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[Fact Finder]

A different perspective on where being involved with NASA & Vorago might lead:

Space: Investing in the Final Frontier | Morgan Stanley

Will declining launch costs, advances in technology and growing public-sector interest position space exploration as the next trillion-dollar industry?

www.morganstanley.com

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Nice little late run keep it going BRN ....

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Yeah, buyers vs sellers looking a lot healthier View attachment 3035

Yep ... looking so much better

 

[Xhosa12345]

nice late run on the SP today, lets hope $1 is the new bottom.

loving the work by you all on here. way better than the other forum 'he who shall not be named......



i dont know of my exit price is 10 buks or 100 buks yet...

keep up the good work guys, the info here is helping me (and presumably others) stay the course (as my knowledge on the tech is very low)

cheers!

 

[Baisyet]

What is happening seeing big shift in buy and sell wow but i am not complaining today. Happy to be green after long time.

 

[miaeffect]

Nice little late run keep it going BRN ....

Whhhaaaat?! Did I miss something today??

 

[JoMo68]

FF I had the same with my border collie a couple of years ago, I don't think I want to go through that again, I felt like a criminal.

I can’t bare the thought of losing my pooch, but in the words of Tennyson, "'tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" - even your 4 legged friends

 

[Okeydokey01]

Goodbye MBUX, hello MB.OS. New Mercedes infotainment coming soon - Autoblog

Upcoming MB.OS infotainment suite will debut on the next-generation small car platform.

www.autoblog.com

Another Interesting article regarding Mercedes MB.OS

 

[wilzy123]

View attachment 3037
Whhhaaaat?! Did I miss something today??

Yeeeee haaaa!!

 

[gex]

She is tiny.

Just a bloke from the suburbs with the world's first neuromorphic chip

 

[Fact Finder]

Interesting read.

Redirecting

A very nice article which gives an interesting look at the problem of Ai adoption in Industry. The following sets out the problem:

“In consumer software, you can build one monolithic AI system to serve a hundred million or a billion users, and truly get a lot of value in that way,” he said. “But in manufacturing, every plant makes something different. So every manufacturing plant needs a custom AI system that is trained on their data.”
The challenge that many companies in the AI world face, he continued, is how, for example, to help 10,000 manufacturing plants build 10,000 customer systems”

This problem does not exist for AKIDA technology based solutions as Anil Mankar has spoken about it on more than one occasion thanks to one shot/several shot learning on chip.

Over close to 5 years now I have read millions of words written by a cross section of people who cover the full breadth of those who profess all sorts of expertise from industry to investment but when I read words of those who are expressing doubt about Brainchip’s future a common theme seems to pervade they do not understand the true nature of the technology paradigm shift that AKIDA technology is bringing.

The brilliance of Peter van der Made and Anil Mankar cannot be over stated. They have single handedly invented and developed a complete answer to brute force computing.

The accumulation of massive labeled data sets is no longer necessary.

Peak load coal fired power stations are no longer needed to tell Siri to turn on the television.

Electric vehicles can be built with acceptable range.

Factories can easily switch production runs to accommodate a new customer’s order.

Machines in the heart of the city or in the most remote locations on the planet underground without any hope of connection can be monitored for vibration or other defects.

I don’t need anymore information than that which is publicly available to be as I am supremely confident in the success of my investment in Brainchip.

Pantene.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Moonshot]

Erm they really need lidar and akida for these drones…

 

[JK200SX]

She is tiny.

Just a bloke from the suburbs with the world's first neuromorphic chip

Hi @gex curious to know what the serial number is on your PCIE board?

 

[wilzy123]

New page in the works...

Support

Find the help you need here!

brainchipinc.com

 

[Slade]

Hi @gex curious to know what the serial number is on your PCIE board?

 

[gex]

I'll have to get it back out of the frame @JK200SX

 

[Foxdog]

I am thinking perhaps I might have been too conservative on market share so I am doubling up and predicting two tenths of one percent of the 85 trillion US dollar Ai. Market being 170 billion US dollars annually giving a BRNASX share price of $AU134.00.

My opinion and speculation only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA

Who needs Powerball when you've got BRN

 

[gex]

Hi @gex curious to know what the serial number is on your PCIE board?

241 mate

 

[Foxdog]

There is a serious point being made by the above post.

We all would like a series of gang buster announcements from Brainchip confirming all the dots that have been placed on the spider web that turns every strand of the spider web to gold. But is that actually necessary?

We have confirmed two major players in the world of semiconductors being Renesas and MegaChips. We know that Renesas is at some point this year going to release the MCU it has developed incorporating AKIDA technology. We know from MegaChips website that it is committed to and selling AKIDA technology solutions to its customers - REMEMBER Renesas is the third largest supplier of semiconductors to the automotive industry three positions higher than Bosch.

We know that Mercedes, Valeo, NASA and Vorago have adopted AKIDA technology because it has been published in Brainchip presentations by the CEO and Non Executive Director of Brainchip Sean Hehir only last month.

We know that ISL has clearly become an adopter of AKIDA technology for US Airforce Defence advanced radar solutions as it was announced by Brainchip.

We know Socionext has been out in the semiconductor market place selling AKIDA technology since August, 2021. We have seen their stand at the trade show displaying AKD1000.

So:

* if the Ai market as stated by Cathy Wood is 85 trillion US dollars,

* the chip market for Electric Vehicles is 200 billion US dollars by 2040, and

*the Ai Edge chip market is 60 billion US dollars by 2025,

*can we have any doubt that with Renesas, MegaChips, Socionext, Mercedes, Valeo, NASA, Vorago and ISL all on board, and

* now that Forbes Magazine has placed Brainchip as one of the main four players at the Ai Edge,

* stating "Welcome to the brave new world with AI integrated into the things all around us" AND

* AKIDA TECHNOLOGY IS PATENT PROTECTED AND THE ONLY EDGE DEVICE IN THE WORLD THAT CAN UNCONNECTED AND ON DEVICE
INCREMENTALLY AND ONE SHOT LEARN AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW POWER & DESIGNED FROM THE GROUND UP TO BE EASILY ADOPTED USING TENSORFLOW AND METATF TO RUN A CUSTOMERS EXISTING CNN NETWORKS AS SNN,

Then as one of only four players in this space of significance can anyone seriously doubt that it will not achieve one percent of the available market share whether the value of that market share is 60 billion US dollars by 2025, 85 trillion US dollars or 200 billion US dollars by 2040.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA

Realistically it could be a minimum of 5% of the market - but that's just too exciting to even think about...

 

[Foxdog]

What a lovely animal. All I can say is:

"A million dollars isn't cool. You know what's cool? A billion dollars." - The Social Network, 2010

After our last dog passed my wife and I agreed we would never go through that feeling of loss again. The poor thing had reached a point where she had to be put down and after the injection she put her head on my shoulder and I can still see that expression of complete trust as she slowly drifted away. Never again.

FF.

Yeah it's a tough gig FF - the more you love them the harder it is but you don't want them to suffer so it's always the best decision. You weren't betraying that look of trust at all