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[KiKi]

Was having a look at that ISO to see how hard it is....usually are

This is from the Synopsys website and the ISO is not an actual legal requirement...yet... but a best practice in reality.

Is ISO 26262 Required?
ISO 26262 is not required by law, but many car makers and suppliers follow it to show their commitment to safety and to improve their products safety. Sometimes customers and regulators might require them to prove they follow the standard. But even if it's not required, it's still considered a good practice and following it can improve the safety of car electronic systems and show customers, regulators and end users the company's commitment to safety.

Gives a pretty detailed run down on what it is etc.

What is ISO 26262 Functional Safety Standard? | Synopsys Automotive

ISO 26262 ensures automotive safety by mandating a functional development process to minimize risks from E/E system malfunctions in commercial vehicles.

www.synopsys.com

When searching for the ISO I also saw Jan 23 article in Embedded about T2M getting the ISO for certain IP blocks...not us unfortunately haha

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But it did make think of T2M as recalled reading something once that BRN engaged them in the early days for Akida.

I presume they still have a relationship / engagement to market and sell Akida as on the Chip Estimate website they had T2M still flagged but maybe outdated?...though is for the IP so would have to be from when we started moving to IP I presume.

Wonder what reach T2M has?

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ISO standards are internationally agreed upon by experts. Think of them as a formula that describes the best way of doing something.
ISO standards are extremely important in all industries, especially in Europe. If things or products are not made according to a specific ISO standard, companies may not buy them, because their company regulation requires that.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Apologies if this is common knowledge.
More nuggets here than KFC

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Anyone done a deep dive on Redpoint AI at all?

No TSE keyword search hits.

Just curious as stumbled on them today and pretty keen on SNN.

Might be nothing but maybe 998 extra eyes could help

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[TECH]

Good afternoon/evening,

One thing is certain, if Qualcomm wish to engage with us if they haven't been already, well, an IP License will surface sooner than later.
They obviously do everything in-house, but I can't see them going via MegaChips or Renesas, but maybe I'm completely wrong like my
ex-partner used to enjoy reminding me about all the time

When you think about the edge, or in our case the far edge, it's fitting that we will be heading out into space and beyond, I wonder if
we venture out too far, will we fall off the edge

Think about MH370, allegedly lying at the bottom of the Indian Ocean, now think about how Akida could really help in deep underwater
mapping, sensing in an AUV....the oceans are the reverse of going out into space, it's an edge that hasn't really been explored at all in real terms.

There are some interesting projects underway in this area, could be a dot or two lurking in this deep underwater surveillance sector.

My opinion anyway.

Tech.

 

[Tothemoon24]

This is from Qualcomm aired today .
It runs for 45 min . I found it all very interesting.

@Diogenese from the 39 minute mark you may find some interest from what’s been discussed on here today

Dr. Vinesh Sukumar, a senior director and head of AI/ML product management at Qualcomm Technologies.

Some guy by the name of Rob Telson liked it too

 

[alwaysgreen]

Good afternoon/evening,

One thing is certain, if Qualcomm wish to engage with us if they haven't been already, well, an IP License will surface sooner than later.
They obviously do everything in-house, but I can't see them going via MegaChips or Renesas, but maybe I'm completely wrong like my
ex-partner used to enjoy reminding me about all the time

When you think about the edge, or in our case the far edge, it's fitting that we will be heading out into space and beyond, I wonder if
we venture out too far, will we fall off the edge

Think about MH370, allegedly lying at the bottom of the Indian Ocean, now think about how Akida could really help in deep underwater
mapping, sensing in an AUV....the oceans are the reverse of going out into space, it's an edge that hasn't really been explored at all in real terms.

There are some interesting projects underway in this area, could be a dot or two lurking in this deep underwater surveillance sector.

My opinion anyway.

Tech.

Tony Dawe mentioned that if someone is using Akida, they wouldn't be keeping it a secret and would be using it in their marketing so I just want one of these bloody dots to start shouting it from the rooftops. Preferably Qualcomm!!

 

[The Pope]

Your Holiness,

I have said all I'm going to say on Qualcomm, repeatedly.

Appears you haven’t Diogenese as you posted more today. Catching up on more of your Qualcomm posts. Lol

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Appears you haven’t Diogenese as you posted more today. Catching up on more of your Qualcomm posts. Lol

He's a good Catholic boy and how could he refuse Your Eminence.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Tony Dawe mentioned that if someone is using Akida, they wouldn't be keeping it a secret and would be using it in their marketing so I just want one of these bloody dots to start shouting it from the rooftops. Preferably Qualcomm!!

I’m with you @alwaysgreen if we land this giant the share price will be deep Green for many a month .
The below article is from a couple of weeks ago .

