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I located the complete article for the second one, and it's Loihi, which is disappointing because Hitachi is an IP partner of Renesas, and Renesas itself was a spin off company created by Hitachi and Mitsubishi back in the day.

Don't be too disheartened as the original manuscript is now almost 12 months old and the latest reference they used was May 2021 with most other references being years earlier.
BRN has come a long way since then and my understanding is Loihi is still being developed.
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Well, If I had of sold at highs I could've bought both and a house with a garage big enough to put them both in! And instead of worrying about the SP, I could have just seen if it was Red or green each day, and taken the appropriate car out for the day.


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Well, If I had of sold at highs I could've bought both and a house with a garage big enough to put them both in! And instead of worrying about the SP, I could have just seen if it was Red or green each day, and taken the appropriate car out for the day.


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"Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda, Skutza. .....................:love:
 
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Yeah, isn’t SiFives RISKV architecture being used in NASAs space computer - would think it could not be open source for NASAs use.
Yeah. If you watch the SiFive vid I posted below he discusses what parts of RiscV is open source and which parts of SiFive are not. I found it interesting myself.


 
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Just to show how difficult a complete view can be:

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By the way, that BNP Paribas Clearstream Account with 4,47% belongs to the German Stock Exchange and bundles investments of the German industry.
Still a very interesting question, who's behind that Citicorp nominees account. Could easily add one more percent and install a non-exec director at the company. So maybe this could be the validation of a potential customer.
No, Anil Mankar is behind the MERRILL LYNCH (AUSTRALIA) NOMINEES PTY LIMITED holding. The No1 holding of Citicorp Nominees is unknown to date.
Agreed.

Is not easy unless you have access to the pro tools.

With nominee accounts, the company can, if they decided to, actually request the details of who sits behind those style of accounts from memory.

Presumably if one was maybe concerned as to who was building potential positions.

On the US aspect, you can also do various searches for Edgar Filings with keywords like Brainchip.


Haven't looked into other exchanges filings.
Hiya Perhaps,
I believe Fullmoonfever’s memory does serve him excellently.
The Co can request the nominees a/c details such as Citicorp‘s Nominee A/c and as I understand, they have done this in the past, and would expect, if they so feel the need. Will do so in the future.
Just a friendly heads up.
Cheers

Edit. Woops. Sorry Perhaps. Didn’t realise Fullmoonfever had directly responded to your post.
Oh well maybe Just a FYI for others
 
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Agree Xray1...
Something of magnitude would have to be happening (Happened!) to issue 15 Million shares to divvy up as a...'Well done team for your fantastic efforts and managing to get over these huge hurdles that were presented to you all' ? 👏👏👏

Here's hoping something big is about to drop!! 📢📢📢 🤞

I’m guessing this relates to the release of AKD2000.
 
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"Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda, Skutza. .....................:love:
Hey, it'll just have to be a few years later than I thought :)
 
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BrainChip Unveils Second-Generation Akida Platform for Edge AI Advancements​

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October 8, 2023

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In an era marked by an insatiable appetite for artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, BrainChip, a pioneer in neural network processors, has taken a significant stride towards empowering edge devices with unprecedented processing power. The company’s latest unveiling, the second-generation Akida platform, represents a groundbreaking leap in the realm of Edge AI, delivering the potential to liberate devices from cloud dependency.
The initial glimpse of BrainChip’s original Akida neuromorphic processing technology at the Linley Fall Processor Conference in 2019 paved the way for a journey that materialized in the form of development kits for the general public in 2021. In March 2023, there was an announcement of Akida 2.0, a refinement promising support for Temporal Event-Based Neural Network (TENN) acceleration and optional vision transformer hardware. This enhancement not only amplifies the platform’s capabilities but also lightens the computational load on the host processor. BrainChip classified Akida 2.0 into three distinct product classes: Akida-E, prioritizing energy efficiency; Akida-S, designed for seamless integration into microcontroller units and systems-on-chips; and Akida-P, a high-performance range supplemented by optional vision transformer acceleration.
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Now, BrainChip has initiated an “early access” program, granting access to the Akida 2.0 intellectual property (IP) and promising an “order of magnitude” improvement in compute density through TENNs support. This transformative leap is a testament to the inevitable shift towards Multimodal Edge AI, a trend intensifying the demands on intelligent computing at the Edge. Researchers laud this development, emphasizing that BrainChip’s second-generation Akida aligns precisely with the critical requisites of performance, efficiency, accuracy, and reliability necessary to expedite this transition.
Central to the Akida 2.0 platform are the TENNs, offering a staggering “order of magnitude” reduction in model size and computational requirements. This leap in efficiency augurs well for the acceleration of AI adoption and holds the promise of rendering Edge AI solutions more accessible and easy to deploy.
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As BrainChip opens the gateway to the Akida 2.0 IP, eager innovators and tech enthusiasts are encouraged to reach out to the company’s sales department for further details. While pricing remains undisclosed at this juncture, the launch timeline for hardware development kits based on the second-generation platform is yet to be confirmed.
In conclusion, BrainChip’s introduction of the second-generation Akida platform is poised to redefine the landscape of Edge AI. With TENNs at its core, this innovation addresses the pressing need for enhanced performance, efficiency, and reliability in Edge computing.
 
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Hmmmm....wonder if legit cybersecurity and if so, whose neuromorphic they using :unsure:




Neuromorphic Computing

Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) boosted the artificial intelligence revolution, especially after 2015. Although CNNs provide impressive performance for classification and relational reasoning on data patterns, they also require application-oriented structural optimization.This motivates the developers and researchers to work on morphologically adaptive CNNs where the network topology is evolved as processed data and experience of the system increase. On the other hand, this also increases the level of time and space complexity. In other words, GPU/CPU processing power and memory requirement exponentially raise.

