I'll see your Mystic, and raise a skiffle:
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...c=10-23&cvid=249c9026a365446aade2a94cdc1fbefe
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I'll see your Mystic, and raise a skiffle:
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...c=10-23&cvid=249c9026a365446aade2a94cdc1fbefe
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This was a post that fascinated me early this week. I cant put the connection. As without the technical knowledge.
Now, your opinion is quite valuable Dio
.Morse Micro and Chicony Partner to Launch Wi-Fi HaLow IoT Security Cameras
Long- range, Low-power Wireless Cameras Set to Revolutionize IoT Security and Deliver Peace of Mind SYDNEY, January 23, 2023 – Morse Micro, a fast-growing
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That happened to me at karaoke one very late night ... a very long time ago.
Weekend musings,...... If you were a potential customer of Brainchip considering an IP contract, would it not be a consideration to wonder about Brainchip being sold to a big fish (i.e. the hairy coconut, or some "partner" i.e. ARM, etc) after the contract was signed? I think it would. Therefore, I wonder if this question / issue is voiced during complex negotiations with a customer considering an IP contract?
I mean, could you imagine entering into a "million dollar plus" contract and then seeing the IP vendor (Brainchip) sold to a competitor? Can you design such a variable into contracts? I don't know, but it's an interesting thought bubble,....is it not?
These are sticky, complicated negotiations our sales team must have to navigate with the potential customer, and what I raise above is but one small element, albeit a clear and present danger to that customer considering the IP (to be overly dramatic).
I would be calmed on this issue as a potential customer, however, if I saw Brainchip negotiating and receiving tens of millions of dollars in future funding such as was recently announced with the LDA lending arrangement. dippY just wondering about things,......
I mean, could you imagine entering into a "million dollar plus" contract and then seeing the IP vendor (Brainchip) sold to a competitor? Can you design such a variable into contracts? I don't know, but it's an interesting thought bubble,....is it not?
These are sticky, complicated negotiations our sales team must have to navigate with the potential customer, and what I raise above is but one small element, albeit a clear and present danger to that customer considering the IP (to be overly dramatic).
I would be calmed on this issue as a potential customer, however, if I saw Brainchip negotiating and receiving tens of millions of dollars in future funding such as was recently announced with the LDA lending arrangement. dippY just wondering about things,......
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Thanks @Easytiger for the Nviso update.NVISO AI Apps are specifically designed for resource constrained low-power and low-memory hardware platforms deployed at the extreme edge. These AI Apps analyse core signals of human behaviour, such as body movements, facial expressions, emotions, identity, head pose, gaze, eye state, gestures or activities, and identify objects with which users interact. In addition, these AI Apps can be optimised for typically resource constrained, low power and low-cost processing platforms deployed on the edge, as demonstrated with ultra-compact models such as the Emotion Recognition AI App with less than 100KB of memory. Furthermore, NVISO AI Apps can be easily configured to suit specific camera systems for optimal performance in terms of distance and camera angle, and thanks to NVISO’s large scale proprietary human behaviour databases NVISO’s AI Apps are robust to the imaging conditions often found in real world deployments. Unlike cloud-based solutions, NVISO’s solutions do not require information to be sent off-device for processing elsewhere so user privacy and safety can be protected.
Here is a little info on that Bottom layer shown: Bonseyes Developer Platforms. In short, they are a European group helping small and medium sized businesses get more Edge and less Cloud! Similar to Edge Impulse to some degree.
BonsAPPs does this by offering a series of modular services—such as experimentation, model compression, optimization, benchmarking, and deployment on hardware and security—that will increase AI usage among enterprises and SMEs which currently lack internal innovation capabilities.
https://bonsapps.eu/how-it-works/
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Intel loses $8B market cap due to missed revenue targets. Job cuts announced, guidance amended downwards. Probably going to have to cut unprofitable and / or unproductive divisions and look for acquisitions to drive inorganic growth 
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Intel reports 20% revenue drop with more bad news ahead
U.S. chipmaker aims to cut costs by $3bn in 2023 as demand weakens
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Well maybe the chip shortage had something to do with that, and resulted in their in-house IFS.Intel loses $8B due to missed revenue targets. Job cuts announced, guidance amended downwards. Probably going to have to cut unprofitable and / or unproductive divisions and look for acquisitions to drive inorganic growth
Intel reports 20% revenue drop with more bad news ahead
U.S. chipmaker aims to cut costs by $3bn in 2023 as demand weakens
But their CPU processors have hit a wall. A quick fix could be Akida IP, but they may need transformer capability?
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Fantastic article @Mt09 that Renesas blessed/initiated. It is part of Renesas' marketing focus, to spread the word:This still keeps me warm at night
https://www.electronicdesign.com/in...cs-developing-neuromorphic-devices-for-tinyml
"We Renesas are in the Spiking Neuromorphic Industry"! My opinion/words, not theirs.
Key parts of the article that folks here might want to read:
Neuromorphic devices are event-based processors operating on non-zero events. Event-based convolution and dot products are significantly less computationally expensive since zeroes aren’t processed.
Furthermore, as a neuromorphic device’s process spikes, more constrained quantization can be used, such as 1-,2- and 4-bit quantization, versus the conventional 8-bit quantization on ANNs.
Moreover, because SNNs are incorporated into hardware, neuromorphic devices (such as Akida from Brainchip) have the unique capability of on-edge learning.
On this front, Renesas has acknowledged the vast potential of neuromorphic devices and SNNs. The company licensed a neuromorphic core from Brainchip, the world’s first commercial producer of neuromorphic IP.
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Interesting ad appeared for me just then.
Also macey is such a cow.
Also macey is such a cow.
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Sounds terrible to be honest, yes have seen the massive layoffs that are occurring in the land of the free. America was a country I dreamed of living in as a youngster but these days wouldn't live there even if all bills were paid for life and a free house.
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