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FORD accelerating its sale of EVs now sitting second behind Tesla in USA:
FORD has been a not by choice ASX forced announced EAP since 2020.
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Ford Doubles EV 2022 Sales and Becomes Second EV Maker in US behind Tesla
Ford increased its EV sales by as much as 126% in 2022. Currently, it is chasing Tesla to become the top EV producer in the US.
www.coinspeaker.com
FORD has been a not by choice ASX forced announced EAP since 2020.
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Unrealistic expectations of CES by some people on this forum is for Akida to be mentioned in keynote presentations by any and all companies speaking.
Mercedes let the cat out of the bag mentioning Brainchip a good while ago, also released a poll that the topic of neuromorphic won and STILL haven’t released a discussion about the topic…the silence says it all. They are keeping the secret sauce, secret, until they are ready in their marketing campaign.
If you are expecting feedback from Brainchip and/or it’s partners to disclose what potential customers displayed interest in our tech, you are just leaving yourself open to disappointment. Look how long it has taken for Socionext to begin a relationship with Brainchip and the time it took their product to come to market that has our tech in it. No slight on them at all, but that’s the product life cycle of something so complex with an early customer (imagine all the kinks that need ironing out, learning how to approach problems and optimise processes with one of your very first customers).
We are still in the midst of commercialisation - our tech has already been validated by so many major players (We’ve just joined Intel Foundry Services if you missed that), strong partnerships forming (NVISIO, Edge Impulse) who ooze enthusiasm about Akida, and neuromorphic technology starting to gain mainstream appeal. Given the limited time in a work day, what more do you expect from our company in such an important growth stage, in these economic circumstances and with a war raging?
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I find it uncanny that several years ago there was almost no mention of NN and now all the big companies have incorporated NN onto their products.
Now NXP has them too?
Now NXP has them too?
Introducing the NXP eIQ® Neutron Neural Processing Unit (NPU)
Blog introducing the NXP eIQ Neutron Neural Processing Unit (NPU) - highly scalable, area and power efficient machine learning accelerator core architecture
www.nxp.com
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Thinking about development timelines for companies being presented with science fiction by Brainchip consider this little bit of history.
Though this is speculation this European Automotive manufacturer is most likely Mercedes Benz.
FEEDBACK took five calendar years to be given to the public at CES 2022.
It took five calendar years to become an overnight success.
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Though this is speculation this European Automotive manufacturer is most likely Mercedes Benz.
FEEDBACK took five calendar years to be given to the public at CES 2022.
It took five calendar years to become an overnight success.
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Here is some feedback/publicity arising from CES 2023:
The list below includes the headline (with a link to the full text) and an excerpt from each story. Click on the press release headlines to access accompanying multimedia assets that are available for download.
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Hundreds of presentations and over 100,000 visitors to CES and Brainchip Edge Impulse one of eleven NOT TO MISS.
Seems pretty good feedback/publicity when you consider the others in the list such as DELL and APPLE.
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The list below includes the headline (with a link to the full text) and an excerpt from each story. Click on the press release headlines to access accompanying multimedia assets that are available for download.
