Pappagallo
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This doesn’t seem right. Surely the price action would’ve been a lot more dramatic with 40 million shorts being closed in only a couple of days.
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This doesn’t seem right. Surely the price action would’ve been a lot more dramatic with 40 million shorts being closed in only a couple of days.
I think that they may actually like us, competition? I also think that they have come to the realization that we hold the keys
to the kingdom and our IP embedded in their customers chips will not only financially benefit their companies name from slipping
further down the food chain, but give Mike and his team the opportunity to pick up a minimum 3-year lag in their research and in
doing so, jump many others heading to the edge, or in this specific case, the "far edge."
Jensen Huang may remain out in the cold for a few more years, but he is a very smart operator who knows a great log fire and
comfy sofa when he sees it.
I expect him to "pounce" at some stage, not getting the Arm deal across the line, has potentially opened up the door to consider
Brainchip Inc as a friendly target on a five-year horizon, in my opinion of course.
But what would I know.
Tech
Stable Genius
Regular
This could be promising? Honda already have a strong relationship with Valeo who have helped them along with Mercedes achieve level 3.
It wouldn’t be impossible for Honda to want the same magic to achieve level 3 in their collaboration with Sony!
Anything else would be a step backwards.
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
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thelittleshort
Top Bloke
Learning
Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
Fantastic thelitteshort,
An amazing interconnected web🕸.
It will all eventually lead to AKIDA. (JMHO)
Learning 🏖
Look who else is going to CES..
image-sensors-world.blogspot.com
MagikEye to Present Disruptive 3D Sensing with Invertible Light™ Image Sensor Technology at CES
Magik Eye Inc. (www.magik-eye.com), an innovative 3D sensing company will be holding demonstrations for its latest Invertible Light™ Technology (ILT) at the ...
www.businesswire.com
MagikEye to Present Disruptive 3D Sensing with Invertible Light™ Image Sensor Technology at CES
From Businesswire: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221220005152/en/MagikEye-to-Present-Disruptive-3D-Sensing-with-Invertible-Light%...
image-sensors-world.blogspot.com
thelittleshort
Top Bloke
Probably a dot too far, but second TSMC Japan office has just opened - in Osaka. As luck would have it BrainChip happen to be recruiting for a sales director, also their second Japanese office and also in Osaka
Check out this job at TSMC:
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3374575646
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Geez....all this dot joining starting to look like one big dot 
Fact Finder
Top 20
I had a little Christmas thought bubble the other day and posted that to be part of the Intel foundry IP offering it was logical to conclude Intel would have verified the AKIDA IP well it is not just logical but now thanks to @Diogenese it is a FACT:
“Intel currently has its IFS Acceleratorprogram that provides chip designers validated EDA tools optimized for its manufacturing nodes, process-specific silicon-verified IP portfolio, and design service partners.”
Could not be clearer. Intel has verified the AKIDA IP by testing the AKIDA 1.0 silicon.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Yes. there is a 4 to 5 month gap between Suk Lee joining IFS and BrainChip joining IFS, so the verification would have started almost from day 1 of SL's joining IFS.
It is not unlikely that RT's job description was updated to match SL's.
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Fullmoonfever
Top 20
With regards shorts, I would suggest an anomaly and be rectified in due course.
Notification at ASIC of reporting issue for 22/12.
asic.gov.au
Notification at ASIC of reporting issue for 22/12.
Short selling reports notice | ASIC
stockduck
Regular
I hope there will never be anyone who takes over the brainchip company, this intellectual property should always remain in the hands of a large consortium, which can control the technical consequences of this invention relatively well for the benefit of all people. I think that's probably the biggest challenge.I think that they may actually like us, competition? I also think that they have come to the realization that we hold the keys
to the kingdom and our IP embedded in their customers chips will not only financially benefit their companies name from slipping
further down the food chain, but give Mike and his team the opportunity to pick up a minimum 3-year lag in their research and in
doing so, jump many others heading to the edge, or in this specific case, the "far edge."
Jensen Huang may remain out in the cold for a few more years, but he is a very smart operator who knows a great log fire and
comfy sofa when he sees it.
I expect him to "pounce" at some stage, not getting the Arm deal across the line, has potentially opened up the door to consider
Brainchip Inc as a friendly target on a five-year horizon, in my opinion of course.
But what would I know.
Tech
verification is an exhaustive testing process.
