JDelekto
Regular
It is worth repeating what the President and CEO of Quantum Ventura stated, which was quoted in the press release:Well it makes sense to go with the most efficient product!
“Neuromorphic computing is an ideal technology for threat detection because of its small size and power, accuracy, and in particular, its ability to learn and adapt, since attackers are constantly changing their tactics” (emphasis mine).
Akida's one-shot (or multi-shot) learning allows it to train its model from the sensor data without connectivity to the cloud to get updates. This key feature allows BrainChip's technology to provide device customization (such as recognizing different users' faces and voices) or for Quantum Ventura, detect and classify new types of attacks. This feature is protected by BrainChip's patents.
Of course, for systems that can communicate wirelessly, those models can be used to train other intelligent devices that are also using BrainChip's technology, and I believe they have a patent for that as well.
Companies are going to start opening up their eyes to new ideas once companies that have adopted BrainChip begin to share their successes.