BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Bravo]

This video was posted 2 weeks ago on the NVDIA developer page and I would love to watch it because I think there's a very good chance that we're involved in some way, shape or form with the NVIDIA DRIVE IX intelligent experience software stack with DRIVE Hyperion 8 (or Hyperion 9). Hyperion 8 offers the sensors and the headroom for AI for 2024 vehicle models and Hyperion 9 is for deployment in 2026 production vehicles.

Unfortunately the video is for developers only so I think you may have to join the developer program to access this material.

NVIDIA Improves Its Intelligent Vehicle Stack At NVIDIA GTC

NVIDIA NVIDIA This week I virtually attended NVIDIA's GTC 2021 event. The event had plenty of updates from NVIDIA's AI, data science, high performance computing, graphics, edge computing, networking, and autonomous machine sectors and I was eager to dive into them. I’d like to focus on the...

moorinsightsstrategy.com

 

[Dang Son]

Sean Hehir - Commsec interview May 22

Brainchip Holdings (BRN) CEO, Sean Hehir

Brainchip Holdings (BRN) CEO, Sean Hehir speaks with Tom Piotrowski about growth in the Ai market, its plans to establish more partnerships, as well as its focus on building a large and sustainable company.

www.commsec.com.au

 

[Dang Son]

Rookie numbers my guy, DreddBot has me in the naughty corner as we speak.
Let me tell you it sucks. Not sure if you will even see this message hahah

@zeeb0t , plz help
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Hi Damo , this is a perfect example of why Ai in its early iterations may not be well received by the practical human.

 

[Dang Son]

Does anyone know what Edge Impulse relationship is with Innatera? _ https://www.innatera.com/
It seems to me like our direct competition.

Innatera​

UNLOCKING TRUE NEUROMORPHIC PATTERN RECOGNITION​

Innatera’s ultra-efficient neuromorphic processors mimic the brain’s mechanisms for processing sensory data. Based on a proprietary analog-mixed signal computing architecture, Innatera’s processors leverage the computing capabilities of spiking neural networks to deliver ground-breaking cognition performance within a narrow power envelope. With an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and short response latency, these devices enable high-performance always-on pattern recognition capabilities in applications at the sensor-edge.

UP TO 10,000X HIGHER PERFORMANCE PER WATT​

than conventional microprocessors and digital accelerators​



500X LOWER ENERGY​

Always-on pattern recognition within an extremely narrow power envelope


100X SHORTER LATENCY​

Blazingly fast recognition of spatial and temporal patterns in complex sensor data


PATTERN RECOGNITION SIMPLIFIED​

Simple to program and deploy with Innatera’s powerful SDK

 

[Iseki]

Does anyone know what Edge Impulse relationship is with Innatera? _ https://www.innatera.com/
It seems to me like our direct competition.

Innatera​

UNLOCKING TRUE NEUROMORPHIC PATTERN RECOGNITION​

Innatera’s ultra-efficient neuromorphic processors mimic the brain’s mechanisms for processing sensory data. Based on a proprietary analog-mixed signal computing architecture, Innatera’s processors leverage the computing capabilities of spiking neural networks to deliver ground-breaking cognition performance within a narrow power envelope. With an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and short response latency, these devices enable high-performance always-on pattern recognition capabilities in applications at the sensor-edge.

UP TO 10,000X HIGHER PERFORMANCE PER WATT​

than conventional microprocessors and digital accelerators​



500X LOWER ENERGY​

Always-on pattern recognition within an extremely narrow power envelope


100X SHORTER LATENCY​

Blazingly fast recognition of spatial and temporal patterns in complex sensor data


PATTERN RECOGNITION SIMPLIFIED​

Simple to program and deploy with Innatera’s powerful SDK

"analog-mixed signal computing architecture" is bad. Akida's pure digital approach the way to go for cheap, billions of IP orders inside billions of MCUs. We're in the box seat. We just need someone to spill the beans and tell us they just pre-ordered some Akida 2000's

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Recall seeing the Teksun website blurb revisited recently and supposedly Linaro was in it so thought have a dig around.