Intel have a few non-server processor families, such as Core, Pentium, and Celeron, each having several versions, and Akida would have been tested with at least some of these, remembering that Akida does need a 3rd party processor for set-up/configuration, but not for inference.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/processor-numbers.html
Intel® Processor Names and Numbers
I suppose, verification would have involved a software simulation test using MetaTF' Akida simulation software, then tests with the Akida SoC, and then with the actual Akida IP
IC verification is a well established technology:
US8645897B1 Integrated circuit design verification system
An integrated circuit (IC) design verification system includes a memory for storing an IC design and a processor in communication with the memory. The IC design includes multiple IP cores and the design verification apparatus includes multiple verification modules. The processor configures a first set of connections between the IP cores and the verification modules based on a first connection database and verifies each IP core independently using the first set of connections. Thereafter, the processor configures a second set of connections between the IP cores and the verification modules based on a second connection database generated based on the first connection database, and verifies the multiple IP cores together using the second set of connections.
Cited patents:
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Of course, Akida 3 will be able to do it with its eyes closed.
Learning
Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
Here is another theory,
When Akida 1000 was in volume production at TSMC in April 2021. Suk Lee is the VP Design Infrastructure Managerment Design at TSMC. Someone of his stature and are an industry veteran, would not slipped by the first commercial available Neuromorphic Chip being volume produce, without any knowledge. Hence, my opinion is that's Suk Lee is well aware of AKIDA since April 2021.(JMHO)
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stockduck
Regular
We as humanity have been at war for a long time, not just since we realized we were capable of killing another human being.
We simply do not recognize the value of creation itself and all life in it, as it is created by love for the living day by day.
Our own ego gets in the way and blinds us to deeper insights of a higher vision of oneself. Children are and would be a possibility for insight.
Who desecrates children as this possibility for higher insight to oneself, creates a vision about oneself.
The currently biggest war of mankind is in my opinion the war against the much too accelerated climate change with hundreds of millions of people as victims in displacement and death.
This war can only be won together and we do not need the young men and women lying as bleeding dead bodies on battlefields.
No, we as humanity need these men and women as workers, engineers and inventors, responsible leaders and state leaders, educators, doctors, nurses for the common higher cause in the service of the climate and the next 100 generations.
What if a comet wipes us out in 2 years? We need the technical capabilities to avoid such an accident! The solution cannot be that a few fly into space to die out on another planet after 10 years, can it?
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Just my opinion on these terrible war times on earth.
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wilzy123
Founding Member
I interpret this following statement to mean that there may be a difference between volume traded and short positions reported.
"It is important to note that ASIC’s aggregated short position reports are reliant on the accuracy of reports we receive from individual short sellers. While we will monitor compliance with short position reporting and provide additional guidance where necessary, we are unable to verify the accuracy of all individual reports submitted to ASIC, nor to verify that all short sellers in our market (both in Australia and overseas) are lodging reports."
Short position reports table | ASIC
ASIC is basically saying....
How on earth this is even possible (for them to not be on top of this) is beyond me, and something you'd think would be automated in today's day an age. My guess is that their systems have not been updated to something fit for this decade yet, and that a few are prospering from it.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Doing some keyword searches and this dissertation from April came up.
Very noble piece of work around gender violence and women.
One element of the paper is around a wearable called Bindi as per except further below.
Whilst we weren't utilised in this dissertation, the comment was made under future work....which I hope they manage to do.
Maybe BRN could get in touch with the authors with an old donated board or something
"The integration of neuromorphic computing into Bindi, such as Akida Neural Processor SoC."
Fear Classification
using Affective Computing with
Physiological Information and
Smart-Wearables
by
Jose Ángel Miranda Calero
A dissertation submitted by in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in
Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
PhD Advisor(s):
Celia López-Ongil
Marta Portela García
Supervisor:
Celia López-Ongil
April, 2022
Secondly, Bindi is presented. This is an end-to-end autonomous multimodal system leveraging affective IoT throughout auditory and physiological commercial off-the-shelf smart-sensors, hierarchical multisensorial fusion, and secured server architecture to combat Gender-based Violence by automatically detecting risky situations based on a multimodal intelligence engine and then triggering a protection protocol.
Specifically, this research is focused onto the hardware and software design of one of the two edge-computing devices within Bindi. This is a bracelet integrating three
physiological sensors, actuators, power monitoring integrated chips, and a System-On-Chip with wireless capabilities.
Very noble piece of work around gender violence and women.
One element of the paper is around a wearable called Bindi as per except further below.
Whilst we weren't utilised in this dissertation, the comment was made under future work....which I hope they manage to do.
