mrgds good question ... BUT IMO,.... they have something even better than NDA'sSoooooooo, ................. is this months podcast covered by a NDA? ....................![]()
BUT, ........................ i miss the "super hero question "..................mrgds good question ... BUT IMO,.... they have something even better than NDA's
It's called:
Forward Looking Statements Certain views expressed here contain information derived from third parties or publicly available sources that have not been independently verified. This presentation includes certain statements, projections and estimates of the anticipated future financial performance of BrainChip Holdings Ltd. and the size, growth and nature of future markets for the company’s products. Such statements, projections and estimates reflect various assumptions made by the directors concerning anticipated results, which assumptions may or may not prove to be correct. BrainChip Holdings Ltd. and its subsidiaries have not sought independent verification of information in this presentation. While the directors believe that they have reasonable grounds for each of the assumptions, statements, projections and estimates and all care has been taken in the preparation of this presentation, no warranty of representation, express or implied is given as to the accuracy, correctness, likelihood of achievement, or reasonableness of assumptions, estimates, statements and projections that are contained in this presentation. Such assumptions, estimates, statements and projections are intrinsically subject to significant uncertainties. To the maximum extent allowed by law, none of BrainChip Holdings Ltd, its directors, employees nor any other person accepts any liability arising out of any error, negligence or fault for any loss, without limitation, arising from the use of information contained in this presentation.
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You just might have to bring that up as a question at the next AGM !!!!!BUT, ........................ i miss the "super hero question "..................![]()
Standard boilerplate, but it is reassuring to know "that all care has been taken".mrgds good question ... BUT IMO,.... they have something even better than NDA's
It's called:
Forward Looking Statements Certain views expressed here contain information derived from third parties or publicly available sources that have not been independently verified. This presentation includes certain statements, projections and estimates of the anticipated future financial performance of BrainChip Holdings Ltd. and the size, growth and nature of future markets for the company’s products. Such statements, projections and estimates reflect various assumptions made by the directors concerning anticipated results, which assumptions may or may not prove to be correct. BrainChip Holdings Ltd. and its subsidiaries have not sought independent verification of information in this presentation. While the directors believe that they have reasonable grounds for each of the assumptions, statements, projections and estimates and all care has been taken in the preparation of this presentation, no warranty of representation, express or implied is given as to the accuracy, correctness, likelihood of achievement, or reasonableness of assumptions, estimates, statements and projections that are contained in this presentation. Such assumptions, estimates, statements and projections are intrinsically subject to significant uncertainties. To the maximum extent allowed by law, none of BrainChip Holdings Ltd, its directors, employees nor any other person accepts any liability arising out of any error, negligence or fault for any loss, without limitation, arising from the use of information contained in this presentation.
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Standard boilerplate, but it is reassuring to know "that all care has been taken".
Meanwhile, over at the architects........
I'd hazard a guess it is driven around the hardware not so much SNN tech of their own imo.
If you search their site for neuromorphic there are no results but their solutions are around the hardware.
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I've read other NASA papers and statements that 22nm FDSOI is what they prefer rad hardened.
They absolutely want neuromorphic processing but the radiation fries most hardware.
Maybe Alphacore are wanting to prove up the hardware and then NASA or whoever can implement the neuromorphic IP accordingly.
My thoughts anyway.
To further expand on my post now I have some time to grab the info.
The snips below are from a NASA paper Aug last year that outlines the RadNeuro Project that we know we have been involved in with other partners and the hardware issues.
NASA refers to neuromorphic chips / computing as NMC and can see why someone like Alphacore etc may want to get a rad hard chip in there....how our SNN IP would be affected (if at all)....above my pay grade @Diogenese
Sorry D...caught up with Chelsea again
Original paper HERE
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I need one of those as an Esky to follow me round with my beersHow cool is this autonomous vehicle from Valeo!
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I’d love a little Akida droid R2D2 in the future which combines a stereo, drinks fridge, vacuum, projector, wifi, power bank etc.
Looking at how quickly the tech is progressing I won’t have long to wait!
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I'd hazard a guess it is driven around the hardware not so much SNN tech of their own imo.
If you search their site for neuromorphic there are no results but their solutions are around the hardware.
Alphacore | Robust High-Performance Microelectronics
Our engineering and leadership team combines long histories of delivering innovative data converter, radio-frequency (RF), analog and mixed signal products, and complete imaging systems for critical systemswww.alphacoreinc.com
I've read other NASA papers and statements that 22nm FDSOI is what they prefer rad hardened.
They absolutely want neuromorphic processing but the radiation fries most hardware.
Maybe Alphacore are wanting to prove up the hardware and then NASA or whoever can implement the neuromorphic IP accordingly.
My thoughts anyway.
This video is a must watch for all BRN holders