why I think this ASX 200 share is high-risk, but also high-reward

Megaport Ltd (ASX:MP1) could be a high-risk, high-reward ASX 200 share for investors to buy right now. Here's what you need to know...

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[wilzy123]

Not sure what to say about Sally, other than I expected more enthusiasm for Neuromorphic tech. I guess she got her plug and is happy about that.

I am glad I skipped to the super power section of the podcast... I was even bored by that response.

 

[wilzy123]

James dickleboro having another crack. Only posting as his second job appears to be as a comedian.

Why I think this ASX 200 share is high-risk, but also high-reward

Megaport Ltd (ASX:MP1) could be a high-risk, high-reward ASX 200 share for investors to buy right now. Here's what you need to know...

www.fool.com.au

This is not relevant

 

[The Pope]

This is not relevant

Well, if you open link he does state the following etc
. However, when you’re nearing retirement, I don’t believe it is wise to risk your nest egg in a meme stock like Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) for example

Hence as I said in post above
James dickleboro having another crack. Only posting as his second job appears to be as a comedian

 

[Luppo71]

Evening all.
Any thoughts on this .

Xylo™: Ultra-low power neuromorphic chip | SynSense

Xylo™: Ultra-low power neuromorphic chip for low-dimensional signal processing, compatible with MEMS microphone, thermal sensor, pressure sensor, and more.

www.synsense.ai

Ok, disregard this post.
Need to read more of the posts on here

 

[wilzy123]

Well, if you open link he does state the following etc
. However, when you’re nearing retirement, I don’t believe it is wise to risk your nest egg in a meme stock like Brainchip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) for example

Hence as I said in post above
James dickleboro having another crack. Only posting as his second job appears to be as a comedian

This just became even less relevant. I have no idea why you thought the need to expand on whatever it was you were trying to achieve with the first post.

When are fool not having a crack at BRN.

It is pretty well established that The Modtley Fool are at the very least not well regarded going off reviews of the products they are pumping https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/the-motley-fool

The fact that Scott Phillips and The Fool get any air time on TV, via trading platforms and discussion forums makes me sick given they are essentially (without recourse) free to prey on spuds that are not savvy with money. Fleecing spuds isn't exactly what I would call a moral way to live life.

 

[Diogenese]

Cheers.

Is intriguing as you say though appears one thought last year was already to aim for 22nm and indicated AKD500 might be the implementation

Obviously mentioned 90nm as well which would tie in with NASA as you point out.

Akida spiking neural processor could head to FDSOI

Startup BrainChip Inc. has a road-map of larger and smaller SoC exemplars of its Akida spiking neural networking processing architecture and could go to fully-depleted silicon on insulator (FDSOI).

www.eenewseurope.com

Anil Mankar, chief development officer, told eeNews Europe: “Chip production volume is just starting now. But you will see a lot of IP licensing going forward.” He added: “We are process agnostic.”

The near-term focus is supplying the Akida IP to 22nm although some customers may go back to 90nm process, Akida executives said.

Rob Telson, vice president of worldwide sales, said BrainChip is drawing up plans for smaller and larger versions of Akida under the names Akida500, Akida1500 and Akida2000. Some of these may well comply to a new generation of the Akida architecture – Akida 2.0 – due to arrive in 2022. It is thought Akida500 could be implemented in 22nm FDSOI manufacturing process, and serve as a demonstrator of the agnostic nature of the Akida architecture.

Hi Fmf,

Following on from the link you posted, a little belated hindsight in the light of the Mercedes announcement 4 months later ( https://brainchip.com/mercedes-benz-vision-eqxx-concept/ ):

Akida spiking neural processor could head to FDSOI​

Technology News | August 2, 2021
By Peter Clarke
...
One of the application areas of interest is automotive where Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) to train an increasing number of sensors, components, image and video processors in each vehicle. Autonomous vehicles and near-autonomous vehicles are predicted to generate between 12 and 15 terabytes of data for every two hours of driving.

Latency, power consumption and privacy are the key reasons not to send this data to the cloud for processing.

