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BrainChip
Check out the tinyML Hackathon 2023: Pedestrian Detection with BrainChip- May 18, 2023 at 8 AM Pacific: Devkit webinar with Brainchip- Register here: https://lnkd.in/gHfhZ9Ma
that's not enoughLove x 300,000-nty million-gazillion-ish![]()
Qualification Type: | PhD |
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Location: | Southampton |
Funding amount: | From £21,110 For UK students, Tuition Fees and a stipend, tax-free, per annum, for 4 years. |
Hours: | Full Time |
Placed On: | 15th May 2023 |
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Closes: | 23rd June 2023 |
Yes…one day, soon I hope, we too shall take a similar photo for a similar occasion!
I can recall Anil like that post from Qualcomm on linked in. That was around 2 months ago. Someone posted here.![]()
Powering AI On Mobile Devices Requires New Math And Qualcomm Is Pioneering It — Forbes
We just needed a new math for all this AI heavy lifting on smartphones and other lower power edge devices, and it appears Qualcomm is leading that charge.apple.news
Stable Diffusion typically runs in the cloud via a web browser, and is driven by data center servers with big power budgets and a ton of silicon horsepower. However, the image above was generated by Stable Diffusion running on a smartphone, without a connection to that cloud data center and running in airplane mode, with no connectivity whatsoever. And the AI model rendering it was powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile chip on a device that operates at under 7 watts or so.
Wow .... VERY NICE .... Thanks TTM
It’s not managements job to drive 5km under the speed limit or stop prematurely at an intersection, it’s their job to drive professionally and optimally. If they sped and got a ticket, then in future do the limit, don’t drive under it. This is why they earn the big salaries, this is whey they were engaged in the first place. Many other companies on the ASX have zero issues announcing partnerships - there’s literally a mechanism for this… it’s called a non-price sensitive announcement.
As an investor, it isn’t my job to check the website for updates, it’s the companies to ensure I’m made aware of that information. This is done via the ASX, and distributed by my trading platform. The system was designed to work this was and every other company on the ASX runs this way - why are we any different?
Has the tablecloth been ironed? Quick, you better go check.I am the first to put my hand up for a mailchimp mess up, but it's still frustrating to see these little things constantly pop up for usThis is definitely not a negative sentiment toward what we've got, where we're going etc.. But when you're an AI company, it feels your digital comms mean more. When your preferred method of communication is email and socials, again, it feels like these need to be right.
They've obviously replicated the previous email and nor changed the header?
I'm all in on BrainChip, which is where the amateur hour moments like this feel particularly hard at times![]()
BrainChip teams for grid AI cyber threat detection
eeNews Europe - BrainChip teams for grid AI cyber threat detection https://lnkd.in/gNAiuqqw via Nick Flaherty
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BrainChip on LinkedIn: BrainChip teams for grid AI cyber threat detection
eeNews Europe - BrainChip teams for grid AI cyber threat detection https://lnkd.in/gNAiuqqw via Nick Flahertywww.linkedin.com
BrainChip has teamed up with security researchers Quantum Ventura to use the Akida neuromorphic AI technology to develop new cyber threat-detection tools for the energy grid.
Quantum Ventura in the US is creating cybersecurity applications for the US Department of Energy under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Programme. The program is focused on “Cyber threat-detection using neuromorphic computing,” which aims to develop an advanced approach to detect and prevent cyberattacks on computer networks and critical infrastructure using the event-driven neural network.
Event-driven, or neuromorphic, AI, is inherently lower power than conventional neural network accelerators, providing energy efficiency with high performance for chip designers to provide AI on battery-operated or fan-less embedded, edge devices.
The grid is a key vulnerability and there are several projects looking at new ways to make it more secure at the edge.
The Akida neural processor and AI IP can find unknown, repeating patterns in vast amounts of noisy data, which is an asset in cyber threat detection. Once Akida learns what normal network traffic patterns look like, it can detect malware, attack signatures, and other types of malicious activity. Akida has the ability to learn on device in a secure fashion, without the need for cloud retraining, allowing it to quickly learn new attack patterns and adapt to emerging threats.
BrainChip IP supports incremental learning, on-chip learning, and high-speed inference with unsurpassed performance in micro watt to milli-watt power budgets, ideal for advanced AI/ML devices such as intelligent sensors, medical devices, high-end video-object detection, and ADAS/autonomous systems.
“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,” said Srini Vasan, President and CEO of Quantum Ventura Inc. “We believe that our solution incorporating BrainChip’s Akida will be a breakthrough for defending against cyber threats and address additional applications as well.”
- Europe makes smart grid security recommendations
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“This project with the Department of Energy offers an ideal opportunity to demonstrate how Akida opens up new possibilities in cybersecurity, including the ability to run complex AI algorithms at the edge, reducing the dependency on the cloud” said Rob Telson, Vice President of Ecosystems & Partnerships at BrainChip. “We are excited about the progress that Quantum Ventura are making with BrainChip in this project which is extremely vital to the safety of the nation’s infrastructure.”
www.quantumventura.com/; www.brainchip.com.
I can recall Anil like that post from Qualcomm on linked in. That was around 2 months ago. Someone posted here.