Whilst can't see anything of us yet, various 96boards are out with NPUs with people like Qualcomm, HiSilifin, Xilinx, Rockchip and some boards that don't specify.

96Boards.Ai - AI powered Arm-based development boards.

96Boards.ai provides access to the latest Arm-based AI accelerated hardware & software for Android and Linux.

www.96boards.ai

They big into AI obviously with edge, auto and IoT as well but I liked a certain couple of our mutual partners

Worth keeping an eye on me thinks.

Redirecting to: https://www.linaro.org/projects/automotive-iot-edge

www.linaro.org

Automotive, IoT & Edge Devices​

Software defined functionality is no longer restricted to the cloud network but is now expected to extend to the edge.
Autonomous AI-driven features are being deployed to positions of trust in gateways and even sensors.The Zonal Architecture revolution driving the evolution to software-defined vehicles is just one indicator that industry has switched to a software-first methodology. The technologies underpinning these use cases are continuously evolving but all suffer from one common denominator - the lack of open software standardization.

 

[Rise]

Just

I just took a look at this vid link, which Walhik Joe put up over at HC.

It's an interview with Nandan Nayampally, I don't believe I have seen it here, what I liked was the way Nandan articulates what AIoT is and a bit of an exploration of AI market.

I like the well considered way Nandan comes across.

Something I would like BRN executives focus upon more in their various interviews, is the one or two shot on chip learning capability of the various Akida iterations i.e. would have been good to see Sean slip the one shot learning thing somewhere in the conversation he had with Zach Shelby the other day.

One shot learning is a major differentiator, Akida is way more than an accelerator.

The link: https://lnkd.in/eRXqqdcx

Thanks for the link I totally forgot about watching this one when it was released.
RFTA.

 

[Techinvestor17]

"analog-mixed signal computing architecture" is bad. Akida's pure digital approach the way to go for cheap, billions of IP orders inside billions of MCUs. We're in the box seat. We just need someone to spill the beans and tell us they just pre-ordered some Akida 2000's

Can you please share the evidence of your digital claim? I have done some reading myself and emailed Tony to ask Peter about why we are implementing digital and not analog after getting some feedback from the slasher in the other site

 

[M_C]

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www.cyberwestsummit.com.au

 

[M_C]

Computing and AI: How On-Device Intelligence is Changing the Game

www.techopedia.com

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Advances in artificial intelligence create a new Qualcomm

Qualcomm has linked its mission to the future of artificial intelligence as AI functions become more advanced on laptops and mobile devices.

www.kpbs.org

“Whether our technology is going into a smartphone or whether it’s going into a factory or a robot or a drone flying around Mars, our AI is a horizontal that permeates all of those device categories and applications,” said Don McGuire, Qualcomm’s chief marketing officer.

The technology Qualcomm brings to artificial intelligence is a digital platform, based on Snapdragon computer chips. Aaron Elkins is the director of the Artificial Intelligence Center based at San Diego State. He says Qualcomm’s role in AI is providing devices that can operate AI systems in the real world.

"AI is happening in our labs, with our supercomputers and our robots,” Elkins said. “But when it’s trained, and we’re past this development phase, AI needs to exist on devices that can actually run them but they don’t take a lot of power and they can handle these algorithms. So Qualcomm fits in at the edge and actually using AI.”

“People expect when they are querying ChatGPT for instance, and the answers are coming back. Where are they coming from and where is that happening? Today it’s happening on the cloud. A data center somewhere,” McGuire said.

The problem with that, he says, is data centers don’t have the infrastructure or power to accommodate artificial intelligence as its use dramatically increases.

“So really what’s going to have to happen is AI is going to have to become hybrid, meaning a certain amount of AI and behavioral algorithms have to happen on device as well as in the cloud.”