One advantage of spiking neural network architectures is the ability to perform real-time incremental learning, sometimes called one-shot learning, within a fraction of a second. The ability to add voice commands, accept individuals as drivers by facial recognition and to flag events as significant or not in sensors is improved when using Akida, said BrainChip executives. “We are being benchmarked against deep learning accelerators and a GPU vendor and it is coming back favourably to us.”

Note the present tense (August 22021) "We are being benchmarked ... ", ie, the benchmarking was going on in August 2021. Five months later we got the Mercedes announcement.

We know about the use of Akida for voice commands in Mercedes.

We also know that Mercedes compared (benchmarked) Akida favourably with other voice recognition systems, providing 5 to 10 times better power efficiency than deep learning accelerators and a GPU vendor (Nvidia?).

We have speculated about other applications of Akida in Mercedes, so if we take a lead from the above-cited abstract, can we infer that facial recognition and significant event detection are included in EQXX, EQS, ... ?

... and don't mention Valeo ...

Now I wonder if the Sony/Prophesee deblurring camera could be useful in ADAS ...

 

[alwaysgreen]

Not sure what to say about Sally, other than I expected more enthusiasm for Neuromorphic tech. I guess she got her plug and is happy about that.

Brainchip decides if the podcast is aired to the market or not. They should have kept that one under lock and Rob should have just tweeted his gut feeling comment about transformers.

 

[Moonshot]

This just became even less relevant. I have no idea why you thought the need to expand on whatever it was you were trying to achieve with the first post.

When are fool not having a crack at BRN.

It is pretty well established that The Modtley Fool are at the very least not well regarded going off reviews of the products they are pumping https://www.productreview.com.au/listings/the-motley-fool

The fact that Scott Phillips and The Fool get any air time on TV, via trading platforms and discussion forums makes me sick given they are essentially (without recourse) free to prey on spuds that are not savvy with money. Fleecing spuds isn't exactly what I would call a moral way to live life.

Will never forget the Fools flogging me Kogan at $12 in 2020… Unsubscribed from their service after one week when I saw their recommendations… ikegps was their version of tech innovation. And they love adairs… so did my grandma. Enough said.

 

[equanimous]

Brainchip decides if the podcast is aired to the market or not. They should have kept that one under lock and Rob should have just tweeted his gut feeling comment about transformers.

There is usually "more than meets the eye.."

 

[wilzy123]

Will never forget the Fools flogging me Kogan at $12 in 2020… Unsubscribed from their service after one week when I saw their recommendations… ikegps was their version of tech innovation. And they love adairs… so did my grandma. Enough said.

That's why I wondered why Tommy Richardson was pumping fool.

 

[Kachoo]

Link.... otherwise you look stupid.

 

[wilzy123]

@Kachoo .... I would not pay any attention to random baseless comments by nobodies on LinkedIn. I also wouldn't even frame it as "shorters". At the very least you cannot vouch for this... and then secondly... you're giving these turnips more credit that they deserve. Fact is, there are a lot of impatient drongo's out there. Unfortunately they have access to keyboards. So you gotta weigh up everything you read to see if it at the very least passes the spud claim test. Good luck.

 

[alwaysgreen]

Shareman and dawgfathers true identities revealed?

 

[cassip]

Hi to all,

in connection with DARPA in the following article a company named Big Bear ai is mentioned. Search function gave no result; has this been topic here, does anyone know this company?

Regards
cassip

Redwire’s SpaceCREST Cybersecurity Platform to Protect Next-Generation Space Communications Hardware for DARPA Program

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www.wallstreet-online.de

 

[Kachoo]

@Kachoo .... I would not pay any attention to random baseless comments by nobodies on LinkedIn. I also wouldn't even frame it as "shorters". At the very least you cannot vouch for this... and then secondly... you're giving these turnips more credit that they deserve. Fact is, there are a lot of impatient drongo's out there. Unfortunately they have access to keyboards. So you gotta weigh up everything you read to see if it at the very least passes the spud claim test. Good luck.

I'm not basing anything on these yahoos I'm just stating that Linkdn has been pushed up possibly by shorters.

They have there adjenda not. This does not sway my direction but just highlighting.

First time I have seen this on that platform.

Good days to buy when there is blood in the streets in my opinion.

