Once the kraken gets released we are going to have a huge re-rate. Then most of us long-term holders won't complain about a few cents here or there. I look forward to the days when it drops 50 cents and we just giggle about itOnly if you see it as a problem? I don't, just knowing the future is what I'm best at
Money, money, money.
Once it flows for the company, it'll flow for all it's shareholders, simple basic maths.
I agree. Just don't know what you are trying to imply about my post regarding the SP gap. If you are trying to imply that I am posting it for my own personal gain then you are dead wrong. I have been buying when I can since 2020 and have never sold a single share.Only if you see it as a problem? I don't, just knowing the future is what I'm best at
Money, money, money.
Once it flows for the company, it'll flow for all it's shareholders, simple basic maths.
Anyone for some performance figures from the same Forbes article:Anyone who has not read the Forbes article make time. It confirms that AKIDA ESP offers 1,2,4&8 bit activations and much much more.
The last two paragraphs inspired me to break my golden rule and buy more BRN:
“Brainchip’s bio-inspired Akida platform is certainly an unusual way to tackle AI/ML applications. While most other NPU vendors are figuring out how many MACs they can fit – and power – on the head of a pin, Brainchip is taking an alternative approach that’s been proven by Mother Nature to work over many tens of millions of years.
In Tirias Research’s opinion, it’s not the path taken to the result that’s important, it’s the result that counts. If Brainchip’s Akida event-based platform succeeds, it won’t be the first time that a radical new silicon technology has swept the field. Consider DRAMs (dynamic random access memories), microprocessors, microcontrollers, and FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays), for example. When those devices first appeared, there were many who expressed doubts. No longer. It’s possible that Brainchip has developed yet another breakthrough that could rank with those previous innovations. Time will tell.”
My mistake and opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
PS: Just love the “head of a pin comment” wish I had said it.
Just imagine being one of the students at the chosen universities - getting hands-on experience with the future of AI ... and it won't do their employment prospects much harm either.Anyone for some performance figures from the same Forbes article:
"Brainchip offers three Akida IP variants: E, S, and P:
E. The Max Efficiency variant (Akida-E) provides as many as four nodes (or 16 NPUs), runs as fast as 200MHz, delivers the equivalent of 200 GOPS (giga-operations per second) of performance, and needs only milliwatts of power for operation. The company says that this smaller variant is designed for running simpler AI/ML networks and is intended for use in continuously operating equipment where power consumption is at a premium.
S. The Sensor Balanced variant (Akida-S) can be configured with as many as eight nodes (32 NPUs), runs as fast as 500MHz, and delivers the equivalent of 1 TOPS (trillion operations per second) of performance, which is capable of running object detection and classification workloads.
P. The Performance variant (Akida-P) accommodates as many as 128 nodes (512 NPUs), operates as fast as 1.5GHz, and delivers the equivalent of 50 TOPS. The most capable version of the Performance variant includes optional hardware support for vision transformer networks that take the form of additional nodes in the internal Akida mesh network.
The high-end variant can run the full gamut of AI/ML models in Brainchip’s model zoo to perform tasks including classification, detection, segmentation, and prediction. Together, these Akida variants allow a design team to use one AI/ML architecture that scales from low-power configurations that consume mere microwatts of power to high-performance configurations that deliver dozens of TOPS, and according to BrainChip, can perform HD video object detection at 30 frames per second while consuming less than 75 milliwatts, which could result in very compelling portable vision solutions."
Talk about a versatile solution package.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
SiFive has design wins with more than 100 customers, including 8 of the top 10 semiconductor companies, in applications including automotive, AR/VR, client computing, datacenter, and the intelligent edge.
So, I guess this means many of their customers will become ours in due course.![]()
Anyone for some performance figures from the same Forbes article:
"Brainchip offers three Akida IP variants: E, S, and P:
E. The Max Efficiency variant (Akida-E) provides as many as four nodes (or 16 NPUs), runs as fast as 200MHz, delivers the equivalent of 200 GOPS (giga-operations per second) of performance, and needs only milliwatts of power for operation. The company says that this smaller variant is designed for running simpler AI/ML networks and is intended for use in continuously operating equipment where power consumption is at a premium.
