BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Fastback6666]

WARNING - Do not look at the sell side!

Highly Manipulated Market! - where did the tens of millions of sellers go once the market closed!

It’s all to scare and force you to sell!

 

[rgupta]

I had no intention of posting today, even though the thesis I put regarding Nvidia being at risk is now playing out, but you have piqued my curiosity.

What is the source of your information that I have sold out and moved on?

I noticed that Tech said the same thing the other day and I thought it was in jest but apparently not so.

Can you provide a link so I can keep up to date with my share trades as it appears I am a trader and I have a developing short term memory problem and Commsec is clearly an unreliable record of my share holdings?

Kind regards
FF.

Thanks a lot FF that is what we were expecting as well
Thanks again for taking time to clear us through even though that was not obligatory for you.

 

[Fastback6666]

Topped up at 20c. Panic is the best time to buy. Saved some $ for further falls that may happen.

Correct.

 

[BaconLover]

Foolhardiness mostly. That, and the gifs.
I'm glad some of us got out in time - FF, uiux, zeebot and others. What fun we had over the years!
But I'm more the bunny in the headlights now, with the odd recollection of inexplicable voting at the AGM's.
Personally I hope Anil takes over. I've pretty much given up on Sean, RobT, and the 100 employees. Move it all to India and start again.
I always loved the idea of what we made, but never thought we had a clue financially.

BRN to the moon! Akida Ballista!

 

[rgupta]

Suddenly the shorts started closing.

 

[Humble Genius]

Suddenly the shorts started closing.

Curious, what was the % shorts about a week ago?

 

[rgupta]

7.4%

 

[BaconLover]

Last time the shorts dropped back this much and this severely, was back in late December 22 (mind you that's when a lot of us were expecting imminent revenue).

The SP just after went form about 0.66 to about 0.82, so about 20% up

Then it was steady decline in the SP, and a steady rise in the shorts again.

Interesting to see how the next 3 to 4 weeks go, for the short levels in particular. 5 weeks until the 4C, pretty sure its going to be donuts again but hopefully we can get a surprise or two before then

I know exactly which pump you are talking about, and guess what happened right at the top of that SP rise?

LDA stepped in

May be just a coincidence.

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Suddenly the shorts started closing.

Hopefully they've reached the end of their tether.

 

[Perhaps]

This links to a Qualcomm site, just to give an idea what the use cases for an Edgebox are:

Edge AI Box

Our Edge AI computing solutions help accelerate the deployment of new applications across IoT use cases: security and surveillance, retail, smart factories, smart cities and more.

www.qualcomm.com

Seems to be more than just another Devkit and as such could have an financial impact.
Hard to say if this qualifies for an Ann, but at first sight it looks like price sensitive.

 

[IloveLamp]

 

[David holland]

Hopefully shorter's will soon be feeling some wrath when this worm turns.

Can shorter still short when the share price is 1 cent

 

[IloveLamp]

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[IloveLamp]

Why We Need to Re-Engineer AI to Work Like the Brain to Save on Energy

If AI use keeps exploding, cumulative energy usage could surpass 10^27 Joules by 2040 - more than what the world can generate.

www.techopedia.com

 

[IloveLamp]

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[AI_Inquirer]

Hi,

First time poster.

Noticed a Japanese patent the other week for an 'interconnection control circuit' utilising SNN’s.

https://patents.google.com/patent/JP7323968B1/

Applicant is MavissDesign Co.,Ltd

https://maviss-design.com/

You must visit their Japanese domestic page and utilise your translation function since their English-language page is not current.

Where did they get the SNN IP? Under the company history tab, I found:

From Renesas Japanese page (translated):

I can't establish a connection between Mavis and Intel or IBM, so it appears unlikely that they are utilising Loihi or TrueNorth.

If it is Brainchip, they've gone from getting access to the IP, product development, obtaining patents and trademarks, and nearing market readiness in under two years.

I would also like to delve into the number of other entities designated as "certified Renesas IP license partners" and understand the nature of their arrangements.

