BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Damo4]

Whose got their bid in for 1 million at 37cents this morning?
Is it you Rocket finally getting in your super dollars?

Deleted Member 118 no longer receives our messages ahah
Sad reacs only

 

[Shadow59]

Looks like sellers dried up quickly today

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hi @Fullmoonfever, I am 75% sure that there was an article that said that Renesas also showcased m85 with akida in it, i may be mistaken.

Nonetheless, ARM using akida in the M85 is

Quite possible mate and I probs missed.

I just recalled the demo with Plummerai and Renesas.

Cheers

 

[Boab]

Whose got their bid in for 1 million at 37cents this morning?
Is it you Rocket finally getting in your super dollars?

It's back to 37c and our million shares buyer is still there.

 

[Bravo]

Here at 21.05 mins approx Nandan Nayampally discusses the high performance , cost effective M85 and he goes on to mention something like this "For example, we had a particular agricultural company come in with something done alongside one of the higher end edge processors...."

 

[buena suerte :-)]

Thanks for posting.

Now we know that not only is Brainchip chip compatible with the whole ARM range, but we are compatible with ARM’s highest cortex, the M85 and I haven’t seen anybody else compatible announced, even ARM’s own Ethos range isn’t compatible with the M85.

ARM showcased our IP at embedded world.
Renesas was the first in the world to showcase the M85 and they showcased it with Brainchips IP as well.

The M85 is for high compute power.
Not long now

https://www.eetimes.com/tinyml-comes-to-embedded-world-2023/

BrainChip integrates Akida AI core with ARM Cortex-M85

BrainChip has validated its Akida AI processor family integration with ARM’s Cortex-M85 processor for edge AI devices.

www.eenewseurope.com

Hey @chapman89 just deleted my last post as 'repeated information'!! you had already posted it! sorry mate

 

[Beebo]

Here at 21.05 mins approx Nandan Nayampally discusses the high performance , cost effective M85 and he goes on to mention something like this "For example, we had a particular agricultural company come in with something done alongside one of the higher end edge processors...."

There is also the following interview with Nandan where he references a “lawn mower” that zaps weeds…take a listen around minute 19:55!

 

[Boab]

Here at 21.05 mins approx Nandan Nayampally discusses the high performance , cost effective M85 and he goes on to mention something like this "For example, we had a particular agricultural company come in with something done alongside one of the higher end edge processors...."

Thanks for the reminder @Bravo
I also enjoyed the reminder about Simplifying Raw audio. $$$$

 

[Taproot]

heres what im taking about - @Fullmoonfever and @AusEire thanks for allowing me to join some possible dots!!

Wow that's pretty freaky.
I love Ozzy. That song is called " Paranoid ",
Ol mate in the Podcast mentions Ozzy's song " Crazy Train "

 

[Damo4]

There is also the following interview with Nandan where he references a “lawn mower” that zaps weeds…take a listen around minute 19:55!

Man you guys are good at finding these dots!
Thanks:
@MDhere
@Bravo
@AusEire
@Fullmoonfever
@Beebo

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Man you guys are good at finding these dots!
Thanks:
@MDhere
@Bravo
@AusEire
@Fullmoonfever
@Beebo

Only thing my brain sees since buying into BRN

 

[MrNick]

 

[IloveLamp]

Considering our links to both Carnegie and Toyota..... I like our chances here!

CMU Computer Vision Researchers Use Motion To Discover Objects in Videos

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www.cmu.edu

https://zpbao.github.io/projects/MoTok/

 

[Dozzaman1977]

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Interesting That SynSense states spiking neural network technology when the above product speck is actually CNN (below description ) .

Lipstick on a pig ........

 

[JB49]

There is also the following interview with Nandan where he references a “lawn mower” that zaps weeds…take a listen around minute 19:55!

hahahah I love how long he had to pause and think "Okay... how am I going to give this example without breaking the NDA"

 

[MrNick]

hahahah I love how long he had to pause and think "Okay... how am I going to give this example without breaking the NDA"

What a great and authoritative speaker.

 

[Diogenese]

Here at 21.05 mins approx Nandan Nayampally discusses the high performance , cost effective M85 and he goes on to mention something like this "For example, we had a particular agricultural company come in with something done alongside one of the higher end edge processors...."

Hi bravo,

Thanks for posting this.

A couple of highlights:

4:40 - "Valeo and mercedes have demonstrated BRN products in their concepts" We knew about "Hey Mercedes" and that there were other uses, but I take this as strong indication of Akida being in Scala 3 which will probably be in the Mercedes released later this year.

47:00 - Re ChatGPT: We are working with LLMs to make them more efficient (smaller) for edge applications. Todd confirms we have a team working on this.

