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The ASX investor is in here with us! He'll appreciate the share I'm sure I'll watch this tomorrow
Here we go from ASX investor
Really I wonder under what NameThe ASX investor is in here with us! He'll appreciate the share I'm sure I'll watch this tomorrow
I could hazard a guessReally I wonder under what Name
i am trying to guess that Hazard now LolI could hazard a guess
He did a good job as usual.The ASX investor is in here with us! He'll appreciate the share I'm sure I'll watch this tomorrow
Not me if you're thinking that way?i am trying to guess that Hazard now Lol
I'm no super investor, but I'd say absolutely zero. It's just a natural price correction, I've seen it all before.What part of our price decline may be attributed to the potential invasion of Taiwan by China? I’m fairly certain Taiwan is where the majority of our chips are made.
Could be relevant................
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I am IronmanI am ASX investor.
I am Bwian!I am Ironman
Hi Bravo,Check this out crew!
The first article published 24 hours ago (which mentions Weebit) says "As interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and in-memory computing significantly increases, resistive random-access memory (ReRAM) could be the key to unlocking the ability to imitate the human brain".
Now I have been interested for some time in trying to establish the ways in which BRN and WBT could collaborate and this article seems to hit the nail on the head.
There's also a link in the article which says "synonymous with neuropathic computing" and this takes you to an article describing work done by researchers at Politecnico Milan. It states" The university developed a hardware design that uses Weebit’s ReRAM to combine the efficiency of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) with the plasticity of brain-inspired spiking neural networks (SNN) to enable the hardware to learn new things without forgetting trained tasks of previously acquired information. In addition, the system adapts its operative frequency for power saving, enabling feasible solutions for lifelong learning in autonomous AI systems."
Well, to cut a long story short I tried to find a link between BRN, WBT and Politecnico Milan and came across a TMT Analytics Report entitled "Weebit Nano Limited" from Feb 2019 from which I think we can deduce a collaboration of sorts.
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In-Memory Computing, AI Draws Research Interest - EE Times Asia
As interest in AI and in-memory computing significantly increases, ReRAM could be the key to unlocking the ability to imitate the human brain.www.eetasia.com
Welease Wodwick!I am Bwian!
You can't be ASX Investor; you don't say 'moving forward' often enough...I am ASX investor.
Hi Bravo,
I have a vague recollection (or imagining) of ReRAM/MemRistors) being mentioned as a future option for Akida, but I never understood how that could be, because ReRAM/MemRistors are analog. While that theoretically makes them closer to wetware, there are problems in practice, such as manufacturing variability which imposes limits on size and accuracy.
An analog NN is outside the scope of BrainChip's patents which relate to digital NNs.
So let me think about it ...
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Nope!
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I have nothing but respect for the long term holders that have held for 6, 7 and up years. They deserve not to have to wait much longer.