 

[Sittingduck]

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neuomorphic technology is the now technology which PVDM has developed with patents that are to o complicated to allow the main suppliers ability to supply a product efficient in energy, cost, and flexibility. Post the ‘Edge’ a new frontier. ‘The bottom line’The boardroom objective is how will we get around these patent restrictions, do we stay in our market of demand: cloud, industrial, consumer or let it be taken up by new starters. We can build the technology but lawfully unable to. Partnership is the the next strategy. Quantum computing will be the next step.

 

[equanimous]

Hi,

First time poster.

Noticed a Japanese patent the other week for an 'interconnection control circuit' utilising SNN’s.

https://patents.google.com/patent/JP7323968B1/

Applicant is MavissDesign Co.,Ltd

https://maviss-design.com/

You must visit their Japanese domestic page and utilise your translation function since their English-language page is not current.

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Where did they get the SNN IP? Under the company history tab, I found:

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From Renesas Japanese page (translated):

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I can't establish a connection between Mavis and Intel or IBM, so it appears unlikely that they are utilising Loihi or TrueNorth.

If it is Brainchip, they've gone from getting access to the IP, product development, obtaining patents and trademarks, and nearing market readiness in under two years.

I would also like to delve into the number of other entities designated as "certified Renesas IP license partners" and understand the nature of their arrangements.

Welcome and great find, over to you @Diogenese

Regarding hand gesture I think it would be time for Nintendo and megachips to bring back the power glove. Pretty cool to see what this individual has done with mario kart and home circuit. Can start from 8:38

 

[IloveLamp]

Benchmarking Akida with Edge Impulse: A Validation of Model Performance on BrainChip's Akida Platform

See how BrainChip's Akida and Edge Impulse perform when it comes to visual wake word detection, keyword spotting, anomaly detection, and CIFAR classification.

edgeimpulse.com

 

[JDelekto]

This links to a Qualcomm site, just to give an idea what the use cases for an Edgebox are:

Edge AI Box

Our Edge AI computing solutions help accelerate the deployment of new applications across IoT use cases: security and surveillance, retail, smart factories, smart cities and more.

www.qualcomm.com

Seems to be more than just another Devkit and as such could have an financial impact.
Hard to say if this qualifies for an Ann, but at first sight it looks like price sensitive.

The Edge boxes are like "mini-PCs" that provide compute services in a small form factor, usually using processors specifically designed for lower power consumption, like those in laptop PCs. These boxes, however, are specialized to perform AI functionality. Mini-PCs have been used in corporate conference rooms running camera and voice conferences, as well as those running home entertainment systems.

The Raspberry Pi BrainChip offered was provided as a platform to evaluate, develop, and test Akida's technology. While hardware hackers and hobbyists could use it for their projects, it was not intended as a consumer retail item. The offering through VVDN is a product for a specific market, and one such example could be for home automation (like controlling lights, alarms, and smart-cooling systems.) They could also be used in security centers monitoring video feeds, but there are many other uses.

I think it's important to note that this is a vehicle to sell a product in a relevant market using BrainChip's IP while BrainChip is still in the business of selling commercial IP. I've recently read the Motley Fool article where they speculate that the market is spooked by Intel's announcement of their new "Meteor Lake" processor that will contain an NPU allowing users to run apps like Stable Diffusion and ChatGPT (most likely using the Llama engine). This can technically be done now with PCs running a decent Nvidia desktop or mobile processor.

Intel has had a "Compute Stick" product, a USB device that uses their Movidius processing VPU, deep learning hardware designed for processing video. Additionally, others have used this processor in a PCIe form factor. Intel has probably now leveraged some of its neural network hardware as a module in its processors, making it an "all-in-one" package specifically designed for mobile and Edge devices (like Edge boxes).

Let's not forget BrainChip's business model and mantra: licensing IP and making sensors smart. BrainChip's goal is to provide AI processing for event-driven sensors that process different types of input on a broad spectrum. This is an entirely different market than Edge PCs or laptop processors. Smart sensors, like our digital smartphones, have a much more prolific base, and just as Qualcomm penetrated several industries with its low-power processors, I believe that BrainChip can do the same with its neuromorphic capabilities.

That their technology can be used in an Edge box and compete with other giants like Nvidia and Intel only shows its adaptability from its intended target market.