I was just reading about the Irish whiskey distillery worker who fell into a vat and drowned - after they'd pulled him out 3 times.
As FF said, anything can happen ...
I was just reading about the Irish whiskey distillery worker who fell into a vat and drowned - after they'd pulled him out 3 times.
My bloke didn't worry about a toilet break ... he just avoided the blue areas.My version of that story is that climbed out three times to go to the toilet.
Possibly the real story is that he was pulled out AND he climbed out, such was the quality of the whiskey.
Xilinx goes back to 2017 and the BrainChip AcceleratorWhat is so far not mentioned is firstly Brainchip has a link to Xilinx going back to at least 2019. Secondly Xilinx, AMD and Kinara.ai are in the box. Thirdly Kinara.ai is a multi channel accelerator running at 3.5 watts. The Ai inference is on top of the box.
The speculation that I am inviting here is that as Xilinx, AMD and Kinara.ai are in the box then the question needs to be asked what is providing the Ai inference on top of the box? What also can provide the Ai inference on top of the Nvidia box? Anyone recall Nviso running their demo after the Brainchip AGM with AKIDA running inference on top of the Nvidia Jetson box?
Sorry did I mention that Rob Telson said in response to whether Nvidia was a competitor that they saw Nvidia more as a partner moving forward.
Before todays confirmation that Brainchip and VVDN are jointly presenting at CES 2023 in the next 5 to 8 days or so we would not have been in any position to speculate on this but as we do now know this fact what are the odds that the Ai inference on top of the box is AKIDA technology in some form or other?
Could VVDN be using a less than Science Fiction Beast to provide the on top Ai and inference? Does this even make any sense? They are already pushing the power boundary in the Xilinx box so for Edge computing the power savings for Ai inference on top become very useful.
No guarantees in this world as stupid decisions are made by bright people every single day of the week according to Blind Freddie and as he says he should know he made a stupid decision in 1958 not to take his spade with his bucket to the beach and the sand was so hot it was painful picking it up to fill his bucket. I can assure you he never made that mistake again even to this day.
Anyway my speculation and opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Lucky it's happened in Sydney.As FF said, anything can happen ...
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I'm not sure if anyone has told you this, Learning, but you're such good vibes around here. Keep it up!What a fantastic way to closed out the last trading day of 2022. "Exciting time" as Brainchip will enter 2023 at CES.
I can't wait!!!
It's great to be a shareholder 🏖
Learning🏖
Earlier this week I dined at an Irish restaurant, after much contemplating I decided on the soup of the day.I was just reading about the Irish whiskey distillery worker who fell into a vat and drowned - after they'd pulled him out 3 times.
Imagine your smart doorbell still worked without the internet..Not to disappoint just 1/100th is $US1.35 billion but consider this just 1/1,000th is still $US13.5 million.
PICKING UP 1/1,000th is achieving one tenth of one percent of the Smart Home Market which is a market crying out for the AKIDA advantage of discretionary connectivity and ultra low power consumption for always on devices.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Good evening Esq.111,Good Afternoon Rise from the ashes,
Data taken from FORTUNE.com, from 2019.
Quote: In total, Fortune 500 companies represent two thirds of the US GDP with $13.7 Trillion USD in Revinues, $1.1 Trillion USD in Profits, $22.6 Trillion USD in Market Value & employ 28.7 million people world wide.
* Chicken feed.... SWIFT annualy handles something in the order of $1.2 Quadtrilliin USD globaly.
Hope this is of some help.
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Regards,
Esq.
Afternoon Rise,Good evening Esq.111,
Yes that certainly helps with my impending calculations
Hmmm. I wonder if swift would appreciate a late Xmas gift
Perhaps their IT department would have a use for a AKD1000 PCIe board
I never would have picked you for a manipulator. Well that’s the market gone next week.As FF said, anything can happen ...
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Good morning Esq 111,Afternoon Rise,
My very loose understanding of our technology , I'd be thinking very much so, after all it's only the global secure flow of finance thay dabble in.
Though if thay wanted to pay by cheque...
Cash only.
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Regards,
Esq.
I made a mistake once. I thought I was mistaken.What is so far not mentioned is firstly Brainchip has a link to Xilinx going back to at least 2019. Secondly Xilinx, AMD and Kinara.ai are in the box. Thirdly Kinara.ai is a multi channel accelerator running at 3.5 watts. The Ai inference is on top of the box.
The speculation that I am inviting here is that as Xilinx, AMD and Kinara.ai are in the box then the question needs to be asked what is providing the Ai inference on top of the box? What also can provide the Ai inference on top of the Nvidia box? Anyone recall Nviso running their demo after the Brainchip AGM with AKIDA running inference on top of the Nvidia Jetson box?
Sorry did I mention that Rob Telson said in response to whether Nvidia was a competitor that they saw Nvidia more as a partner moving forward.
Before todays confirmation that Brainchip and VVDN are jointly presenting at CES 2023 in the next 5 to 8 days or so we would not have been in any position to speculate on this but as we do now know this fact what are the odds that the Ai inference on top of the box is AKIDA technology in some form or other?
Could VVDN be using a less than Science Fiction Beast to provide the on top Ai and inference? Does this even make any sense? They are already pushing the power boundary in the Xilinx box so for Edge computing the power savings for Ai inference on top become very useful.
No guarantees in this world as stupid decisions are made by bright people every single day of the week according to Blind Freddie and as he says he should know he made a stupid decision in 1958 not to take his spade with his bucket to the beach and the sand was so hot it was painful picking it up to fill his bucket. I can assure you he never made that mistake again even to this day.
Anyway my speculation and opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
No one was hurt ..... It was only 'light ale' Boom BoomAs FF said, anything can happen ...
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Thank you charmander,I'm not sure if anyone has told you this, Learning, but you're such good vibes around here. Keep it up!
Top 10 ASX 200 shares countdown
It’s been an underwhelming year for the BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN) share price, but that didn’t stop the chip developer’s shares from taking off today. Despite the rather sizeable 12% move, there didn’t appear to be any information to explain the move.
Meanwhile, it was a sea of green for ASX lithium shares on Friday. Several lithium names made it into the top 10 following news in the United States that leased electric vehicles will also qualify for the US$7,500 in tax credits.
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