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[Bravo]

OK? It's late and I don't really get it. Why do balls come in pairs then?

Listen to the entirety of this and you will see that some people have an unexpected set of balls.

 

[Diogenese]

OK? It's late and I don't really get it. Why do balls come in pairs then?

In case the first one is a fault.

 

[Fact Finder]

it seems that Trey is toeing the party line in implying that Loihi is state-of-the-art in neuromorphic computing. - Dio
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Yes it would seem its a case of ALL THINGS - INTEL. (only)

In the early hours of this morning (Fri) I was up watching some CNBC and they had an interview between Cramer & another person. It was all about INTEL and its position in the world of (IoT).
Cramer was stating the obvious that INTELs best days are behind it and that it is trading on its name only. The "other" person was a fanatic "all things are INTEL" person which made it very interesting to watch.
Crammers position was that even with Government (sponsership) (ie: Grants), that INTELS net Profit ($19.8 Bil) was not enough to venture into the world of FABs and how was it going to finance all this especially when INTEL is sliding behind in the CHIP world being quickly outpaced by others in this field.
(BRN came to mind here! Go AKIDA. lol)
We have known for some time (several years) how INTEL has not succeeded in the Neuromorphic Chip arena with anything more than a research chip with limited abilities. We have talked about how INTEL has fallen behind regardless of its R&D budget and sizable asset base!
It would SEEM that many others have begun to notice this fact also and that by just invoking the name INTEL does not mean the product is the market leader or even in the running now days! About time for this recognition.

To many IoT people and industry "experts" have treated INTEL as a god and only bother to use them as case reference material instead of doing some real research and discovering other companies and products (like Brainchip) are out there and have left INTEL behind in their dust!

Crammer was actually suggesting that INTEL and also Pat were doing a lack lustre job at best and there were stormy seas in front of both in the near future! Being the "rescuer" of the USA for Chip production was not going to be easy nor guaranteed it would seem.

Interesting world we live in. How the big can fall.

Yak52
ps. I have always had INTEL as CPU in my computers but next time will be looking elsewhere.

Finally someone who agrees with me about Intel. MOST except you seems to forget the following:

“In 2020, Intel was forced to admit that it would be severely delaying its 7nm node, recently rebranded as Intel 4. This precipitated an exodus of leadership and the admission that Intel might have to face the unthinkable and outsource its own manufacturing.29 July 2021”

They sacked the CEO and got a new one but in an organisation the size of Intel I doubt that the old or the new CEO were or are hands on in the foundry making the 7nm chips.

The idea that just because the US Government gives them subsidies that they will in a couple of years catch up TSMC or Samsung and have the ability to make 7, 5, 4 & 2nm.

I have believed that Intel is a dead man walking in the space it is trying desperately to occupy since 2020.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[RobjHunt]

OK? It's late and I don't really get it. Why do balls come in pairs then?

Because maybe males can’t be that silly with just one

 

[Bravo]

Because maybe males can’t be that silly with just one

 

[RobjHunt]

Hehe, spot on!

 

[overpup]

I was watching a movie on Netflix called "The ADAM Project" (Ryan Reynolds high-tech action thingy)
and they refer to "Neuromorphic Processors" to sound high tech and edgy- looks like its becoming a buzz word (words)

 

[Dallas]

2023 Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 4Matic Starts At $147,500 In The US

The hot version of the Mercedes electric flagship, with up to 751 hp, is expected to reach US customers starting in late summer 2022.

insideevs.com

 

[Potato]

This just poppped up on my facebook feed.. anyone else seem this? Subtly spotted the 'EQ' wording..hmm mercedes? Does this mean things are speeding up if they are marketing it now

 

[Frank Zappa]

Graphene needed to send power back through whole system, just needs the brains/software to make it happen no?... remember dynamos on bikes for lights?

Those dynamos were so hard to fit to the bike . I got one for Christmas when I was around 12 . It was reduced to a very flat appearance after converting the screwdriver to a hammer after an hour of trying to get it to work . Graphene . Isn’t that an ingredient that is in our shots to protect us from the virus and it’s variants.

 

[Fact Finder]

Rugged computing takes on the battlefield networking challenge

Connectivity, networking, SWaP, and thermal management are among the highest priorities of rugged computing designers to support mobile warfighters at the edge.

www.militaryaerospace.com

Great article Dallas. Definitely a must read. Particularly the section about heat and the problems it creates and as you said the Panasonic quote below is very alluring with Socionext in the background:

“At the same time, as solutions miniaturize, it becomes not just about new applications, but new platforms as well,” Jedynak says. “Taking some host that previously had no intelligence and now adding smaller, lower power and more affordable compute and network capabilities. Think of a smart doorbell as an example. What becomes interesting and compelling is that once these capabilities become fielded, we then discover new ways of using them. It’s about ubiquitous computing, just like we see in industrial and commercial applications, but introduced into the tactical edge. Now we can bring capabilities, tracking, built-in-test, sensing, etc., to platforms that previously had none.”

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[mrgds]

I was going to say morphine but I have a feeling that the correct answer is a little more likely to be patience.

You mean, both the hospital and Brainchip need "patients" ..............

 

[Deena]

Homophones though.

I don't have patients. I want it now.

Lord give me patience ... right bloody NOW!

 

[Dhm]

https://brainchipinc.com/episode-15-next-gen-disruptive-technologies-with-foundries-io-ian-drew/

New podcast. Also on youtube below

 

[M_C]

New short vid from Valeo for in cabin smart monitoring using Artificial Intellegence.....................featuring a Land Rover

 

[thelittleshort]

 

[Dhm]

New short vid from Valeo for in cabin smart monitoring using Artificial Intellegence.....................featuring a Land Rover

This whole Brainchip thing is just getting more and more sexy! I picked a comment from someone else, possibly FF, but I described to a friend our opportunity as our once in a lifetime moment as an "Alan Bond opportunity", with respect to the late Kerry Packer.

 

[thelittleshort]

Hope honest Ian is selling cars containing our chips

 

[Sam]

Is that person kitty/unknown soldier?

Hmmm I do know that person is a pain in the arse

 

[Diogenese]

Those dynamos were so hard to fit to the bike . I got one for Christmas when I was around 12 . It was reduced to a very flat appearance after converting the screwdriver to a hammer after an hour of trying to get it to work . Graphene . Isn’t that an ingredient that is in our shots to protect us from the virus and it’s variants.

Hi Frank,

Our research partner Biotome is using Cardea's graphene transistor to detect Covid antibodies.

https://www.biotome.com.au/post/bio...t century technologies. About Biotome Pty Ltd