BRN Discussion Ongoing

[HopalongPetrovski]

Not a bad idea. But shouldn't it be easier to ask TD in English? I have......

Just don't mention the you know what.........

 

[Damo4]

In my view the EQXX concept car that we got a mention in was highlighting the overall engineering design covering new and exotic materials as well as innovations in the bodywork and interior details all designed to reduce weight and be sustainable.
Their focus was on doing everything they could conceive of to reduce ancillary draw on the battery system and thus achieve extended range.
Akida got a look in because of our energy efficiency and probably also because it played to the then novel idea of being associated with AI.

They were and are not concerned about NDA's in these circumstances precisely because these concept cars are used as branding tools and hence they seek and promote the advertising of them.

This new one is all about the new motor which is probably the most significant aspect of an automobile and at this point, that is all they are interested in shouting about. They don't want their intended message (LOOK AT OUR NEW DESIGN FOR AN ELECTRIC MOTOR) lost in a soup of competing novelty releases. Clever strategy no doubt conceived 4 or 5 or 6 years ago in the broad strokes and now being delivered upon as electric vehicles begin to become more mainstream, particularly in Europe, China and the American markets.

Fantastic post Hop, this is exactly how I read it.
They've said it in the release, their focus is on creating Icons, not just new designs.
This release isn't about hyping up efficiencies like the EQXX, it's about what they have actually written about.

My take is that the "hey Mercedes" functionality still may be utilised. Even though Cerence can apparently do it better with no key word, I haven't seen the details about power usage. it sounds like the no keyword option is perfect for combustion engines and hybrids, but the all electric variants are better suited for ultra-low-power offerings like Akida.

 

[Yoda]

In my view the EQXX concept car that we got a mention in was highlighting the overall engineering design covering new and exotic materials as well as innovations in the bodywork and interior details all designed to reduce weight and be sustainable.
Their focus was on doing everything they could conceive of to reduce ancillary draw on the battery system and thus achieve extended range.
Akida got a look in because of our energy efficiency and probably also because it played to the then novel idea of being associated with AI.

They were and are not concerned about NDA's in these circumstances precisely because these concept cars are used as branding tools and hence they seek and promote the advertising of them.

This new one is all about the new motor which is probably the most significant aspect of an automobile and at this point, that is all they are interested in shouting about. They don't want their intended message (LOOK AT OUR NEW DESIGN FOR AN ELECTRIC MOTOR) lost in a soup of competing novelty releases. Clever strategy no doubt conceived 4 or 5 or 6 years ago in the broad strokes and now being delivered upon as electric vehicles begin to become more mainstream, particularly in Europe, China and the American markets.

I think what we need to understand about NDA's too is that they do not necessarily contain mutual obligations of confidentiality of the same kind. It is very possible that BRN is under an obligation not to discuss the client's involvement while the client's obligation is not to divulge any technical information about Akida rather than their involvement with Brainchip. Clearly there is some NDA with Mercedes because when Sean was asked about it following the Mercedes announcement he was quite clear that he was not at liberty to discuss.

 

[MDhere]

Bring on Friday Megachips meeting

 

[Waihik Joe]

Same here, I felt curiously uplifted, just for a moment only though, then we were down again Grrrrrr.

Akida Ballista

hotty...

Can anyone confirm if Brainchip have a MOU with the following companies.I got this information off the public domain:
es, Brainchip has an MOU with China Unicom. The MOU was signed on March 8, 2023, and it outlines the two companies' intention to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip's Akida neuromorphic processor technology in China.

Under the MOU, China Unicom will provide Brainchip with access to its customer base and technical expertise, while Brainchip will provide China Unicom with its Akida technology. The two companies will work together to develop and deploy Akida-based solutions for a variety of applications, including artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving.

The MOU is a significant development for Brainchip, as it provides the company with a major foothold in the Chinese market. China is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence, and China Unicom is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The collaboration between Brainchip and China Unicom has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of Akida technology and to help Brainchip achieve its long-term growth goals.

