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DingoBorat
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I think people need to stand back and look at where we are at, what we're doing, what the Company is trying to accomplish and totally disregard the share price.
I have a reasonable chunk of shares, but I feel extremely underweight.
I see the current share price as an opportunity and I'm working towards increasing my share holding substantially.
If you're grumbling, obviously you must feel you have enough, have no intention to buy more, or feel you have enough capital at "risk".
I have complete faith in the BrainChip team delivering to all shareholders in the future.
The more of a "share" in the Company you have, the more you and your Family (whatever that is to you) will have in the future.
The "price" you pay for that "share" is immaterial at this stage.
LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE.
Obviously not financial advice and just my views.
There is no Life without Risk.
I have a reasonable chunk of shares, but I feel extremely underweight.
I see the current share price as an opportunity and I'm working towards increasing my share holding substantially.
If you're grumbling, obviously you must feel you have enough, have no intention to buy more, or feel you have enough capital at "risk".
I have complete faith in the BrainChip team delivering to all shareholders in the future.
The more of a "share" in the Company you have, the more you and your Family (whatever that is to you) will have in the future.
The "price" you pay for that "share" is immaterial at this stage.
LOOK AT THE BIG PICTURE.
Obviously not financial advice and just my views.
There is no Life without Risk.
Baron Von Ricta
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buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Great read ... Thanks wouldn't you know it?!
Even after the homily I delivered the other day about the danger of defaming someone on the internet, immediately after comparing @Fact Finder and ChatGPT, I received a defamation suit from
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Great find generously shared.
To assist I will add the following extract which makes clear that Accenture have most likely been testing either Loihi 2 or AKIDA technology as referenced at page 6:
“Some people approximate derivatives of spikes in order to use backpropagation (like SynSense) and some use another technique called spike timing dependent plasticity (STDP), which is closer to how biological brains function. STDP, however, is less mature as a technology (BrainChip uses this method for one–shot learning at the edge)”
SynSense | Cars That Think Like You- EETimes | SynSense
Cars That Think Like You - EETimes By Sally Ward-Foxton 07.22.2022 Car makers are checking out neuromorphic technology to implement AI–powered features such as keyword spotting, driver attention, and passenger behavior monitoring. Imitating biological brain processes is alluring because it...
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We know that SynSense has been working with BMW and Prophesee but as this extract from an article promoted by SynSense on its website makes clear it does not use STDP.
It also confirms what we know that Brainchip uses STDP but what it does not mention is that Brainchip owns the IP for the STDP based JAST Learning Rules which they converted from a license to full ownership in the first half of 2023 under the leadership of the CEO Sean Hehir. Some think this was a stroke of commercial brilliance.
What some might not know is that when Peter van der Made bought the original license CERCO had been discussing terms with Intel and Peter van der Made slipped in underneath and walked away with the prize.
So while Mike Davies and Intel use a form of STDP they are at a significant disadvantage absent the right to use the JAST Learning Rules.
If the vehicle manufacturer is Honda we know Valeo is involved so Brainchip has feet on the ground so to speak.
If Mercedes Benz is the vehicle manufacturer it cannot be anyone else unless this testing by Accenture was about year or so before the CES 2022 EQXX reveal when Intel was still working with Mercedes Benz before they switched to Brainchip.
The Accenture Brainchip podcast is going to be very interesting.
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: 4 Bits Are Enough
New blog from our Founder & CTO Peter van der Made - 4 Bits Are Enough - With a focus on edge AI solutions that are extremely energy-sensitive and thermally…
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I will be seeking to join my action against you to their proceedings so you might like to let your lawyers know.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Yep that was a strange thing to say!!!!!
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For what it's worth, I'm appreciative of your narrative mate. Granted, it's leaning towards the pessimistic, but I think that's needed and warranted. It'd be a shame to see you pull back, but if it's for your wellbeing, then by all means.
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The thing is AKD2000 or ACE or whatever it’s called is to have both transformers and LSTM and while I am an old technophobe the reading I did on Transformers confirmed an interplay between them and LSTM.
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Great find generously shared.
To assist I will add the following extract which makes clear that Accenture have most likely been testing either Loihi 2 or AKIDA technology as referenced at page 6:
“Some people approximate derivatives of spikes in order to use backpropagation (like SynSense) and some use another technique called spike timing dependent plasticity (STDP), which is closer to how biological brains function. STDP, however, is less mature as a technology (BrainChip uses this method for one–shot learning at the edge)”
SynSense | Cars That Think Like You- EETimes | SynSense
Cars That Think Like You - EETimes By Sally Ward-Foxton 07.22.2022 Car makers are checking out neuromorphic technology to implement AI–powered features such as keyword spotting, driver attention, and passenger behavior monitoring. Imitating biological brain processes is alluring because it...
We know that SynSense has been working with BMW and Prophesee but as this extract from an article promoted by SynSense on its website makes clear it does not use STDP.
It also confirms what we know that Brainchip uses STDP but what it does not mention is that Brainchip owns the IP for the STDP based JAST Learning Rules which they converted from a license to full ownership in the first half of 2023 under the leadership of the CEO Sean Hehir. Some think this was a stroke of commercial brilliance.