And that, McGuire says, is where Qualcomm’s comes in. On-device artificial intelligence computing is something they’re doing effectively on their Snapdragon platforms

 

[Dang Son]

"analog-mixed signal computing architecture" is bad. Akida's pure digital approach the way to go for cheap, billions of IP orders inside billions of MCUs. We're in the box seat. We just need someone to spill the beans and tell us they just pre-ordered some Akida 2000's

Thanks Iseki, I'm none too technical but they seem to use all they same terms as Brainchip.
Maybe they're just faking it.

 

[Iseki]

Thanks Iseki, I'm none too technical but they seem to use all they same terms as Brainchip.
Maybe they're just faking it.

Well, we need @Diogenese , a free thinker who has suffered penury all these centuries whose tide is about to turn.

 

[skutza]

Damn it, I said no more, I accidently grabbed another 21,428 shares at the end of day Auction........

 

[suss]

Damn it, I said no more, I accidently grabbed another 21,428 shares at the end of day Auction........

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.420 on 420
Noice. Good omen. Can only get higher from this.

 

[manny100]

Yes they will, as Tony previously stated.

Sean said in one of the recent April investor presentations that License fees were 7 digits or multiple of. Royalties after that.

 

[Dang Son]

"analog-mixed signal computing architecture" is bad. Akida's pure digital approach the way to go for cheap, billions of IP orders inside billions of MCUs. We're in the box seat. We just need someone to spill the beans and tell us they just pre-ordered some Akida 2000's

"Innatera’s processors leverage the computing capabilities of spiking neural networks to deliver ground-breaking cognition performance within a narrow power envelope."
Does this claim from Innatera sound like its processors leverage Akida to perform the function of

UNLOCKING TRUE NEUROMORPHIC PATTERN RECOGNITION​

?

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[Terroni2105]

Randhir Thakur was the president of Intel Foundry Services in December when BrainChip joined the IFS ecosystem (he was with Intel for 5 1/2 years).

He is now appointed as CEO and managing director for Tata Electronics (A division of the massive Tata group).

https://www.businesstoday.in/latest...onductor-bet-can-he-deliver-377987-2023-04-19

 

[Okeydokey01]

Hi @Sirod,

Thanks so much for offering to keep me company in the naughty corner. That's such a lovely thing to say! How about you bring the milk and I'll bring the cat food and scratchy pole?

Miraculously I haven't been ejector-seated out of here just yet. It isn't that I want to go, it's just that someone keeps reporting my posts, which I think is not very kosher and an abuse of the reporting system itself IMO. And I believe this may have also happened to @Fact Finder.

I can't help but feel very suspicious about the motivations of some of these posters who are doing nothing but complaining. I have never begrudged anyone for having an opinion, but there's a difference between expressing legitimate concerns as opposed to completely saturating the thread with negative sentiment, over and over, rehashing the same complaints for no material purpose. They are not actually seeking to have any of their concerns addressed, as others have pointed out there are avenues for them to go down if they wish to do so without chocking up the thread unnecessarily. I can't help but call out that kind of behaviour and they don't seem to like it, which speaks volumes I think.


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"Miraculously I haven't been ejector-seated out of here just yet."
And nor should you be Bravo. Keep fighting the good fight, your contributions are welcomed and valued by those of us genuine holders who have been here since the start. I have been sitting back, reading and watching of late and agree that there definitely has been a suss element that has emerged. I am as confident as I have been for a long time as I watch BRN continue to drive forward. In my opinion Its only a matter of time until the opportunists who are currently trading in doubt and negativity move on to their next meal.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Randhir Thakur was the president of Intel Foundry Services in December when BrainChip joined the IFS ecosystem (he was with Intel for 5 1/2 years).

He is now appointed as CEO and managing director for Tata Electronics (A division of the massive Tata group).

https://www.businesstoday.in/latest...onductor-bet-can-he-deliver-377987-2023-04-19

 

[Adam82]