Neuromorphic computing intends to provide novel solutions for efficient utilization of hardware resources against increasing complexity for implementation of morphologically adaptive machine learning systems. For this reason, neuromorphic computing has become a forthcoming milestone as the next generation of AI after the development of deep convolutional networks. An important target of the neuromorphic systems is high-level cognitive functions that mimic human intelligence and provides situational awareness. In order to reduce power consumption with efficient information coding, one way of neuromorphic computing implementation is using dedicated hardware that depends on parallelism instead of sequential logical processing solutions.

Computation based on conventional digital computer architectures and materials is approaching to physical limitations. Due to the development of AI applications and their rising economic impact, nature-inspired emulation of cognitive functions has become a major target within new computational paradigms. Neuromorphic computing, also known as, Neuromorphic engineering is a concept describing the use of integrated systems containing morphologically adaptive analog, analog & digital hybrid circuits or equivalent circuit simulations to mimic neuro-biological architectures present in the nervous system.

Situational awareness and context awareness are becoming key factors in cybersecurity because of exponentially increasing amount of threats both in terms of variety and their complexity. Monitoring, diagnostics, defense, and recovery requires a high level of cognition in order to sustain security in cyberspace.

For this reason, CRYPTTECH AI team works on the development of high level of cognition depending on situational awareness on morphologically adaptive platforms for cybersecurity. We work on state of the art implementation of morphologically adaptive data coding and machine learning solutions on conventional computational systems as well as neuromorphic computing with dedicated hardware for high-performance cybersecurity systems.


CYBERDROID

Today, the diversity of malware and threats exponentially increases. The increase in malware and threat types is estimated to exceed 8 million annually. CYBERDROIDs have significant operational potentials, especially in the maintenance of cyber security and information systems. In cyber security infrastructures against threats and malware, the development process started from the installation of devices and security software at different levels on the network to the establishment of the security operations center (SOC).

However, determination of the best strategies to identify the threats and their content variability for different situations are still carried out with intensive cyber security expertise. As artificial intelligence technology advances, the possibility of computers to provide autonomous services including intensive cognitive functions increases.

CYBERDROIDs have emerged as an important tool in spite of increasing diverse threat and malware with high cognitive functions. In addition to mobile devices, we are in a period of widespread Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The number of devices connected to the Internet has exceeded 20 billion in the world and continues to increase rapidly. Research has shown that the growing need is actually higher than predicted and this leads to a number of undiagnosed problems, the effects of information security to system operating defects can be partially comprehensible at further stages. The use of CYBERDROIDs for cyber security is a strategic move in meeting the evolving need of human-like cognitive functions. CRYPTTECH is the first cyber security company in the world that demonstrates the use of

CYBERDROID with humanoid cognitive functions. The use of CYBERDROID in the future cyber defense systems is considered to be inevitable.

Unlike traditional methods of machine learning, CYBERDROIDs have four main features that bring them closer to humanoid behavior and abilities. There are cortical networks between their sensor and perception just like human beings. These networks provide efficient coding of data-to-information conversion and inferring their differentiating properties by coding based on neuromorphic calculation as in humans.

Another important feature is the state awareness by fusion to the coded information passing through different sensor cortices. This is a very important stage in the acquisition of humanoid behavior skills into machines. Sequential coding of the sensor cortices with contextual cortical networks provides state awareness.

CYBERDROIDs can be adapted to fixed network security devices in a discrete box structure in the future or can be used in mobile critical infrastructure such as transportation systems, autonomous vehicles. They will also provide high energy efficiency in cyber security with the development of neuromorphic computing. The first examples of neuromorphic processors have been successfully implemented by DARPA, which established the first internet network, in target tracking application in combat aircraft. Machine learning, especially developed with artificial neural networks, gained momentum with convolutional neural networks after 2010 and increased the commercialization rate after 2015. In this development process,

CYBERDROIDs have a significant advantage especially in cyber security and cyber defense by its ability to making decisions to inferences with context awareness. CYBERDROIDs will continue to increase their superiority in services & applications in the road map of artificial intelligence on low power consumption structures parallel to neuromorphism.





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Continual disclosure says otherwise 🤣
What, so hypothetically if Megachips sold/used 15 million AKIDA IP units, Would that need to be disclosed?
 
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Most likely been posted from May this year ;

Thales /AstrositeTM Dot. Dot . Dot .



Currently, Thales is working with Western Sydney University (WSU) to deliver an entirely sovereign sensor solution, the AstrositeTM. WSU developed the core intellectual property associated with the use of event-based sensing technology for Thales’s Space Domain Awareness (SDA) sensor capability. Astrosite uses neuromorphic vision sensors that mimic the way that humans detect and process visual input. They outperform existing optical sensor technology and have the potential to see what other sensors cannot. Testing reveals numerous technological advantages over conventional optical sensors, including:




 
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One thing Brainchip strive in is Money for nothing and our shares for free. 15Million shares for fn what loosing shareholders life savings.FK they better issue themselves more
 

robsmark

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What, so hypothetically if Megachips sold/used 15 million AKIDA IP units, Would that need to be disclosed?

That deal is signed, and has been disclosed. Revenue tells the story from here on, and any sales targets are now are in Megachips hands.

If the Brainchip team hit a new sales target, it would need to be announced to the ASX as it would be to a new customer.

I’m now certain this is for the Akida 2000 release.
 
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