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[cosors]

 

[Townyj]

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Nvidia water cooled chip..

Hmmm.

 

[cosors]

He-he-he! That's brilliant @cosors!

I mean, what knuckle-head would be so darned foolish as to think that Mercedes are still interested in our technology when they're so INTENSIVELY ENGAGED in investigating methods such as this for new and innovative automotive applications for their customers?

That's it! I'm going to give away all my shares and buy a gold detector instead! Toodaloo everyone!

PS: Just to clarify, I'm intensively engaging in sarcasm right now.

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I meant MB who take the issue very seriously. I have corrected some things in my post.)
Please keep all your shares and leave nothing to the shorters.

 

[Townyj]

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I honestly didn't even seen the small photoshop you did lol. Woops

 

[skutza]

Back to sleep sleepy monk.. Wake up in 6months and if the story is still the same, then I’ll join you alongside an army of others.

The thing is, if you go back 12 mths(not 6), you'll likely see very similar posts from many people. We said all that 12 months ago, but still we say the same. (BTW, I've decided to be a little more negative in my posts, as the positive ones have got me nowhere. I've decided I'll like to be a rich fool with egg on my face, better than the poor fool living in lala land)

 

[cosors]

Nvidia water cooled chip..

Hmmm.

It's still the old world here. Most people think it's the hot shit and the future. It's a show car and it's to show that it's modern and what the future is up to.
Earlier I heard a report about Chinese car manufacturers here in Germany, that the challenges are great. For many people here the smart phone is not the central point in life as it is in China. We need time and are lagging behind in digitalisation. Water cooling signals progress here. Even in 10a when Akida will take over large parts of the ADAS work water cooling seems like a sign of the future for some here and can remain as a casing and marketing.

I think that somewhere here research is still being done to improve the hand wedge (@Bravo my kind of sarcasm, about our downfall). That's good old German I'm talking about here. We need time for all this, a lot of time to get used to it in our minds and finally to accept it. The report in the radio also said that VW is facing enormous problems and it is questionable whether they will meet the challenge. The Germans are moving very slowly. So it seems to me that water cooling is the hot shit for VW too, especially when it shines as beautifully as this one.
After all, water cooling is cool!

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By the way, I was one of the first to have water cooling in my PC. At that time, however, it was all about games and overclocking. As far as I know, the first shop here in Germany was Aqua Computer in Munich.
I had to cut the heat sink for the important northbridge (old stuff ceased to exist) myself - that didn't exist back then.

But I also find it equally fascinating. And at the same time I wish it would all go faster. We have not yet reached the peak of energy hunger.

Google TPU 4
"The TPU v4 has more than twice the computing power of 275 TFLOPS at bfloat16 and int8 thanks to a switch to 7nm manufacturing and a transistor count of 22 billion. Nevertheless, it is smaller with a size of only 600 mm² and consumes a maximum of 192 watts, which is a saving compared to the TPU v3."

 

[Tothemoon24]

Hi @IloveLamp,

Awesome list of partners, including a great list of technology partners.

You’ve got to wonder why with such a great list they need to bother partnering up with Brainchip; unless of course they could offer something the others can’t!

A bit like Mercedes. Already partnered with a giant like Nvidia (and I think Qualcomm?) and yet they saw the NEED to use Brainchip.

Even for a simple person like myself I can deduce we have something significant, maybe even a science fiction beast!

Hi @Stable Genius seems like this guy is thinking the same

 

[Makeme 2020]

Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class is huge tech in a small, bright package - Autoblog

The Mercedes-Benz Concept CLA Class previews huge tech in a small package. It's said to go up to 750 miles on a charge thanks to new battery tech.

www.autoblog.com

One comment.....Nice....very, very Nice

Tech.

Please when is BRN going to give us SHAREHOLDERS A Conrtete ANNOUNCEMENT

 

[Stable Genius]

Not very exciting. 200 000 units already produced. If we’re in it revenue can’t be too far away!

Valeo on LinkedIn: LIDAR with Clément Nouvel | 22 comments

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[jtardif999]

Not very exciting. 200 000 units already produced. If we’re in it revenue can’t be too far away!

Valeo on LinkedIn: LIDAR with Clément Nouvel | 22 comments

"The technology I hold in my hand is revolutionizing autonomous mobility." 🤯 LIDAR CTO Clément Nouvel tells us about the world's most advanced sensor that… | 22 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

I don’t think the 200k is referring to just Scala3, more likely all Scala units sold from the start.