Here are some of the key benefits of the MOU between Brainchip and China Unicom:

• Access to China Unicom's customer base: China Unicom has a large and growing customer base in China, which provides Brainchip with a valuable opportunity to reach a wider audience for its Akida technology.
• Access to China Unicom's technical expertise: China Unicom has a wealth of technical expertise in the areas of artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving. This expertise will be invaluable to Brainchip as it develops and deploys Akida-based solutions for these markets.
• Increased market share in China: The Chinese market is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence. The MOU with China Unicom will help Brainchip to increase its market share in this important market.
• Increased brand awareness: The MOU with China Unicom will help to raise Brainchip's profile in China and around the world. This will help Brainchip to attract new customers and partners.

es, Brainchip and AT&T have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for AT&T’s 5G and Edge computing initiatives. The MOU was signed in February 2023 and outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases, including:

• 5G network slicing: Brainchip Akida’s low power and high performance can be used to create network slices that can be tailored to specific applications, such as augmented reality or autonomous driving.
• Edge computing: Brainchip Akida can be used to bring compute and intelligence closer to the edge of the network, where latency and bandwidth requirements are more demanding.
• Massive MIMO: Brainchip Akida can be used to improve the performance of Massive MIMO systems, which use large numbers of antennas to improve the performance of 5G networks.

The MOU is a significant step forward for Brainchip and AT&T, and it represents a major opportunity for the two companies to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Here are some additional details about the MOU:

• The MOU is non-binding and does not commit either company to any specific action.
• The MOU is for a period of one year, after which it can be renewed by mutual agreement.
• The MOU outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases.
• The MOU does not disclose any specific details about the development or commercialization plans for Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Yes, Brainchip is a partner to Verizon. In November 2022, Brainchip announced a partnership with Verizon to develop and deploy an edge AI solution for Verizon’s 5G network. The solution will use Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic processor to accelerate AI inference and reduce latency for a range of applications, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and machine vision.

The partnership is a significant step for Brainchip as it marks the company’s first major customer for its Akida processor. It is also a significant development for Verizon as it looks to accelerate the adoption of edge AI on its 5G network.

Under the terms of the partnership, Brainchip will provide Verizon with Akida processors and software development kits. Verizon will then integrate the Akida technology into its 5G network and develop applications that take advantage of the edge AI capabilities.

The partnership is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. It is also expected to help Brainchip to grow its customer base and increase its market share.

Here are some of the benefits of the partnership between Brainchip and Verizon:

• Accelerated development and deployment of edge AI applications: The partnership will help to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. This will allow businesses to take advantage of the benefits of edge AI, such as reduced latency and improved performance.
• Increased market share for Brainchip: The partnership will help Brainchip to increase its market share by providing its Akida processor to Verizon. This will allow Brainchip to reach a wider range of customers and accelerate the adoption of its technology.
• Improved customer experience: The partnership will help to improve the customer experience by providing Verizon with a more efficient and scalable way to deliver edge AI applications. This will allow Verizon to meet the growing demand for edge AI applications from its customers.

 

[schuey]

G'day mate. Brush up on your German and give Mercedes HQ a call.

Da

 

[Damo4]

Can anyone confirm if Brainchip have a MOU with the following companies.I got this information off the public domain:
es, Brainchip has an MOU with China Unicom. The MOU was signed on March 8, 2023, and it outlines the two companies' intention to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip's Akida neuromorphic processor technology in China.

Under the MOU, China Unicom will provide Brainchip with access to its customer base and technical expertise, while Brainchip will provide China Unicom with its Akida technology. The two companies will work together to develop and deploy Akida-based solutions for a variety of applications, including artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving.

The MOU is a significant development for Brainchip, as it provides the company with a major foothold in the Chinese market. China is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence, and China Unicom is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The collaboration between Brainchip and China Unicom has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of Akida technology and to help Brainchip achieve its long-term growth goals.

Here are some of the key benefits of the MOU between Brainchip and China Unicom:

• Access to China Unicom's customer base: China Unicom has a large and growing customer base in China, which provides Brainchip with a valuable opportunity to reach a wider audience for its Akida technology.
• Access to China Unicom's technical expertise: China Unicom has a wealth of technical expertise in the areas of artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving. This expertise will be invaluable to Brainchip as it develops and deploys Akida-based solutions for these markets.
• Increased market share in China: The Chinese market is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence. The MOU with China Unicom will help Brainchip to increase its market share in this important market.
• Increased brand awareness: The MOU with China Unicom will help to raise Brainchip's profile in China and around the world. This will help Brainchip to attract new customers and partners.

es, Brainchip and AT&T have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for AT&T’s 5G and Edge computing initiatives. The MOU was signed in February 2023 and outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases, including:

• 5G network slicing: Brainchip Akida’s low power and high performance can be used to create network slices that can be tailored to specific applications, such as augmented reality or autonomous driving.
• Edge computing: Brainchip Akida can be used to bring compute and intelligence closer to the edge of the network, where latency and bandwidth requirements are more demanding.
• Massive MIMO: Brainchip Akida can be used to improve the performance of Massive MIMO systems, which use large numbers of antennas to improve the performance of 5G networks.