S. The Sensor Balanced variant (Akida-S) can be configured with as many as eight nodes (32 NPUs), runs as fast as 500MHz, and delivers the equivalent of 1 TOPS (trillion operations per second) of performance, which is capable of running object detection and classification workloads.
P. The Performance variant (Akida-P) accommodates as many as 128 nodes (512 NPUs), operates as fast as 1.5GHz, and delivers the equivalent of 50 TOPS. The most capable version of the Performance variant includes optional hardware support for vision transformer networks that take the form of additional nodes in the internal Akida mesh network.
The high-end variant can run the full gamut of AI/ML models in Brainchip’s model zoo to perform tasks including classification, detection, segmentation, and prediction. Together, these Akida variants allow a design team to use one AI/ML architecture that scales from low-power configurations that consume mere microwatts of power to high-performance configurations that deliver dozens of TOPS, and according to BrainChip, can perform HD video object detection at 30 frames per second while consuming less than 75 milliwatts, which could result in very compelling portable vision solutions."
Talk about a versatile solution package.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi FF,Anyone for some performance figures from the same Forbes article:
"Brainchip offers three Akida IP variants: E, S, and P:
E. The Max Efficiency variant (Akida-E) provides as many as four nodes (or 16 NPUs), runs as fast as 200MHz, delivers the equivalent of 200 GOPS (giga-operations per second) of performance, and needs only milliwatts of power for operation. The company says that this smaller variant is designed for running simpler AI/ML networks and is intended for use in continuously operating equipment where power consumption is at a premium.
S. The Sensor Balanced variant (Akida-S) can be configured with as many as eight nodes (32 NPUs), runs as fast as 500MHz, and delivers the equivalent of 1 TOPS (trillion operations per second) of performance, which is capable of running object detection and classification workloads.
P. The Performance variant (Akida-P) accommodates as many as 128 nodes (512 NPUs), operates as fast as 1.5GHz, and delivers the equivalent of 50 TOPS. The most capable version of the Performance variant includes optional hardware support for vision transformer networks that take the form of additional nodes in the internal Akida mesh network.
The high-end variant can run the full gamut of AI/ML models in Brainchip’s model zoo to perform tasks including classification, detection, segmentation, and prediction. Together, these Akida variants allow a design team to use one AI/ML architecture that scales from low-power configurations that consume mere microwatts of power to high-performance configurations that deliver dozens of TOPS, and according to BrainChip, can perform HD video object detection at 30 frames per second while consuming less than 75 milliwatts, which could result in very compelling portable vision solutions."
Talk about a versatile solution package.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
And then of course there's this...Oh, and speaking of Si-FIve customers, here's what Ziad Asghar, VP of Product Management for Snapdragon Technology and Roadmap at Qualcomm said in a statement in November 2022.
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Baring in mind that Prophesee loves us and would no doubt be pushing for our inclusion in to Snapdragon platforms. And SiFive loves us too as can be attested in the latest statement from Phil Dworsky (Global Head of Strategic Alliances at SiFive).
So, come on Qualcomm, just go with the flow, because resistance is literally futile.
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Compact RISC-V Cores Bring the Power to Wearables, Consumer Devices
With its latest 64-bit RISC-V CPU cores, the P670 and P470, SiFive is putting the focus on compute density.www.electronicdesign.com
I am pleased to see Kristopher Carlson’s name along side those of Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar he has been an incredibly loyal lieutenant.
If we list on US now we will get eaten alive, we need to built strong ship (strong partnerships & revenue sources) before we sail to NASDAQ IMOWe need to get off the ASX ASAP. This why we have extremely low US investors. Today we had 150,000 shares traded, average is 40,000 or less. We will not get the US investor until we are listed on NASDAQ.