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Labsy

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ARM is flying.... hopefully good exposure for us...
 
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IloveLamp

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RISC-V up in the space

In this context, Kang mentioned SiFive's X280 vector core optimized for edge inference.
The multi-core capable processor is designated for applications requiring high-throughput, single-thread performance while under significant power constraints. In 2022, notably, X280 was adopted for NASA's next-generation High-Performance Spaceflight Computing (HPSC) processor to be used in every future space mission, especially as the computing power boost it brought will bring advanced functions like autonomous capabilities and vision processing into space. Compared to today's space computers, the X280 has demonstrated a 100x increase in compute capabilities.

"If you look at the space, it's an example of a vertical business, as it has very unique requirements," Kang observed, pointing out that NASA is seeking to move faster by adopting more commercial solutions. In fact, NASA's selection of SiFive pointed to the long-term growth potential of the RISC-V ecosystem. As Kang explained, the long duration requirements of space products mean that space industry players like NASA have to identify the best ecosystem in the long term, including the amount of support available in the future. Though the SiFive vice president acknowledged that RISC-V is still young today and enjoys lesser ecosystem support compared to rivaling architectures like X86 and ARM, it is rapidly catching up.

"What will be the best ecosystem 10 years from now? Which ecosystem will I find the most programmers working on? And then that answer becomes very clear, it's going to be RISC-V," Kang emphasized.

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Bravo

If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
The future is looking very bright fellow Brainers IMO!

CNBC Exclusive: CNBC Transcript: SoftBank Founder & CEO Masayoshi Son and Arm CEO Rene Haas Speak with CNBC’s David Faber on “Squawk on the Street” Today, Thursday, September 14​

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PUBLISHED THU, SEP 14 202312:28 PM EDTUPDATED 6 HOURS AGO

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I think you are onto something.
I was going to post this earlier in the week, but decided against it.

Is the Akida 2.0 release being delayed for ARM IPO, perhaps ARM will step in, in a more commercial way as part of the announcement.

Full focus on IPO this Thursday night for the ARM Board .. then some $'s to spend to build value for existing & new shareholders at ARM


ARM has so many rich tentacles throughout BrainChip, both personal & technical .... you just have to wonder how far the " AI partnership" may grow.



BrainChip is a member of the Arm AI Partner Program, an ecosystem of hardware and software specialists enabling the next generation of intelligent AI solutions.



I look back to this release when Antonio was appointed chair, and wonder if this was always the play when Antonio was appointed to this position.



Mr. Viana is a seasoned technology executive who has been a major contributor to BrainChip since coming onto the board in June of 2021. Mr. Viana has been instrumental in promoting and implementing new performance planning and measurement processes, as well as being the lead on the recruitment of BrainChip’s current CEO. Prior to coming to BrainChip, Mr. Viana held several senior executive positions at ARM Holdings including President and EVP of Commercial and Global development, Global Director of the ARM Foundry Program, and Executive VP of Worldwide Sales. Mr. Viana is currently a non-executive director of Arteris Inc, a leading provider of network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect and has been on their board since 2016.



“Antonio’s extensive knowledge of the semiconductor ecosystem and his demonstrated commitment to our continued growth and success are invaluable assets to BrainChip,” said CEO Sean Hehir. “As Chairman, in addition to supporting and driving shareholder interests, he will continue to help us catalyze our commercial focus and support the executive team to meet our market objectives.”





I could be completely wrong , in fact almost certainly completely wrong .... but this post on the forum on ARM Endpoint Ai .... Gee, I just might be right as well.



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I think you are onto something.
I was going to post this earlier in the week, but decided against it.

Is the Akida 2.0 release being delayed for ARM IPO, perhaps ARM will step in in a more commercial way as part of the announcements.

Full focus on IPO this Thursday night for the ARM Board .. then some $'s to spend to build value for existing & new shareholders at ARM


ARM is has so many rich tentacles throughout BrainChip, both personal & technical .... you just have to wonder how far the " AI partnership" may grow.



BrainChip is a member of the Arm AI Partner Program, an ecosystem of hardware and software specialists enabling the next generation of intelligent AI solutions.



I look back to this release when Antonio was appointed chair, and wonder if this was always the play when Antonio was appointed to this position.



Mr. Viana is a seasoned technology executive who has been a major contributor to BrainChip since coming onto the board in June of 2021. Mr. Viana has been instrumental in promoting and implementing new performance planning and measurement processes, as well as being the lead on the recruitment of BrainChip’s current CEO. Prior to coming to BrainChip, Mr. Viana held several senior executive positions at ARM Holdings including President and EVP of Commercial and Global development, Global Director of the ARM Foundry Program, and Executive VP of Worldwide Sales. Mr. Viana is currently a non-executive director of Arteris Inc, a leading provider of network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect and has been on their board since 2016.



“Antonio’s extensive knowledge of the semiconductor ecosystem and his demonstrated commitment to our continued growth and success are invaluable assets to BrainChip,” said CEO Sean Hehir. “As Chairman, in addition to supporting and driving shareholder interests, he will continue to help us catalyze our commercial focus and support the executive team to meet our market objectives.”





I could be completely wrong , in fact almost certainly completely wrong .... but this post on the forum on ARM Endpoint Ai .... Gee, I just might be right as well.