 

[Stable Genius]

Hi to all,

in connection with DARPA in the following article a company named Big Bear ai is mentioned. Search function gave no result; has this been topic here, does anyone know this company?

Regards
cassip

Redwire’s SpaceCREST Cybersecurity Platform to Protect Next-Generation Space Communications Hardware for DARPA Program

06.12.2022 - Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW), a leader in space infrastructure for the next generation space economy, announced today that its suite of space cybersecurity tools developed with BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI), an AI-powered analytics and cyber ...

www.wallstreet-online.de

BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. (BBAI) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance

Find the latest BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. (BBAI) stock quote, history, news and other vital information to help you with your stock trading and investing.

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[Getupthere]

New EV battery technology to see drivers go 1000km on a 10-minute charge — SmartCompany

Hyundai and Kia reportedly have inked a deal with the world's largest battery company to see up to 140,000 EVs get a whopping 1000km range.

apple.news

New EV battery technology to see drivers go 1000km on a 10-minute charge

Driving from Sydney to Melbourne on a single charge is on the horizon for Australia’s EV drivers after reports Hyundai and Kia may have inked a deal with the world’s largest battery company to see up to 140,000 EVs get a whopping 1000-kilometre range.

It comes after Hyundai Motor Group chairman Chung Eui-sun recently met with Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL) CEO Zeng Yuquan in South Korea, according to reports in Chosun Biz. The automotive multinational has used battery technology from the tech titan since 2021.

It’s thought the pair discussed CATL’s latest offering, a third-generation cell-to-pack (CTP) battery technology called Qilin that offers EV drivers up to 1000km of range after a 10-minute charge — something that would spell the end to regional and rural concerns in Australia regarding scant charging stations.

Who’s already using the 1000km battery?

The Qilin battery was first snapped up by Chinese car titan Geely in a five-year deal, which is boasting its futuristic Zeekr 009 people mover will actually offer “in excess of” 1000km. Geely registered an Australian trademark for the name last December, though there’s no word of a local launch date yet. The Australian price guide is $127,000, Zeekr says.

It’s a race to the top for car manufacturers when it comes to EVs going the distance. Chinese electric vehicle startups Li Auto and Hozon New Energy Automobile have also signed a deal for the 1000km battery, while the GAC Aion LX Plus SUV went on sale in China earlier this year with a 1008km driving range.

Toyota accused of spreading EV disinformation to profit from fossil-fuelled hybrids

Hyundai’s Porter EV, Kia Niro EV and Bongo EV will reportedly be among the first of its models to be fitted with the high-tech battery, with the supercharged lineup to hit the European and Korean markets first before being released in other regions, including Australia.

More locally, Hyundai is already spruiking its Ioniq 6’s 614-kilometre driving range, which will hit Australian shores in early 2023. That brings the Ioniq in line with Tesla 3’s driving range (602km), Tesla Model S (652km) and BMW iX (630km), all available in Australia right now.

How does the Qilin battery work?

CATL says the Qilin battery has a “volume utilisation efficiency” of 72%, compared to 59% in Tesla’s cylindrical 4680 batteries (BMW uses this shape too), with an energy density of up to 255 Wh/kg — making it “the highest integration level worldwide so far”, according to CATL.

The Qilin battery — which is named after a mythological Chinese creature — takes just 10 minutes to charge, according to CATL, with a hot start in five minutes flat thanks to a liquid cooling process that promotes heat transfer and slashes thermal control time in half.

CATL, the world’s largest battery manufacturer, is also known as the most competitively priced against fellow heavy-hitters LG Energy Solutions, SK On, and Samsung SDI. CATL already supplies batteries to Tesla as well as Ford and BMW — meaning the Qilin could become the industry’s go-to battery before long.

How far can EVs drive on a single charge?

In the month of November, EVs made up 4.7% of all cars sold in Australia, according to sales figures from industry group FCAI.

Here are the top five most popular EVs in Oz and how far they can travel on a single charge.

Tesla Model Y = up to 514km

BYD 845 Atto 3 = up to 420km

Tesla Model 3 sedan = up to 602km

MG ZS EV = up to 320km

Volvo c40 Recharge = up to 434km