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Tony probably, but will he tell?Does anyone know where we are up to with Akida 1500?
Isn't that exactly what they've been doing by expanding our ecosystem partners and product offerings?Slowly creeping towards the tipping point.
Management better have damn well positioned us and Akida to be able to smash that "digital wall" when the cracks open
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Preparing For The “Digital Wall”
- By 2025, traditional computing technologies will hit a digital wall, forcing the shift to new computing paradigms such as neuromorphic computing.
The volume of data being created continues to rise exponentially. Data is a critical asset for organizations, providing a foundation for digital services, AI, natural language processing (NLP), deep neural networks, and much more. These technologies are also compute-intensive. Organizations are reaching a point where their data storage and computing are unable to keep up with the growth of data and technological advancements.
This is what Gartner has termed the “digital wall”. In order to keep pace with competitors and market demands, organizations will begin to test emerging storage and compute technologies, including DNA storage, glass storage, neuromorphic computing, and extreme parallelism.
The challenge for IT teams over the next two to three years is how to integrate new technologies and reliably manage big data across disparate environments.
I think that's exactly what they've been doing by expanding our ecosystem partners and product offerings. IMO we are in the sweet spot, timing wise.Slowly creeping towards the tipping point.
Management better have damn well positioned us and Akida to be able to smash that "digital wall" when the cracks open
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2024: Gartner's IT Automation Trends Revisited | ActiveBatch Blog
It's 2024 and we're revisiting Gartner's IT automation Trends, learn more about hyperautomation, new data storage technologies and an expanding role for IT.www.advsyscon.com
Preparing For The “Digital Wall”
- By 2025, traditional computing technologies will hit a digital wall, forcing the shift to new computing paradigms such as neuromorphic computing.
The volume of data being created continues to rise exponentially. Data is a critical asset for organizations, providing a foundation for digital services, AI, natural language processing (NLP), deep neural networks, and much more. These technologies are also compute-intensive. Organizations are reaching a point where their data storage and computing are unable to keep up with the growth of data and technological advancements.
This is what Gartner has termed the “digital wall”. In order to keep pace with competitors and market demands, organizations will begin to test emerging storage and compute technologies, including DNA storage, glass storage, neuromorphic computing, and extreme parallelism.
The challenge for IT teams over the next two to three years is how to integrate new technologies and reliably manage big data across disparate environments.
"The system is constantly learning.." And there-in lies the spin.
We are meant to think that the chip learns. But of course it's connected to a server and needs to be trained, so no Akida.
In fact, it's just an example of a niche we missed out on.
Scala 3 is an interesting one we will have to see if we get any news on this one. We are still partnered and working with Valeo as it shows on our web site. Weather its the Scala 3 or something else or a futer iteration it's been in the works for 3 years a long time. If Valeo was to punt Akida it would have done so a long time ago.It would be amazing if it's in Scala 3... that would send this to the moon and make me regret for not picking up more at these level... but as I've been buying more to average down (as I averaged up over time) I am invested in brn too muchhhhh
Plzzzzz soooooon
Yeah and as LDN (our previous CEO) said back about 3 years ago ‘we are in a sweet spot for LiDAR’.Scala 3 is an interesting one we will have to see if we get any news on this one. We are still partnered and working with Valeo as it shows on our web site. Weather its the Scala 3 or something else or a futer iteration it's been in the works for 3 years a long time. If Valeo was to punt Akida it would have done so a long time ago.