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One certainly feels that the stars are starting to align💫⭐
 
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Iseki

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Without IP licensing, you get zero revenue until OEMs design, test, produce, sell and then receive payment for new products....only then can royalties start to flow
Hope you are right - who knows what the licensing deal is ( I thought all $ held up until OEM makes a sale except for initial fee.)
Hopefully Snapdragon has included Akida IP into the chips that MegaChips design for Snapdragon's client Mercedes and the $ will flow.
Otherwise it looks like a long long wait and the BoD should look at ways of accelerating this
 

Iseki

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iPhone 15 USES akida and so does the new Apple Watch, and AirPods Pro.

Apple revenue is what Sean has been referring to cryptically.

Mark my words.

Will go out on a limb to say iPhone 16 will have akida 2.0 P in it.

Monday 18/09/23 is the date we’ve been waiting for!!! I feel it.

Time to shift gears and SEND ITTTTTT !!!
Go Brainchip!!!!


Not financial advice.



Sure. Why Not?
Oh, Mr Stevens! Come back!!!!
 
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Mccabe84

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Shorts seem to be dropping so i had to buy some more shares.
 
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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
Chippers ,

Angry bull hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy


Regards,
Esq.
 
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Xray1

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I think you are onto something.
I was going to post this earlier in the week, but decided against it.

Is the Akida 2.0 release being delayed for ARM IPO, perhaps ARM will step in, in a more commercial way as part of the announcement.

Full focus on IPO this Thursday night for the ARM Board .. then some $'s to spend to build value for existing & new shareholders at ARM


ARM has so many rich tentacles throughout BrainChip, both personal & technical .... you just have to wonder how far the " AI partnership" may grow.



BrainChip is a member of the Arm AI Partner Program, an ecosystem of hardware and software specialists enabling the next generation of intelligent AI solutions.



I look back to this release when Antonio was appointed chair, and wonder if this was always the play when Antonio was appointed to this position.



Mr. Viana is a seasoned technology executive who has been a major contributor to BrainChip since coming onto the board in June of 2021. Mr. Viana has been instrumental in promoting and implementing new performance planning and measurement processes, as well as being the lead on the recruitment of BrainChip’s current CEO. Prior to coming to BrainChip, Mr. Viana held several senior executive positions at ARM Holdings including President and EVP of Commercial and Global development, Global Director of the ARM Foundry Program, and Executive VP of Worldwide Sales. Mr. Viana is currently a non-executive director of Arteris Inc, a leading provider of network-on-chip (NoC) interconnect and has been on their board since 2016.



“Antonio’s extensive knowledge of the semiconductor ecosystem and his demonstrated commitment to our continued growth and success are invaluable assets to BrainChip,” said CEO Sean Hehir. “As Chairman, in addition to supporting and driving shareholder interests, he will continue to help us catalyze our commercial focus and support the executive team to meet our market objectives.”





I could be completely wrong , in fact almost certainly completely wrong .... but this post on the forum on ARM Endpoint Ai .... Gee, I just might be right as well.



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Talking here in this post about our Chairman Mr Antonio J Viana .... did you know that he is also currently serving on the Board of Directors at ARTERIS Inc .... have a look at their " Customer " heading list .......... very impressive and imo seems that he has contacts that he may have bought over with him to BRN.
 
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SERA2g

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It’s a camera I’ve been using for sometime on my worksites, always wondered what AI they use. The cameras work on low power, and use the hub to communicate and store data.

Arm A55 cpu equipped and does face detection with self learning capabilities and 99% accuracy. Data is stored locally, and safely(encrypted) to protect privacy.

Timelines of bionicmind TM release lines up well. Cannot find much else about it.

Worth looking into a bit further imo.
Pull apart the camera and send us a photo of the internal chips.
 
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I'm curious to see if the high grouping "wall" of sellers is going to shift or be chipped away at.
I wouldn't be surprised if they had just as many buys on the other side too..
Did I see someone say today is D-Day for the index's?

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Damo4

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Despite the wall being placed at 30.5 cents they keep chipping away

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There's a lot to like about our short term TA.
We have a lot of similar examples of 20-40% bounces within 2 weeks, sometimes mere days from the double/triple bottoms or re-tests.
There even a chance we could find some support at 33c, even after a correction if we do turn suddenly.

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Customers love the scalable efficiency Arm Neoverse platforms deliver, but they don’t want to reinvent the wheel – IP selection, system configuration, floorplanning, verification, validation, 3rd party IP and fab integration – that comes with building a CPU compute subsystem.


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Customers love the scalable efficiency Arm Neoverse platforms deliver, but they don’t want to reinvent the wheel – IP selection, system configuration, floorplanning, verification, validation, 3rd party IP and fab integration – that comes with building a CPU compute subsystem.


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Well there are possibilities here:

https://community.arm.com/arm-commu...ms-css-the-fastest-path-to-production-silicon

To support the development of specialized silicon and heterogeneous compute, Neoverse CSS N2 provides options for both on-die and externally attached accelerators or other devices. On-chip accelerators can be incorporated using Arm’s NI-700 packetized network-on-chip interconnect with interrupt and address translation support. For off-chip acceleration, CSS N2 supports combo PCIe Gen5/CXL1.1 PHYs, enabling attachment of GPUs, TPUs, DPUs and other high-speed devices. This includes support for CXL Type3 connections - useful for memory expansion, pooling and tiering use cases.
 
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SERA2g

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Lets hope that Patterns knows what he's talking about.....

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If Patterns is who I think he is then he is a very well regarded chartist.

Very interesting. No surprises though. News has been "imminent" for the past 12 months haha.
 
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