The MOU is a significant step forward for Brainchip and AT&T, and it represents a major opportunity for the two companies to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Here are some additional details about the MOU:

• The MOU is non-binding and does not commit either company to any specific action.
• The MOU is for a period of one year, after which it can be renewed by mutual agreement.
• The MOU outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases.
• The MOU does not disclose any specific details about the development or commercialization plans for Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Yes, Brainchip is a partner to Verizon. In November 2022, Brainchip announced a partnership with Verizon to develop and deploy an edge AI solution for Verizon’s 5G network. The solution will use Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic processor to accelerate AI inference and reduce latency for a range of applications, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and machine vision.

The partnership is a significant step for Brainchip as it marks the company’s first major customer for its Akida processor. It is also a significant development for Verizon as it looks to accelerate the adoption of edge AI on its 5G network.

Under the terms of the partnership, Brainchip will provide Verizon with Akida processors and software development kits. Verizon will then integrate the Akida technology into its 5G network and develop applications that take advantage of the edge AI capabilities.

The partnership is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. It is also expected to help Brainchip to grow its customer base and increase its market share.

Here are some of the benefits of the partnership between Brainchip and Verizon:

• Accelerated development and deployment of edge AI applications: The partnership will help to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. This will allow businesses to take advantage of the benefits of edge AI, such as reduced latency and improved performance.
• Increased market share for Brainchip: The partnership will help Brainchip to increase its market share by providing its Akida processor to Verizon. This will allow Brainchip to reach a wider range of customers and accelerate the adoption of its technology.
• Improved customer experience: The partnership will help to improve the customer experience by providing Verizon with a more efficient and scalable way to deliver edge AI applications. This will allow Verizon to meet the growing demand for edge AI applications from its customers.

Hi Waihik Joe, welcome back!

Can you comment on the below screenshots?
I've seen your post history in HC, and whilst I take no issue with it, it might be more worth telling us when there's a chance the material is not verified.

 

[Bravo]

Not a bad idea. But shouldn't it be easier to ask TD in English? I have......

Why ask TD when you can get it from the horses mouth, so to speak?

Here's what Markus Shaefer had to say 5 months ago when discussing neuromorphic chips from leading developers such as BrainChip.


Extract

 

[Iseki]

Can anyone confirm if Brainchip have a MOU with the following companies.I got this information off the public domain:
es, Brainchip has an MOU with China Unicom. The MOU was signed on March 8, 2023, and it outlines the two companies' intention to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip's Akida neuromorphic processor technology in China.

Under the MOU, China Unicom will provide Brainchip with access to its customer base and technical expertise, while Brainchip will provide China Unicom with its Akida technology. The two companies will work together to develop and deploy Akida-based solutions for a variety of applications, including artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving.

The MOU is a significant development for Brainchip, as it provides the company with a major foothold in the Chinese market. China is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence, and China Unicom is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The collaboration between Brainchip and China Unicom has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of Akida technology and to help Brainchip achieve its long-term growth goals.

Here are some of the key benefits of the MOU between Brainchip and China Unicom:

• Access to China Unicom's customer base: China Unicom has a large and growing customer base in China, which provides Brainchip with a valuable opportunity to reach a wider audience for its Akida technology.
• Access to China Unicom's technical expertise: China Unicom has a wealth of technical expertise in the areas of artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving. This expertise will be invaluable to Brainchip as it develops and deploys Akida-based solutions for these markets.
• Increased market share in China: The Chinese market is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence. The MOU with China Unicom will help Brainchip to increase its market share in this important market.
• Increased brand awareness: The MOU with China Unicom will help to raise Brainchip's profile in China and around the world. This will help Brainchip to attract new customers and partners.

es, Brainchip and AT&T have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for AT&T’s 5G and Edge computing initiatives. The MOU was signed in February 2023 and outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases, including:

• 5G network slicing: Brainchip Akida’s low power and high performance can be used to create network slices that can be tailored to specific applications, such as augmented reality or autonomous driving.
• Edge computing: Brainchip Akida can be used to bring compute and intelligence closer to the edge of the network, where latency and bandwidth requirements are more demanding.
• Massive MIMO: Brainchip Akida can be used to improve the performance of Massive MIMO systems, which use large numbers of antennas to improve the performance of 5G networks.