What some might not know is that when Peter van der Made bought the original license CERCO had been discussing terms with Intel and Peter van der Made slipped in underneath and walked away with the prize.
So while Mike Davies and Intel use a form of STDP they are at a significant disadvantage absent the right to use the JAST Learning Rules.
If the vehicle manufacturer is Honda we know Valeo is involved so Brainchip has feet on the ground so to speak.
If Mercedes Benz is the vehicle manufacturer it cannot be anyone else unless this testing by Accenture was about year or so before the CES 2022 EQXX reveal when Intel was still working with Mercedes Benz before they switched to Brainchip.
The Accenture Brainchip podcast is going to be very interesting.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Accenture and Intel
UPDATED 11:50 EST / SEPTEMBER 28 2022
Intel Project Amber pilot opens up with Leidos and Accenture onboard
BY DUNCAN RILEY
Intel Corp. today announced it’s opening up its “Project Amber” pilot program and already has two companies signed up: professional services firm Leidos Holdings Inc. and consulting giant Accenture plc.
Project Amber was announced in May and provides organizations with remote verification of trustworthiness in cloud, edge and on-premises environments. Designed to address growing security needs, the service focuses on trust and operates as an independent trust authority in the form of an innovative service-based security implementation code.
In the proof-of-concept pilot with Leidos, a company with a $13.7 billion market cap and 44,000 employees, the company built an attestation service for potential use in its QTC Mobile Medical Clinics. The service uses large, specially equipped vans to perform “in-the-field” medical exams and health information processing for U.S. veterans in rural and underserved areas. Leidos is looking at using Project Amber to play a role in meeting security challenges, including those caused by “internet of things” and medical IoT connected devices.
In the pilot, Leidos’ Health Group used Project Amber Attestation and Intel Software Guard Extensions to create an independently verified hardware root of trust and a trusted distributed compute foundation. The capabilities are designed to protect connected clinical workloads and data in storage, in process and in transmission.
Accenture has integrated Project Amber into a new AI-based framework for privacy-protecting data cooperatives. Well-designed cooperatives are said to let companies share data and collaborate and help reduce concerns around trust, compliance, privacy and data control or ownership.
The Accenture proof-of-concept allows healthcare institutions to expand their knowledge by privately and more securely sharing data and an AI model for disease detection and prevention training from multiple sources.
In earlier testing, Accenture also worked with Intel to demonstrate federated data learning for a practical use case, detecting sepsis. After evaluating different techniques, Accenture chose Intel SGX secure enclave technology to train and use AI models. The POC is a prototyped extension of Accenture Applied Intelligence’s AIP+ service, a collection of modular, pre-integrated AI services and capabilities designed to simplify the adoption of AI solutions.
For the broader service expansion, further pilots of Project Amber begin in the fourth quarter. General availability, including support for cloud software-as-service and edge SaaS licensing, is expected in the first half of 2023.
Intel, Accenture offer open-source AI kits to push adoption
Think ML is hard to implement? That excuse is getting harder to make as you avoid the rush
Intel Project Amber pilot opens up with Leidos and Accenture onboard - SiliconANGLE
Intel Project Amber pilot opens up with Leidos and Accenture onboard - SiliconANGLE
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I imagine transformers as Big Long-Short Term Memory with added logic (BLSTMWAL).
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I would like to be charitable but two things stick out for me in the post you see as reasonable.
1. It takes absolutely no account of the known fact that Prophesee has been working with Sony since 2020 and has finalised a deal just recently to bring a Sony Prophesee powered camera lens to mass market sometime this year. Despite this Prophesee still engaged in a $50 million capital raise second half 2022 to cover operating expenses. At least three years to develop product and an unknown further period before product hits the market.
2. I received a DRO HC notification today. I follow them because of possible AKIDA involvement. The release stated that they hoped to reach break even going concern status in 2023 after six years of pursuing commercialisation.
So taking these caste iron golden clad facts how is it you can claim that two years on your timetable into commercialisation that the sales staff at Brainchip are not doing their job or is this another one of the uneducated fabricated opinions that has been thrown around here since the shorts took renewed interest.
Also you might note that the Renesas timetable is identical to the Sony timetable.
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I agree, my thought in this was we've got close now to the OEM'S I suppose catching up. They've played around, now understand, made their products and now showing them off. Some have finished these steps and are ahead of the game, now the can start selling!!!
HopalongPetrovski
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YES, and thank you JB.
Perhaps I am delirious from the unaccustomed sunshine and heat here in marvellous Melbourne and should be sedated, but.......
This, along with the fact of our Podcast, hosted by Sean tomorrow has really got my spidey sense tingling.....but in a good way.
The sustained shorting attack, the call up of extra capital for new tech, getting past all the CES retail fluffery with new undercover announcements, Tech's cryptic strawberries and cream (we're playing Wimbledon???), the panic some are exhibiting here................it feels somewhat like the water getting sucked out before a Tsunami.
I don't know if we'll get an announcement sometime before the podcast is released or what it may say............. Keystone investor???
Pure speculation on my behalf. I know nothing.....nothing!
But feels like a powerful wave is on it's way.
Just in case.........be ready.
GLTAH
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