- What Not to Miss at CES 2023
Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CTA, says, "Tech advances are helping to solve the world's greatest challenges, and CES 2023 will set the agenda for the year ahead." - Dell Technologies Introduces More "World's First" Collaboration Tools
With more than 50% of employees surveyed rating monitors as the most important device to improve productivity across different workspaces in a recent Dell-Forrester study, our newest additions to the UltraSharp family promise to up-level the performance and experience on which you've grown to depend on. - Arcade1Up Announces First At-Home Casino Gaming Experience with the Renowned Game Show
The Wheel of Fortune Casinocade Deluxe will make its debut during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. Arcade1Up will also unveil the Infinity Game Board™, a new take on the company's innovative digital board game, the Infinity Game Table™, and a new flagship design for the company's Legacy line. - Garmin unveils its Unified Cabin Experience at CES 2023
The in-vehicle solution with personalized entertainment zones intuitively connects wireless passenger devices to real-time game streams, videos, music, and more. - Ansys Acquires Leading Particle Dynamics Simulation Software Rocky
With this acquisition, Ansys adds Rocky, the leading discrete element method (DEM) tool, and a skilled team of developers, application support technicians and customer-facing staff in Brazil, Spain, and the United States. - Edge Impulse and BrainChip Partner to Further AI Development with Support for the Akida platform
This integration will enable users to leverage the power of Edge Impulse's machine learning platform, combined with the high-performance neural processing capabilities of BrainChip's Akida™ to develop and deploy powerful edge-based solutions. - Roborock Debuts All-New Cleaning Systems, Including Roborock S8 Pro Ultra at CES 2023 "The S8 Series uses the most powerful cleaning system we have developed to date on a robot vacuum, paired with the ability to maneuver around objects and maintain itself, customers can now enjoy a more hands-off deep clean than ever before. While the Dyad Pro brings wet-dry cleaning up a notch with unmatched cleaning power, intelligence, and self-maintenance options," says Richard Chang, founder and CEO of Roborock.
- Alienware Revamps its Iconic Laptop Armada at CES 2023
And these aren't small updates either – the roster debuts updated form factors and materials, best-in-class performance upgrades, design and comfort enhancements, as well as an overhauled Alienware Command Center. - Virtualness Wins Exclusive Multi-Year Web3 Deal for End-To-End Rights to Philippine Basketball Association's NFT Digital Collectibles
The Virtualness platform will enable Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) to design, mint, showcase and sell branded digital collectibles; and to use next-generation technology to connect with Filipino basketball fans across the world in new ways. - CITIZEN Debuts CZ Smart Watch with Proprietary Wellness Software That Anticipates, Learns, and Gets Smarter with the Wearer
The CZ Smart YouQ software helps the wearer understand and anticipate patterns of fatigue and alertness and offers customized insights and personalized strategies to build better habits to maximize a wearer's daily potential. - First Apple Computer Trade Sign, Wozniak Tool Box to Be Auctioned
The sign once accompanied company founder Steve Jobsat Apple's first trade show, and then was displayed outside the company's Cupertino, California headquarters for several years
This Week in Tech News: 11 Stories You Need to See
A roundup of the week's most newsworthy technology industry press releases from PR NewswireNEW YORK, Jan. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- With thousands o...
Hundreds of presentations and over 100,000 visitors to CES and Brainchip Edge Impulse one of eleven NOT TO MISS.
Seems pretty good feedback/publicity when you consider the others in the list such as DELL and APPLE.
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I might if Brainchip SP hits $20…Are you sure?
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The Mercedes Benz EQXX has made it to Wikipedia and caught in the slipstream so has Brainchip:
en.wikipedia.org
I must comment that this Wikipedia entry confirms a significant role for AKIDA technology.
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The EQXX also features neuromorphic computer systems which have been designed in partnership with Californian firm BrainChip to help drastically reduce the power consumption of interior components such as the large interior screen. The EQXX's neuromorphic computer systems run spiking neural networks, which simulate the structure of natural neural networksand assist features such as the voice user interface”
Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX - Wikipedia
I must comment that this Wikipedia entry confirms a significant role for AKIDA technology.
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I was referring to feedback from any tsex members who may have some information on the presentations by BRN and their partners at CEX. i.e. has anyone on this forum seen any of these presentations and is therefore able to provide post presentation feedback to the rest of the group? Simple.....
It is absolutely not unrealistic to expect AKIDA to be mentioned when Rob Telson specifically said the AKIDA technology would be showcased with partners. Has anyone got any information (feedback) post this showcasing?
Just posting here as an interesting article. I was aware cooling data centres was a problem but I didn’t realise just how much water some of them use to do it!
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One of the major tensions in data center development is the large amount of water used to cool some data centers. Extreme heat and drought are raising the bar for fast-growing cloud computing platforms and data center developers.
“In just a few years half of the world’s population is projected to live in water-stressed areas, so to ensure all people have access to water, we all need to innovate new ways to help conserve and reuse this precious resource," said Adam Selipsky, the CEO of Amazon Web Services.