The MOU is a significant step forward for Brainchip and AT&T, and it represents a major opportunity for the two companies to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Here are some additional details about the MOU:

• The MOU is non-binding and does not commit either company to any specific action.
• The MOU is for a period of one year, after which it can be renewed by mutual agreement.
• The MOU outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases.
• The MOU does not disclose any specific details about the development or commercialization plans for Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Yes, Brainchip is a partner to Verizon. In November 2022, Brainchip announced a partnership with Verizon to develop and deploy an edge AI solution for Verizon’s 5G network. The solution will use Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic processor to accelerate AI inference and reduce latency for a range of applications, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and machine vision.

The partnership is a significant step for Brainchip as it marks the company’s first major customer for its Akida processor. It is also a significant development for Verizon as it looks to accelerate the adoption of edge AI on its 5G network.

Under the terms of the partnership, Brainchip will provide Verizon with Akida processors and software development kits. Verizon will then integrate the Akida technology into its 5G network and develop applications that take advantage of the edge AI capabilities.

The partnership is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. It is also expected to help Brainchip to grow its customer base and increase its market share.

Here are some of the benefits of the partnership between Brainchip and Verizon:

• Accelerated development and deployment of edge AI applications: The partnership will help to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. This will allow businesses to take advantage of the benefits of edge AI, such as reduced latency and improved performance.
• Increased market share for Brainchip: The partnership will help Brainchip to increase its market share by providing its Akida processor to Verizon. This will allow Brainchip to reach a wider range of customers and accelerate the adoption of its technology.
• Improved customer experience: The partnership will help to improve the customer experience by providing Verizon with a more efficient and scalable way to deliver edge AI applications. This will allow Verizon to meet the growing demand for edge AI applications from its customers.

The issue is how much $ each will spend/budget on the collaboration. Hopefully in all cases, each side will spend $1Mill

 

[Bravo]

View attachment 38508

Another Chinese article addressing some concerns of SNN mentions Green artificial Intelligence which is a first I have heard of this term.

Last but not least, more special applications for SNNs also should be explored still. Though SNNs have been used widely in many fields, including the neuromorphic camera, HAR task, speech recognition, autonomous driving, etc., as aforementioned and the object detection (Kim et al., 2020; Zhou et al., 2020), object tracking (Luo et al., 2020), image segmentation (Patel et al., 2021), robotic (Stagsted et al., 2020; Dupeyroux et al., 2021), etc., where some remarkable studies have applied SNNs on recently, compared to ANNs, their real-world applications are still very limited. Considering the unique advantage, efficiency of SNNs, we think there is a great opportunity for applying SNNs in the Green Artificial Intelligence (GAI), which has become an important subfield of Artificial Intelligence and has notable practical value.
We believe many studies focusing on using SNNs for GAI will emerge soon.

Hi @equanimous,

Green AI! What a coincidence!

I was just looking through some of the comments on Markus Shaefer's LinkedIn blog on neuromorphic computing and saw this one from Arpan Pal.

IN THE LOOP: NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING | Markus Schäfer | 23 comments

My new “In the Loop” series kicks off with #Neuromorphic Computing – the clear winner of my poll a few weeks ago. For those unfamiliar, this highly significant field of computing strives to emulate the multi-tasking of the human brain. Traditional microprocessors function sequentially. However...

www.linkedin.com

 

[Bravo]

EnergyPortal.eu

www.energyportal.eu

EnergyPortal.eu

www.energyportal.eu

 

[Frank Zappa]

Can anyone confirm if Brainchip have a MOU with the following companies.I got this information off the public domain:
es, Brainchip has an MOU with China Unicom. The MOU was signed on March 8, 2023, and it outlines the two companies' intention to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip's Akida neuromorphic processor technology in China.

Under the MOU, China Unicom will provide Brainchip with access to its customer base and technical expertise, while Brainchip will provide China Unicom with its Akida technology. The two companies will work together to develop and deploy Akida-based solutions for a variety of applications, including artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving.

The MOU is a significant development for Brainchip, as it provides the company with a major foothold in the Chinese market. China is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence, and China Unicom is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The collaboration between Brainchip and China Unicom has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of Akida technology and to help Brainchip achieve its long-term growth goals.