 

[Makeme 2020]

Today, the main topic seems to be Mercedes.
And MB takes the issue very seriously. Of course, a job advertisement says nothing about whether we will be in the next or upcoming roll out. And a single job description says nothing about the actual size and the real engagement of their development team and how far they are in our sense. But there are many signs what MB is concerned about, e.g. this one:

"Development engineer in the field of artificial intelligence with focus on neuromorphic computing and ADAS
...
As a member of the AI Research team, you will be researching current trends in artificial intelligence such as GenAI, quantum AI or neuromorphic computing. We are intensively engaged in investigating new methods of artificial intelligence and developing them further in order to make them usable for our company, together with our colleagues from the specialist departments. We strive to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence and create customised innovative solutions for our customers. With us on the team, you can actively shape the future of technology.

These are the challenges you will face:

Applied research in the field of neuromorphic computing and spiking neural networks Development of innovative algorithms for automotive applications Implementation of neuromorphic algorithms for automotive applications Research and transfer of current neuromorphic computing trends for automotive applications with a special focus on ADAS Conceptual implementation of ideas and construction of demonstrators Close cooperation with colleagues from the project and the specialist departments Participation in the development of new ideas and in the development of the strategic direction of the project Close cooperation with universities, research institutions, technology companies and start-ups Supervision of internships, theses and dissertations
..."
https://de.indeed.com/q-ki-group-l-stuttgart-jobs.html?vjk=056c7c8c4340912b

And BRN MANAGEMENT KEEPS GIVING UP LOYAL SHAREHOLDERS SHIT.

 

[Ian]

And BRN MANAGEMENT KEEPS GIVING UP LOYAL SHAREHOLDERS SHIT.

What is your definition of loyalty?

 

[wilzy123]

yes, explosive sales was expected from the mouth of our founder PVDM
yes, share price has come down substantially from ath $2.34 to this miniature of $0.315 as today
yes, watch the financial was spelled out by our CEO not long ago, sorry, a bit over a year ago
yes, our chairman did day the share market does what the share market does, words to this effect
yes, GEN2 was expected by end of Aug 23
....... the list could go on if you want to dig back years ago and i am sure the typo and table cloth incidents must be included as well.

I, speaking for myself, am not trying to present any different opinions doubting the above.

HOWEVER, THE CORE QUESTIONS THAT I ASK MYSELF A LOT, WHICH KEEPS ME FROM SELLING MY SHARES,
1: WHO IS THE BIGGEST LOSER IF THIS CO GOES TO THE WASTE TIP?
2: WHO IS THE MOST INFORMED SHAREHOLDER OF THIS CO?
3: AM I SEEING THE ABOVE MENTIONED PERSON OR PERSONS DUMPING HIS/HER (OR THEIR) SHARES?

My questions obviously need no wisdom to be answered unless you sincerely believe this guy are all in for the $400K annual compensation and he is gaining enormously from donating his worthless shares for good reasons.

Mondy rant from a shareholder just like anyone else, no financial advice, not qualified.

Nice one. That's a lot of negative sentiment words that you managed to pack into one post.

 

[Makeme 2020]

Nice one. That's a lot of negative sentiment words that you managed to pack into one post.

THE FAMOUS BURNING BIN BOY.
LOVE YOUR PICTURES.

 

[Stable Genius]

I don’t think the 200k is referring to just Scala3, more likely all Scala units sold from the start.

I may have misunderstood it but I took it to mean Scala 3 as that is the subject matter.

A $$BILLION$$ pre-sales is good in any language!

I’ve got my heart set on a piece of that $BILLION$, especially as we have a partnership, not as a customer so I figure the brains of this “Revolutionary” product will be worth more than your average chip!

Time will tell!

 

[Makeme 2020]

What is your definition of loyalty?

Really

 

[Tothemoon24]

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[wilzy123]

Really

Yes. Did the crapper leave the paddock gate open again?

 

[Bravo]

Oh look! It's a Mercedes! Imagine that! What are the chances?

 

[cosors]

I honestly didn't even seen the small photoshop you did lol. Woops

It's about understatement! We have as little need to splurge as we do to complain all the time.)
I have made the picture bigger.