In many regions, data centers are now using air-cooled chillers that recirculate water in a closed loop, drastically reducing their water use. But in other regions, they continue to rely on evaporative cooling systems that are highly efficient, but require lots of water.
Major cloud platforms are making pledges to be water positive, and are beginning to disclose more information about their water use. This is progress, but is also a response to public pressure and lawsuits seeking information about community water impact. After years of saying its water use in some markets was a trade secret, Google recently shared data on its water usage, revealing that its data center fleet uses 4.3 billion gallons of water in 2021, which works out to an average daily water footprint of 450,000 gallons per data center.
That's a huge number, and Google sought to place it in the context of the business activity created by its services, noting that it's equivalent to the water used for 29 golf courses (context: there are more than 11,000 golf courses in the United States).
The Google data also illustrated how water use varies widely based on regional climates and cooling designs. The Google cloud campus in Iowa used more than 1 billion gallons of water in 2021, while a smaller campus in Atlanta had a net impact of 13 million gallons.
"The best approach depends on local factors — there is no one-size-fits-all solution," said Urs Holzle, the Senior Vice President, Technical Infrastructure at Google, in a blog post. "In many places, water is the most efficient means of cooling. When used responsibly, water cooling can play an important role in reducing emissions and mitigating climate change. Water-cooled data centers use about 10% less energy and thus emit roughly 10% less carbon emissions than many air-cooled data centers. In 2021, water cooling helped us reduce the energy-related carbon footprint of our data center portfolio by roughly 300,000 tons of CO2."
Yes, water usage is complicated. But as more areas face drought and water scarcity (like the Colorado Basin), data centers will face growing pressure to reduce their water impact. The sector has a proven ability to conserve resources through innovation and operational discipline, as seen in its extraordinary success in energy efficiency, which yielded $60 billion in savings as the industry's electricity use rose just 4 percent between 2010 and 2020, a decade of exponential growth in computing power.
The energy efficiency revolution was a response to public pressure and fears of regulation. Expect to see a similar wave of innovation in addressing water conservation in coming years, starting in 2023.
The Eight Trends That Will Shape the Data Center Industry in 2023
What lies ahead for the data center industry in 2023? It will be a year of dueling cross currents that could constrain or accelerate business activity in the sector. Here are ...
One of the major tensions in data center development is the large amount of water used to cool some data centers. Extreme heat and drought are raising the bar for fast-growing cloud computing platforms and data center developers.
“In just a few years half of the world’s population is projected to live in water-stressed areas, so to ensure all people have access to water, we all need to innovate new ways to help conserve and reuse this precious resource," said Adam Selipsky, the CEO of Amazon Web Services.
In many regions, data centers are now using air-cooled chillers that recirculate water in a closed loop, drastically reducing their water use. But in other regions, they continue to rely on evaporative cooling systems that are highly efficient, but require lots of water.
Major cloud platforms are making pledges to be water positive, and are beginning to disclose more information about their water use. This is progress, but is also a response to public pressure and lawsuits seeking information about community water impact. After years of saying its water use in some markets was a trade secret, Google recently shared data on its water usage, revealing that its data center fleet uses 4.3 billion gallons of water in 2021, which works out to an average daily water footprint of 450,000 gallons per data center.
That's a huge number, and Google sought to place it in the context of the business activity created by its services, noting that it's equivalent to the water used for 29 golf courses (context: there are more than 11,000 golf courses in the United States).
The Google data also illustrated how water use varies widely based on regional climates and cooling designs. The Google cloud campus in Iowa used more than 1 billion gallons of water in 2021, while a smaller campus in Atlanta had a net impact of 13 million gallons.
"The best approach depends on local factors — there is no one-size-fits-all solution," said Urs Holzle, the Senior Vice President, Technical Infrastructure at Google, in a blog post. "In many places, water is the most efficient means of cooling. When used responsibly, water cooling can play an important role in reducing emissions and mitigating climate change. Water-cooled data centers use about 10% less energy and thus emit roughly 10% less carbon emissions than many air-cooled data centers. In 2021, water cooling helped us reduce the energy-related carbon footprint of our data center portfolio by roughly 300,000 tons of CO2."