 

[TECH]

Good afternoon all,

Constructive, positive podcast, our guest was a very relaxed, confident speaker, whose background spoke volumes...he knows
his stuff and still looking to better himself with more degrees, his wife must be hot as

We have a number of advantages over the trailing mob/s....my personal favorites are, INCREMENTAL LEARNING, NOT (RE-TRAINING) THE
ENTIRE NETWORK, NO INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED, MEANING FANTASTIC CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE IN THE MOST REMOTEST
PARTS ON THE PLANET, FULL POWER FOR APPROXIMATELY 6 MONTHS ON TWO AAA BATTERIES, AND PROBABLY A LOT LONGER INTO THE
FUTURE AS BATTERY TECHNOLOGY IS ZOOMING AHEAD LIKE ALL OTHER TECHNOLOGIES.

My ears pricked up when I heard the word "chiplets" mentioned, I asked Peter about this about 2 years ago, as Intel were and probably still are
travelling down that road, so when Keith started chatting about chiplets I listened very carefully, and when Nandan spoke about chiplets he was what I'd call very diplomatic, as the topic of chiplets simply aren't in Brainchips architecture, completely different road, so I think Nandan handled
that topic very well personally.

Still very confident with my personal timeline, January 2025.... AKD 3.0 will have surfaced by then, sure of it !

Have a great weekend back in Australia, go the Brisbane Lions Texta x

 

[Schnitzel lover]

Good afternoon all,

Constructive, positive podcast, our guest was a very relaxed, confident speaker, whose background spoke volumes...he knows
his stuff and still looking to better himself with more degrees, his wife must be hot as

We have a number of advantages over the trailing mob/s....my personal favorites are, INCREMENTAL LEARNING, NOT (RE-TRAINING) THE
ENTIRE NETWORK, NO INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED, MEANING FANTASTIC CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE IN THE MOST REMOTEST
PARTS ON THE PLANET, FULL POWER FOR APPROXIMATELY 6 MONTHS ON TWO AAA BATTERIES, AND PROBABLY A LOT LONGER INTO THE
FUTURE AS BATTERY TECHNOLOGY IS ZOOMING AHEAD LIKE ALL OTHER TECHNOLOGIES.

My ears pricked up when I heard the word "chiplets" mentioned, I asked Peter about this about 2 years ago, as Intel were and probably still are
travelling down that road, so when Keith started chatting about chiplets I listened very carefully, and when Nandan spoke about chiplets he was what I'd call very diplomatic, as the topic of chiplets simply aren't in Brainchips architecture, completely different road, so I think Nandan handled
that topic very well personally.

Still very confident with my personal timeline, January 2025.... AKD 3.0 will have surfaced by then, sure of it !

Have a great weekend back in Australia, go the Brisbane Lions Texta x

Love your work Tech.

The no CPU Gen 2 needs to stand on its own with some royalties, here’s hoping, so customers are lapping up that Jan 2025 opp for Gen 3..

I’d love the slogan, “Use Gen 2, or no soup for you.” That would be pretty pretty pretty Larry.

 

[Bravo]

Good afternoon all,

Constructive, positive podcast, our guest was a very relaxed, confident speaker, whose background spoke volumes...he knows
his stuff and still looking to better himself with more degrees, his wife must be hot as

We have a number of advantages over the trailing mob/s....my personal favorites are, INCREMENTAL LEARNING, NOT (RE-TRAINING) THE
ENTIRE NETWORK, NO INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED, MEANING FANTASTIC CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE IN THE MOST REMOTEST
PARTS ON THE PLANET, FULL POWER FOR APPROXIMATELY 6 MONTHS ON TWO AAA BATTERIES, AND PROBABLY A LOT LONGER INTO THE
FUTURE AS BATTERY TECHNOLOGY IS ZOOMING AHEAD LIKE ALL OTHER TECHNOLOGIES.

My ears pricked up when I heard the word "chiplets" mentioned, I asked Peter about this about 2 years ago, as Intel were and probably still are
travelling down that road, so when Keith started chatting about chiplets I listened very carefully, and when Nandan spoke about chiplets he was what I'd call very diplomatic, as the topic of chiplets simply aren't in Brainchips architecture, completely different road, so I think Nandan handled
that topic very well personally.

Still very confident with my personal timeline, January 2025.... AKD 3.0 will have surfaced by then, sure of it !

Have a great weekend back in Australia, go the Brisbane Lions Texta x

Hi Tech, I don't know what his wife looks like but Keith Witek seems to mingle with a very sexy crowd if you ask me!

Before being hired as chief operating officer for Tenstorrent, Keith apparently spent more than three years at Google as Director of Strategic Alliances, after over a year at SiFive as SVP of corporate development, strategy, and general counsel. He was also the director of R&D and enablement and associate general counsel at Tesla for nearly three years. Prior to that, he spent nearly 14 years at AMD across a number of roles, including as a corporate vice president.