Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Grandmothers remedy - rum and lemon juice
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go easy on the lemon juice.
Now that really hits the spot! Thanks for the tip-ple Dodgy-Knees.

Grandmothers remedy - rum and lemon juice
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go easy on the lemon juice.
How wonderful ,and she's a Dockers supporter......even better.
Just got back on and renewed my subscription (thanks for reminder @zeeb0t ). See I haven't been reading up since just after the AGM. Too many to go back and read and from the AGM I was comfortable with where we are heading but also realised I don't need to be watching every dot join until later in the year or next year. Given I'm a LTH non-trader and reckon we're expanding the ecosystem and we have a most excellent team - then I can focus on where I really need to invest time......BUNKERS!!!GrrrrrrWhere has everybody gone?
The volume of posts here has decreased dramatically over the past month or so.
Maybe just peoples lives got busy (it happens) or has this thread been so denuded by the constant complaints that comments made here should be posted elsewhere on more specific threads?
Or nothing new, or of worth, to say whilst the share price is in the doldrums?
Interested to hear peoples views.
Everyone is working their asses off to keep up with interest rate rises lolWhere has everybody gone?
The volume of posts here has decreased dramatically over the past month or so.
Maybe just peoples lives got busy (it happens) or has this thread been so denuded by the constant complaints that comments made here should be posted elsewhere on more specific threads?
Or nothing new, or of worth, to say whilst the share price is in the doldrums?
Interested to hear peoples views.
Greetings from GermanyWhere has everybody gone?
The volume of posts here has decreased dramatically over the past month or so.
Maybe just peoples lives got busy (it happens) or has this thread been so denuded by the constant complaints that comments made here should be posted elsewhere on more specific threads?
Or nothing new, or of worth, to say whilst the share price is in the doldrums?
Interested to hear peoples views.
You'll never starve in a bunker because of the sand which is there.Just got back on and renewed my subscription (thanks for reminder @zeeb0t ). See I haven't been reading up since just after the AGM. Too many to go back and read and from the AGM I was comfortable with where we are heading but also realised I don't need to be watching every dot join until later in the year or next year. Given I'm a LTH non-trader and reckon we're expanding the ecosystem and we have a most excellent team - then I can focus on where I really need to invest time......BUNKERS!!!Grrrrrr
Violin1
ps Akida ballista
Yay, finally in the 1 trillion club along with NVIDA, Apple and Microsoft.Evening Chippers,
Just some quick math.....
That savvy seller of one share @ $561.70 AU....
Gives a rough valuation of our company ( 1,850,000,000 shares( I know this is a little light on total shares) ) =
AU $1,039,145,000,000.00 Market Cap.
=
USD $704,033,600,078.00
Exchange rate pressently... USD $1 = AU$1.475
Savvy Chipper I say.
Regards,
Esq.
.... just had a look at Mercedes and their long-range-radarFrom an article posted by @FrederickSchack
“A benchmark test using another video object recognition test resulted in a system that could process a 1382x512p video at 30 fps using less than 75 mW of power, in a 16 nm silicon design. This needed 50x fewer parameters and 5x fewer operations than the Resnet50 reference design.”
Then from the above:
“Xilinx appears to enjoy at least a year lead in manufacturing technology over Altera with Xilinx’s new 16nm FinFET generation silicon, which is now shipping in volume production. Xilinx has also focused on providing highly scalable solutions”
It is a fact that Brainchip has never mentioned 16nm at any point until the above interview.
It is a fact that Brainchip has had a long standing association with Xilinx.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
Haven't looked at Xilinx patents for a couple of years, but they were using MACs in their NNs. So lots of room for improvement, even if they move to 4-bit integer..... just had a look at Mercedes and their long-range-radar
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Easy Tech: DISTRONIC | Mercedes-Benz Group
"Einfach Technik" explains technologies and innovations around the Mercedes car. DISTRONIC gets things started: the Active Distance Assistant.group.mercedes-benz.com
Continental went into production with Mercedes 24 years ago:
for example: ARS540 is a high performance 4D premium long range radar sensor which enables highly automated driving in combination with other technologies. It provides best radar performance in a state-of-the-art sensor size.
Continental Automotive | Advanced Radar Sensor – ARS540
ARS540 is a high performance 4D premium long range radar sensor which enables highly automated driving in combination with other technologies.www.continental-automotive.com
partnership with Xilinx concerning this sensor:
Continental Automotive | Advanced Radar Sensor – ARS540
ARS540 is a high performance 4D premium long range radar sensor which enables highly automated driving in combination with other technologies.www.continental-automotive.com
In a whitepaper "Convolutional Neural Network with INT4 Optimization on Xilinx Devices White Paper"
they compare INT4 against INT8 (reminds of "4 bit are enough"?? Could this have to do with that? It is about CNNs, too)
interesting is also the whitepaper about ARM and the competitiveness (X86 vs. ARM)...
Regards
cassip
And never under estimate an Arab using a sandwich in a bunkerYou'll never starve in a bunker because of the sand which is there.
Don't you think brainchip in a trillion club is a big hype at this time. Especially considering the most successful IP business ARM had reached a maximum valuation of 70 billion US dollars even after 25 years in business and a market leader.Yay, finally in the 1 trillion club along with NVIDA, Apple and Microsoft.
That didn't take long at all.
Brung it, Brainchip.![]()
Don't you think brainchip in a trillion club is a big hype at this time. Especially considering the most successful IP business ARM had reached a maximum valuation of 70 billion US dollars even after 25 years in business and a market leader.
I am not saying it is impossible but it is quite a distant future for us.
Would I be correct in assuming that before taking stock you would like to wait for the Greek goddess of hunting and wilderness and her handsome giant hunter companion to safely return back home from their long-planned round-trip (literally speaking), joined by an adventurous and heroic quartet of mere mortals (all of them chosen ones, one veritably a wise man), who by then will have been the first humans in decades to dare approach the ever-changing goddess Selene and get to view a side of her that will never be revealed to the eyes of us ordinary mortals?
And that you also expect those that will have helped prepare that journey to be over the moon about ακίδα?
Or is this all Greek to you, some lunatic’s gibberish?![]()
When you said 'giant huntsman' I was thinking Paul Bunyan (yes a lumberjack but that was the mental picture) or a big statue of Chris Hemsworth lolP.S.: I refrained from describing the said demigod companion as a “giant huntsman“, as is often done, so as not to strike terror into readers suffering from arachnophobia… Ooops, too late… 🫣