Yes, water usage is complicated. But as more areas face drought and water scarcity (like the Colorado Basin), data centers will face growing pressure to reduce their water impact. The sector has a proven ability to conserve resources through innovation and operational discipline, as seen in its extraordinary success in energy efficiency, which yielded $60 billion in savings as the industry's electricity use rose just 4 percent between 2010 and 2020, a decade of exponential growth in computing power.
The energy efficiency revolution was a response to public pressure and fears of regulation. Expect to see a similar wave of innovation in addressing water conservation in coming years, starting in 2023.
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I'm just watching Chris Ciovacco's weekly video report on stocks. He offers two scenarios, the NASDAQ and the Dow.....
The NASDAQ recently printed a lower low. By comparison the Dow is printing higher lows and the chart is way more constructive. There can only be one winner, and I believe it will be the Dow, which in turn will create the pathway for the NASDAQ to rise. The reason I make this point is that stocks like Tesla, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon always fall further than most other companies. And when the market turns up, these same companies will be doing much of the heavy lifting. Same with our company. When the mood is bearish, shorters smash companies like Brainchip, but when the mood lifts these same companies will fly. Well, thats my theory anyway.
If you do choose to watch the Ciovacco video, put the playback speed to 1.5. It just helps to jolly it along.
The NASDAQ recently printed a lower low. By comparison the Dow is printing higher lows and the chart is way more constructive. There can only be one winner, and I believe it will be the Dow, which in turn will create the pathway for the NASDAQ to rise. The reason I make this point is that stocks like Tesla, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon always fall further than most other companies. And when the market turns up, these same companies will be doing much of the heavy lifting. Same with our company. When the mood is bearish, shorters smash companies like Brainchip, but when the mood lifts these same companies will fly. Well, thats my theory anyway.
If you do choose to watch the Ciovacco video, put the playback speed to 1.5. It just helps to jolly it along.
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Totally agree FF, the article was originally released by PR Newswire and their reach is quite amazing.Here is some feedback/publicity arising from CES 2023:
The list below includes the headline (with a link to the full text) and an excerpt from each story. Click on the press release headlines to access accompanying multimedia assets that are available for download.
- What Not to Miss at CES 2023
Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CTA, says, "Tech advances are helping to solve the world's greatest challenges, and CES 2023 will set the agenda for the year ahead."- Dell Technologies Introduces More "World's First" Collaboration Tools
With more than 50% of employees surveyed rating monitors as the most important device to improve productivity across different workspaces in a recent Dell-Forrester study, our newest additions to the UltraSharp family promise to up-level the performance and experience on which you've grown to depend on.- Arcade1Up Announces First At-Home Casino Gaming Experience with the Renowned Game Show
The Wheel of Fortune Casinocade Deluxe will make its debut during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. Arcade1Up will also unveil the Infinity Game Board™, a new take on the company's innovative digital board game, the Infinity Game Table™, and a new flagship design for the company's Legacy line.- Garmin unveils its Unified Cabin Experience at CES 2023
The in-vehicle solution with personalized entertainment zones intuitively connects wireless passenger devices to real-time game streams, videos, music, and more.- Ansys Acquires Leading Particle Dynamics Simulation Software Rocky
With this acquisition, Ansys adds Rocky, the leading discrete element method (DEM) tool, and a skilled team of developers, application support technicians and customer-facing staff in Brazil, Spain, and the United States.- Edge Impulse and BrainChip Partner to Further AI Development with Support for the Akida platform
This integration will enable users to leverage the power of Edge Impulse's machine learning platform, combined with the high-performance neural processing capabilities of BrainChip's Akida™ to develop and deploy powerful edge-based solutions.- Roborock Debuts All-New Cleaning Systems, Including Roborock S8 Pro Ultra at CES 2023 "The S8 Series uses the most powerful cleaning system we have developed to date on a robot vacuum, paired with the ability to maneuver around objects and maintain itself, customers can now enjoy a more hands-off deep clean than ever before. While the Dyad Pro brings wet-dry cleaning up a notch with unmatched cleaning power, intelligence, and self-maintenance options," says Richard Chang, founder and CEO of Roborock.