Here are some of the key benefits of the MOU between Brainchip and China Unicom:

• Access to China Unicom's customer base: China Unicom has a large and growing customer base in China, which provides Brainchip with a valuable opportunity to reach a wider audience for its Akida technology.
• Access to China Unicom's technical expertise: China Unicom has a wealth of technical expertise in the areas of artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving. This expertise will be invaluable to Brainchip as it develops and deploys Akida-based solutions for these markets.
• Increased market share in China: The Chinese market is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence. The MOU with China Unicom will help Brainchip to increase its market share in this important market.
• Increased brand awareness: The MOU with China Unicom will help to raise Brainchip's profile in China and around the world. This will help Brainchip to attract new customers and partners.

es, Brainchip and AT&T have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for AT&T’s 5G and Edge computing initiatives. The MOU was signed in February 2023 and outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases, including:

• 5G network slicing: Brainchip Akida’s low power and high performance can be used to create network slices that can be tailored to specific applications, such as augmented reality or autonomous driving.
• Edge computing: Brainchip Akida can be used to bring compute and intelligence closer to the edge of the network, where latency and bandwidth requirements are more demanding.
• Massive MIMO: Brainchip Akida can be used to improve the performance of Massive MIMO systems, which use large numbers of antennas to improve the performance of 5G networks.

The MOU is a significant step forward for Brainchip and AT&T, and it represents a major opportunity for the two companies to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Here are some additional details about the MOU:

• The MOU is non-binding and does not commit either company to any specific action.
• The MOU is for a period of one year, after which it can be renewed by mutual agreement.
• The MOU outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases.
• The MOU does not disclose any specific details about the development or commercialization plans for Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Yes, Brainchip is a partner to Verizon. In November 2022, Brainchip announced a partnership with Verizon to develop and deploy an edge AI solution for Verizon’s 5G network. The solution will use Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic processor to accelerate AI inference and reduce latency for a range of applications, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and machine vision.

The partnership is a significant step for Brainchip as it marks the company’s first major customer for its Akida processor. It is also a significant development for Verizon as it looks to accelerate the adoption of edge AI on its 5G network.

Under the terms of the partnership, Brainchip will provide Verizon with Akida processors and software development kits. Verizon will then integrate the Akida technology into its 5G network and develop applications that take advantage of the edge AI capabilities.

The partnership is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. It is also expected to help Brainchip to grow its customer base and increase its market share.

Here are some of the benefits of the partnership between Brainchip and Verizon:

• Accelerated development and deployment of edge AI applications: The partnership will help to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. This will allow businesses to take advantage of the benefits of edge AI, such as reduced latency and improved performance.
• Increased market share for Brainchip: The partnership will help Brainchip to increase its market share by providing its Akida processor to Verizon. This will allow Brainchip to reach a wider range of customers and accelerate the adoption of its technology.
• Improved customer experience: The partnership will help to improve the customer experience by providing Verizon with a more efficient and scalable way to deliver edge AI applications. This will allow Verizon to meet the growing demand for edge AI applications from its customers.

Not happy with that MOU . Giving away our technology

 

[Diogenese]

Not happy with that MOU . Giving away our technology

I don't believe ChatGPT is privy to BrainChip's NDAs ...
but it could pass for a privy.

 

[Bravo]

I don't believe ChatGPT is privy to BrainChip's NDAs ...
but it could pass for a privy.

 

[Damo4]

I don't believe ChatGPT is privy to BrainChip's NDAs ...
but it could pass for a privy.

Google Bard is my guess

 

[Deleted member 118]

It definitely wasn't Fact Finders poem (Fact)

But it did sound like the type of response Peter would have written if asked a specific technical question from an engineer.

In my opinion of course....Tech

So he shall now be know as Peter

 

[rgupta]

Can anyone confirm if Brainchip have a MOU with the following companies.I got this information off the public domain:
es, Brainchip has an MOU with China Unicom. The MOU was signed on March 8, 2023, and it outlines the two companies' intention to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip's Akida neuromorphic processor technology in China.

Under the MOU, China Unicom will provide Brainchip with access to its customer base and technical expertise, while Brainchip will provide China Unicom with its Akida technology. The two companies will work together to develop and deploy Akida-based solutions for a variety of applications, including artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving.