Seems like the big Q is gearing up to monster the EV world

Qualcomm Is Poised to Dominate EVs Before Apple Gets a Chance

Its digital chassis is an internet-connected platform for the whole car, and the tech giant has General Motors, Jeep, Mercedes, and many more on board.

www.wired.com

 

[Learning]

What is everyone thinking of the new GLS?

Mercedes-Benz AG on LinkedIn: #gls #mercedesbenz #committedtogreatness | 53 comments

Committed to greatness: The new #GLS has been revealed. Discover the redesigned exterior of the latest member of our SUV family. Learn more about the new… | 53 comments on LinkedIn

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Learning 🏖

 

[VictorG]

Embedded Vision Summit May 22-24 should feature Brainchip extensively IMO.
Any tech with AKIDA in it will dominate the news.

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[Rise from the ashes]

Thanks mate, I honestly forgot what iso cert was.
There is a video somewhere if I remember correctly Anil explaining something about iso. just play the video it's right at the beginning.

Was having a look at that ISO to see how hard it is....usually are

This is from the Synopsys website and the ISO is not an actual legal requirement...yet... but a best practice in reality.

Is ISO 26262 Required?
ISO 26262 is not required by law, but many car makers and suppliers follow it to show their commitment to safety and to improve their products safety. Sometimes customers and regulators might require them to prove they follow the standard. But even if it's not required, it's still considered a good practice and following it can improve the safety of car electronic systems and show customers, regulators and end users the company's commitment to safety.

Gives a pretty detailed run down on what it is etc.

What is ISO 26262 Functional Safety Standard? | Synopsys Automotive

ISO 26262 ensures automotive safety by mandating a functional development process to minimize risks from E/E system malfunctions in commercial vehicles.

www.synopsys.com

When searching for the ISO I also saw Jan 23 article in Embedded about T2M getting the ISO for certain IP blocks...not us unfortunately haha

Complete ASIL-A,B,C,D and ISO26262 Certified IP Cores from T2M - Embedded Computing Design

T2M released its certified ISO 26262 and AEC-Q100 Automotive Grade Silicon Proven IP Cores as small as 7nm for must have connectivity in automotive applications. T2M supports solutions needing CAN Bus IP Cores and LIN Bus IP Cores certified with ASIL (Automotive Safety Integrity Level) packages...

embeddedcomputing.com

Complete ASIL-A,B,C,D and ISO26262 Certified IP Cores from T2M​

By Chad Cox​

ASSOCIATE EDITOR
EMBEDDED COMPUTING DESIGN
January 24, 2023

But it did make think of T2M as recalled reading something once that BRN engaged them in the early days for Akida.

I presume they still have a relationship / engagement to market and sell Akida as on the Chip Estimate website they had T2M still flagged but maybe outdated?...though is for the IP so would have to be from when we started moving to IP I presume.

Wonder what reach T2M has?

Semiconductor Silicon Proven IP Cores Company - T2M IP

Looking for leadership, state of the art, silicon proven, semiconductor IP & Software for your next SoC

t-2-m.com

T2M Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP | ChipEstimate.com IP Catalog

AKIDA - Neuromorphic Computing

www.chipestimate.com

Log In

Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP

IP Preview

Name:Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP

Provider:T2M

Description:AKIDA - Neuromorphic Computing

Overview:The Akida Neuromorphic IP is the first neuromorphic IP available in the market. Inspired by the biological function of neurons but engineered on a digital logic process, this event-based spiking ...

Category:IP Catalog : Digital Core IP :

Processors : Other

Additional data available! Portability, process node, maturity, features, and more can be viewed by logging in with your ChipEstimate.com account.

"ASIL refers to Automotive Safety Integrity Level. It is a risk classification system defined by the ISO 26262 "

 

[Rise from the ashes]

What is everyone thinking of the new GLS?
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Mercedes-Benz AG on LinkedIn: #gls #mercedesbenz #committedtogreatness | 53 comments

Committed to greatness: The new #GLS has been revealed. Discover the redesigned exterior of the latest member of our SUV family. Learn more about the new… | 53 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

Learning 🏖

In answer to your question. Not much
Impending mid-life crisis I need something that is totally outrageous.

 

[Getupthere]

 

[TechGirl]

Hi All,

Bit more detail about Valeo SCALA 3 LiDAR.

https://www.valeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/press-release_scala3-contracts.pdf

 

[Foxdog]

Tony Dawe mentioned that if someone is using Akida, they wouldn't be keeping it a secret and would be using it in their marketing so I just want one of these bloody dots to start shouting it from the rooftops. Preferably Qualcomm!!

Yes so the silence isn't just because of NDA's unfortunately. Tony is pretty much saying that no one has implemented AKIDA in a commercial product yet. Time is ticking on Gen 2 as well - where are those customers who wanted the upgrades. Surely it wouldn't take too long for them to determine that the new features suit their needs (they would have already done extensive testing on Gen 1) so it should just be a re-run with the new tech. There seems to be significant difficulty in signing deals here, regardless of how revolutionary and beneficial AKIDA might be.

