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BrainChip and Blue Ridge Envisioneering Collaborate on Next-Generation Tactical Edge Devices
Experience the collaboration between BrainChip and Blue Ridge Envisioneering for next-gen tactical edge devices.
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supersonic001
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: BrainChip and Blue Ridge Envisioneering Collaborate on Next- Generation…
BrainChip and Blue Ridge Envisioneering Collaborate on Next- Generation Tactical Edge Devices https://lnkd.in/gbBX3SYZ
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Fullmoonfever
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BRE first picked up in the background mid last year by @Space Cadet
Some additional background digging at the time.
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Some additional background digging at the time.
Tip of the ICEBERG
Looks like I will need to reduce the size of the iceberg to fit all the names in by next year. Honda is appearing both above and below the water line.
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DaBenjamins
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Here's a little bit more on the contract with DOD for BRE.
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Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
supersonic001
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: Council Post: The Future Of Artificial Intelligence
Peter Van Der Made takes a look at the current state of AI and what lies ahead, including the growth of neuromorphic processing. Read more here:…
equanimous
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Welll how about this clog of traffic for Popeye's chicken
Dashcam Footage Shows Driverless Cars Clogging San Francisco
Videos obtained by WIRED from public transit vehicles reveal self-driving cars causing delays and potential danger to buses, trains, and passengers.www.wired.com
equanimous
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Dhm
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Yes. And I might be wrong. If nothing else the mere fact that leading companies would be experiencing Akida and may appreciate it's advantage over most of the market. It won't be for everyone but there is plenty of ubiquitousness available for the rest of the Edge market.
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FrederikSchack
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I think it's fair to predict that AI is going to be the biggest challenge that humanity ever faced and we still don't have much of a clue about what the challenge will be. It may have good outcomes and bad outcomes, probably in equal amount, like any other technology.
I would like to hear your perspectives on this?
Personally I see a feedback loop appearing in both AI software (CoPilot) and chip design (Synopsys), that almost inevitably will lead to an increasing acceleration of AI.
I would like to hear your perspectives on this?
Personally I see a feedback loop appearing in both AI software (CoPilot) and chip design (Synopsys), that almost inevitably will lead to an increasing acceleration of AI.
Newk R
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Roy Batty says hi!
Pris is still as lovely as ever and thank god Leon is dead!!!!
FrederikSchack
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Well, that's one scenarioRoy Batty says hi!
Pris is still as lovely as ever and thank god Leon is dead!!!!
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Tech Life - How to make sure the whole world benefits from AI - BBC Sounds
Are some countries and languages being cut out of the AI revolution?
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Good afternoon all,
Well, yet another Toyota Moment !
14 named partners/collaborators, then 15 now 16, we are well on the way to doubling this position, more and more are feeling really
comfortable now being named alongside us, how the wheel has changed from say 3 years ago.
Great to see Peter have an article in Forbes, both Peter and Anil are humble, gentle-men, who will, I'm sure, have their day in the sun
being recognized as visionaries, hopefully along the same path that was laid down for Bill Gates and Steve Jobs etc.
"BRE, a Black Signal Technologies company, will integrate BrainChip Akida™ processors in a variety of high-performance applications."
The above comment is a very definitive statement indeed !
"Akida’s ability to perform data processing, including AI/ML tasks at the edge, and its power-conserving neuromorphic design makes its utility in military and intelligence settings a potential breakthrough."
"when data must be processed in real-time on a remote device, the challenge for hardware developers is immense,” said Stefan Moritz, BRE. “BrainChip’s Akida will be useful for tactical devices that ingest sensor data and use AI/ML to improve decision-making.”
Underwater/Deepwater operations, go Akida, your brilliance could well save the West, if things happen to go pear-shaped over the coming years, intelligence on-device, in extremely remote locations, using 1000th's of a watt down to as low as 1,000,000th's of a watt will really prove to be a real-world game changer in the military sense.
Time for some companies to step up to the plate and sign an IP License agreement, if they haven't already ?! I'm happy to hold their hand
steady as they sign on the dotted line/s.
Cheers for now....Tech
Well, yet another Toyota Moment !
14 named partners/collaborators, then 15 now 16, we are well on the way to doubling this position, more and more are feeling really
comfortable now being named alongside us, how the wheel has changed from say 3 years ago.
Great to see Peter have an article in Forbes, both Peter and Anil are humble, gentle-men, who will, I'm sure, have their day in the sun
being recognized as visionaries, hopefully along the same path that was laid down for Bill Gates and Steve Jobs etc.
"BRE, a Black Signal Technologies company, will integrate BrainChip Akida™ processors in a variety of high-performance applications."
The above comment is a very definitive statement indeed !
"Akida’s ability to perform data processing, including AI/ML tasks at the edge, and its power-conserving neuromorphic design makes its utility in military and intelligence settings a potential breakthrough."
"when data must be processed in real-time on a remote device, the challenge for hardware developers is immense,” said Stefan Moritz, BRE. “BrainChip’s Akida will be useful for tactical devices that ingest sensor data and use AI/ML to improve decision-making.”
Underwater/Deepwater operations, go Akida, your brilliance could well save the West, if things happen to go pear-shaped over the coming years, intelligence on-device, in extremely remote locations, using 1000th's of a watt down to as low as 1,000,000th's of a watt will really prove to be a real-world game changer in the military sense.
Time for some companies to step up to the plate and sign an IP License agreement, if they haven't already ?! I'm happy to hold their hand
steady as they sign on the dotted line/s.
Cheers for now....Tech
Sirod69
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I saw live ticker on our TV today at stock exchanges. So I'm excited to see what's coming out tomorrow.
"Despite expectations of a further interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve due to the still tense situation on the labor market, investors in Asia stocked up on fresh stocks at the start of the week. The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher.
Some market participants expect the Fed to cut interest rates in the second half of the year in order to avert an economic downturn. "Investors expect bank failures to force policymakers to cut interest rates, but stubborn inflation means the Fed is unlikely to ease policy this year," said Mansoor Mohiuddin, chief economist at the Bank of Singapore.
The focus of stock market traders is now on Wednesday's forthcoming US inflation report, which will indicate the Fed's path in the fight against inflation. Minutes of the central bank's most recent March meeting are also due to be released on Wednesday.
"Japanese stocks rose on expectations that the US job market will remain resilient," said Masahiro Ichikawa, chief market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management in Tokyo."
"Despite expectations of a further interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve due to the still tense situation on the labor market, investors in Asia stocked up on fresh stocks at the start of the week. The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher.
Some market participants expect the Fed to cut interest rates in the second half of the year in order to avert an economic downturn. "Investors expect bank failures to force policymakers to cut interest rates, but stubborn inflation means the Fed is unlikely to ease policy this year," said Mansoor Mohiuddin, chief economist at the Bank of Singapore.
The focus of stock market traders is now on Wednesday's forthcoming US inflation report, which will indicate the Fed's path in the fight against inflation. Minutes of the central bank's most recent March meeting are also due to be released on Wednesday.
"Japanese stocks rose on expectations that the US job market will remain resilient," said Masahiro Ichikawa, chief market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management in Tokyo."
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