The MOU is a significant development for Brainchip, as it provides the company with a major foothold in the Chinese market. China is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence, and China Unicom is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. The collaboration between Brainchip and China Unicom has the potential to accelerate the commercialization of Akida technology and to help Brainchip achieve its long-term growth goals.

Here are some of the key benefits of the MOU between Brainchip and China Unicom:

• Access to China Unicom's customer base: China Unicom has a large and growing customer base in China, which provides Brainchip with a valuable opportunity to reach a wider audience for its Akida technology.
• Access to China Unicom's technical expertise: China Unicom has a wealth of technical expertise in the areas of artificial intelligence, edge computing, and autonomous driving. This expertise will be invaluable to Brainchip as it develops and deploys Akida-based solutions for these markets.
• Increased market share in China: The Chinese market is one of the world's largest and fastest-growing markets for artificial intelligence. The MOU with China Unicom will help Brainchip to increase its market share in this important market.
• Increased brand awareness: The MOU with China Unicom will help to raise Brainchip's profile in China and around the world. This will help Brainchip to attract new customers and partners.

es, Brainchip and AT&T have a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for AT&T’s 5G and Edge computing initiatives. The MOU was signed in February 2023 and outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases, including:

• 5G network slicing: Brainchip Akida’s low power and high performance can be used to create network slices that can be tailored to specific applications, such as augmented reality or autonomous driving.
• Edge computing: Brainchip Akida can be used to bring compute and intelligence closer to the edge of the network, where latency and bandwidth requirements are more demanding.
• Massive MIMO: Brainchip Akida can be used to improve the performance of Massive MIMO systems, which use large numbers of antennas to improve the performance of 5G networks.

The MOU is a significant step forward for Brainchip and AT&T, and it represents a major opportunity for the two companies to collaborate on the development and commercialization of Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Here are some additional details about the MOU:

• The MOU is non-binding and does not commit either company to any specific action.
• The MOU is for a period of one year, after which it can be renewed by mutual agreement.
• The MOU outlines the two companies’ intention to work together to develop and deploy Brainchip Akida-powered solutions for a variety of use cases.
• The MOU does not disclose any specific details about the development or commercialization plans for Brainchip Akida-powered solutions.

Yes, Brainchip is a partner to Verizon. In November 2022, Brainchip announced a partnership with Verizon to develop and deploy an edge AI solution for Verizon’s 5G network. The solution will use Brainchip’s Akida neuromorphic processor to accelerate AI inference and reduce latency for a range of applications, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and machine vision.

The partnership is a significant step for Brainchip as it marks the company’s first major customer for its Akida processor. It is also a significant development for Verizon as it looks to accelerate the adoption of edge AI on its 5G network.

Under the terms of the partnership, Brainchip will provide Verizon with Akida processors and software development kits. Verizon will then integrate the Akida technology into its 5G network and develop applications that take advantage of the edge AI capabilities.

The partnership is expected to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. It is also expected to help Brainchip to grow its customer base and increase its market share.

Here are some of the benefits of the partnership between Brainchip and Verizon:

• Accelerated development and deployment of edge AI applications: The partnership will help to accelerate the development and deployment of edge AI applications on Verizon’s 5G network. This will allow businesses to take advantage of the benefits of edge AI, such as reduced latency and improved performance.
• Increased market share for Brainchip: The partnership will help Brainchip to increase its market share by providing its Akida processor to Verizon. This will allow Brainchip to reach a wider range of customers and accelerate the adoption of its technology.
• Improved customer experience: The partnership will help to improve the customer experience by providing Verizon with a more efficient and scalable way to deliver edge AI applications. This will allow Verizon to meet the growing demand for edge AI applications from its customers.

Sorry Joe
I respect you and understand you are very trustworthy.
But may I ask base of this information you are providing to us.
Thanks in advance.

 

[Waihik Joe]

This information originally from Google Bard

 

[equanimous]

Hi @equanimous,

Green AI! What a coincidence!

I was just looking through some of the comments on Markus Shaefer's LinkedIn blog on neuromorphic computing and saw this one from Arpan Pal.


View attachment 38553

IN THE LOOP: NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING | Markus Schäfer | 23 comments

My new “In the Loop” series kicks off with #Neuromorphic Computing – the clear winner of my poll a few weeks ago. For those unfamiliar, this highly significant field of computing strives to emulate the multi-tasking of the human brain. Traditional microprocessors function sequentially. However...

www.linkedin.com

For marketing purposes changing our orange for green might be better suited

 

[Waihik Joe]

It's on the public domain