 

[Diogenese]

Hi All,

Bit more detail about Valeo SCALA 3 LiDAR, they say they are working with new partners, so I am going to take that as we BrainChip are their new partners.

https://www.valeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/press-release_scala3-contracts.pdf

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BrainChip is an old Valeo partner.

... the new partners are the leading Asian manufacturer and the leading US robotaxi company ... and there's also Stellantis and GM. Luminar have muddied the waters re the future of Mercedes, but the upcoming Mercedes will be Valeo.

Stellantis owns several brands, including:

• Abarth
• Alfa Romeo
• Chrysler
• Citroën
• Dodge
• DS Automobiles
• Fiat
• Jeep®
• Lancia

• Maserati
• Opel
• Peugeot
• RAM
• Vauxhall

 

[Azzluvstrades]

Intel inside…
Built on ARM…
DRUM ROLL

Brainchipped

 

[jtardif999]

Was having a look at that ISO to see how hard it is....usually are

This is from the Synopsys website and the ISO is not an actual legal requirement...yet... but a best practice in reality.

Is ISO 26262 Required?
ISO 26262 is not required by law, but many car makers and suppliers follow it to show their commitment to safety and to improve their products safety. Sometimes customers and regulators might require them to prove they follow the standard. But even if it's not required, it's still considered a good practice and following it can improve the safety of car electronic systems and show customers, regulators and end users the company's commitment to safety.

Gives a pretty detailed run down on what it is etc.

What is ISO 26262 Functional Safety Standard? | Synopsys Automotive

ISO 26262 ensures automotive safety by mandating a functional development process to minimize risks from E/E system malfunctions in commercial vehicles.

www.synopsys.com

When searching for the ISO I also saw Jan 23 article in Embedded about T2M getting the ISO for certain IP blocks...not us unfortunately haha

Complete ASIL-A,B,C,D and ISO26262 Certified IP Cores from T2M - Embedded Computing Design

T2M released its certified ISO 26262 and AEC-Q100 Automotive Grade Silicon Proven IP Cores as small as 7nm for must have connectivity in automotive applications. T2M supports solutions needing CAN Bus IP Cores and LIN Bus IP Cores certified with ASIL (Automotive Safety Integrity Level) packages...

embeddedcomputing.com

Complete ASIL-A,B,C,D and ISO26262 Certified IP Cores from T2M​

By Chad Cox​

ASSOCIATE EDITOR
EMBEDDED COMPUTING DESIGN
January 24, 2023

But it did make think of T2M as recalled reading something once that BRN engaged them in the early days for Akida.

I presume they still have a relationship / engagement to market and sell Akida as on the Chip Estimate website they had T2M still flagged but maybe outdated?...though is for the IP so would have to be from when we started moving to IP I presume.

Wonder what reach T2M has?

Semiconductor Silicon Proven IP Cores Company - T2M IP

Looking for leadership, state of the art, silicon proven, semiconductor IP & Software for your next SoC

t-2-m.com

T2M Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP | ChipEstimate.com IP Catalog

AKIDA - Neuromorphic Computing

www.chipestimate.com

Log In

Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP

IP Preview

Name:Akida-Scalable Neural Network AI Silicon IP

Provider:T2M

Description:AKIDA - Neuromorphic Computing

Overview:The Akida Neuromorphic IP is the first neuromorphic IP available in the market. Inspired by the biological function of neurons but engineered on a digital logic process, this event-based spiking ...

Category:IP Catalog : Digital Core IP :

Processors : Other

Additional data available! Portability, process node, maturity, features, and more can be viewed by logging in with your ChipEstimate.com account.

Pretty sure Renesas claimed that the chip they taped out in December - the one with Akida Inside is ISO 26262 compliant. I remember also AM being asked during the Q&A of one of his presentations about ISO compliance and he said (paraphrasing) BrainChip wouldn’t have to worry about that.. that that would be taken care of in the higher scheme of things - perhaps by a company in the position to have already be seeking compliance on a whole range of items, a company such as Renesas.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Pretty sure Renesas claimed that the chip they taped out in December - the one with Akida Inside is ISO 26262 compliant. I remember also AM being asked during the Q&A of one of his presentations about ISO compliance and he said (paraphrasing) BrainChip wouldn’t have to worry about that.. that that would be taken care of in the higher scheme of things - perhaps by a company in the position to have already be seeking compliance on a whole range of items, a company such as Renesas.

It's in the video I posted a few posts back
"I remember also AM being asked during the Q&A of one of his presentations about ISO compliance and he said (paraphrasing) BrainChip wouldn’t have to worry about that"