- Alienware Revamps its Iconic Laptop Armada at CES 2023
And these aren't small updates either – the roster debuts updated form factors and materials, best-in-class performance upgrades, design and comfort enhancements, as well as an overhauled Alienware Command Center.- Virtualness Wins Exclusive Multi-Year Web3 Deal for End-To-End Rights to Philippine Basketball Association's NFT Digital Collectibles
The Virtualness platform will enable Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) to design, mint, showcase and sell branded digital collectibles; and to use next-generation technology to connect with Filipino basketball fans across the world in new ways.- CITIZEN Debuts CZ Smart Watch with Proprietary Wellness Software That Anticipates, Learns, and Gets Smarter with the Wearer
The CZ Smart YouQ software helps the wearer understand and anticipate patterns of fatigue and alertness and offers customized insights and personalized strategies to build better habits to maximize a wearer's daily potential.- First Apple Computer Trade Sign, Wozniak Tool Box to Be Auctioned
The sign once accompanied company founder Steve Jobsat Apple's first trade show, and then was displayed outside the company's Cupertino, California headquarters for several years
This Week in Tech News: 11 Stories You Need to See
A roundup of the week's most newsworthy technology industry press releases from PR NewswireNEW YORK, Jan. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- With thousands o...
Hundreds of presentations and over 100,000 visitors to CES and Brainchip Edge Impulse one of eleven NOT TO MISS.
Seems pretty good feedback/publicity when you consider the others in the list such as DELL and APPLE.
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Yes if you are interested in feedback this article is popping up everywhere now as their network picks it up and it is circulated.
Actually hard to get away from now.
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I'm sorry FF you seem to be hung-up on the use of the term 'feedback'. Perhaps I used it out of context, although I don't think so.
To avoid anymore confusion/ diversion I will rephrase my query to the group:
Does anyone know if AKIDA was specifically mentioned by our partners during the showcasing of the AKIDA technology as highlighted by Rob Telson prior to CES?
To avoid anymore confusion/ diversion I will rephrase my query to the group:
Does anyone know if AKIDA was specifically mentioned by our partners during the showcasing of the AKIDA technology as highlighted by Rob Telson prior to CES?
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Apologies to who posted this- I forget who to credit for this screenshot I grabbed.
Socionext advertising our tech to taste, vibration analysis and facial recognition. NVISIO also featured running on Akida.
You will find if you DYOR, you can find evidence of Akida being showcased. Funnily enough, being a trade-only event, the showcase is for potential customers, not for you as a shareholder.
Also prophosee are displaying one of our uses as discovered by @Fullmoonfever but you can do a search for that one as I am heading out.
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Yes and if you go to @Learning ‘s post he gives you a link to the Socionext booth that has Brainchip plastered all over it.
Years of a certain approach by different individuals colours my response when certain things are posted particularly when you linked a post complimenting @Learning ‘s post giving you the very thing you are asking people to provide and stating no one has provided it???
EVEN @Diogenese has posted favourably on @Learning ‘s post and what it discloses about Brainchip and Socionext.
We have also had posts here I think @chapman89 was one of the posters about Prophesee hiring a private suite and conducting 100 private meetings with potential customers including with respect to Brainchip’s and Prophesee room monitoring AKIDA powered sensor and stating that many of these meetings involved NDA agreements.
We have had Edge Impulse publicising what they and Brainchip are doing.
The conference is still ongoing.
So yes I was hung up on ‘feedback’ when you appeared to be turning a blind eye to what has been covered here by other posters.
I have managed to pick it all up even though I have been driving to and fro from Lake Macquarie to Sydney and repairing leaking cisterns and doing a range of other maintenance tasks.
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