Maybe BRN could get in touch with the authors with an old donated board or something
"The integration of neuromorphic computing into Bindi, such as Akida Neural Processor SoC."
Fear Classification
using Affective Computing with
Physiological Information and
Smart-Wearables
by
Jose Ángel Miranda Calero
A dissertation submitted by in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in
Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
PhD Advisor(s):
Celia López-Ongil
Marta Portela García
Supervisor:
Celia López-Ongil
April, 2022
Secondly, Bindi is presented. This is an end-to-end autonomous multimodal system leveraging affective IoT throughout auditory and physiological commercial off-the-shelf smart-sensors, hierarchical multisensorial fusion, and secured server architecture to combat Gender-based Violence by automatically detecting risky situations based on a multimodal intelligence engine and then triggering a protection protocol.
Specifically, this research is focused onto the hardware and software design of one of the two edge-computing devices within Bindi. This is a bracelet integrating three
physiological sensors, actuators, power monitoring integrated chips, and a System-On-Chip with wireless capabilities.
Just received this from nViso - I see its relevance in the reference to "tipping point", although used in relation to ChatGPT, rather than @Fact Finder 's use in relation to Akida. My thinking is that ChatGPT's performance cannot but be enhanced by Akida:
As we welcome in 2023, we are reminded of the dot com era and its survivors. Those that are with us today went on to dominate decades of innovation transforming the internet to what it is today. Not by dreams alone, but real products and innovations that made a tangible difference to everyday lives.
As we look into the horizon of the new year NVISO is filled with excitement and determination. AI is clearly the new frontier to drive innovation and progress (if you have not done so please check out #ChatGPT - it will be the tipping point for AI in 2023 and read our CEO’s (Tim Llewellynn’s) “fireside chat” ChatGPT on AI and edge computing).
It's no secret that 2022 was a challenging year for everyone, including us. We faced a number of hurdles that tested our resilience and adaptability. But despite these challenges, we were able to come out stronger on the other side. We are proud of the progress we made ... .
Looking ahead, we have a positive outlook for the year ahead. NVISO has survived a difficult 2022 (cf dot com bubble) and is gaining traction in sales in Europe and Japan as well as future new markets. However, we also recognize that there may be additional challenges and obstacles to overcome. We are ready and willing to tackle these head-on, with the confidence that comes from the knowledge that we have overcome challenges before and will do so again.
...
Best Regards,
The NVISO Team
Must say I found the ChatGPT fireside chat rather anodyne.
As we welcome in 2023, we are reminded of the dot com era and its survivors. Those that are with us today went on to dominate decades of innovation transforming the internet to what it is today. Not by dreams alone, but real products and innovations that made a tangible difference to everyday lives.
As we look into the horizon of the new year NVISO is filled with excitement and determination. AI is clearly the new frontier to drive innovation and progress (if you have not done so please check out #ChatGPT - it will be the tipping point for AI in 2023 and read our CEO’s (Tim Llewellynn’s) “fireside chat” ChatGPT on AI and edge computing).
It's no secret that 2022 was a challenging year for everyone, including us. We faced a number of hurdles that tested our resilience and adaptability. But despite these challenges, we were able to come out stronger on the other side. We are proud of the progress we made ... .
Looking ahead, we have a positive outlook for the year ahead. NVISO has survived a difficult 2022 (cf dot com bubble) and is gaining traction in sales in Europe and Japan as well as future new markets. However, we also recognize that there may be additional challenges and obstacles to overcome. We are ready and willing to tackle these head-on, with the confidence that comes from the knowledge that we have overcome challenges before and will do so again.
...
Best Regards,
The NVISO Team
Must say I found the ChatGPT fireside chat rather anodyne.
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
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Holy cow.
ChatGPT is definitely going to be the tipping point of AI for 2023.
We are really not far from have requirements turned into working code with 100% automation. My chat to get a 100% working script with real usage (downsampling images). Execution time 19.45 seconds for 550 images JPG images.
Time to write with ChatGPT and deploy on server: 5min
Only failed on point 10
1. write a python script to resize a directory of images by 1/2 and save the file as a PNG with the same name as the input file
2. save the output in a different folder path
3. can you measure the execution time or progress of script?
4. can you parallelize the inner loop of this script?
5. if the output directory does not exist can it be created?
6. can you add a documentation header and turn the code into a class with best practice coding rules
7. can you generate the required dependencies to use this script?
8. can you compile the code to C?
9. Can you generate a testplan for this script?
10. Can you send this to my boss so I can collect my paycheck?
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