Quatrojos
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Haven’t we done this already?!
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That's a very Cambridge Analytica attitude ... I like it.
That was the result i was hoping for when i originally posted, thanks @Humble Genius good call
"Breakthrough performance per watt"........?.......hmmm
Getupthere
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AMD’s Lisa Su is ready to crash Nvidia’s trillion-dollar chips party
Chips are vital to the AI boom, and while Nvidia has dominated the market with its GPUs, competition is coming from AMD.
“There will certainly be scenarios in 2024 when we would imagine Nvidia GPUs are sold out and customers only have access to AMD, and AMD can win some business that way, just based on availability,” says Morningstar tech sector director Brian Colello.
“The trillion-dollar question for Nvidia’s valuation is twofold: How big is this market, and how dominant will they be in this market?” Colello says. It’s one thing if Nvidia can command 95% of the AI market, relegating AMD to a distant second place. But if it’s a 70/30 split, he says, “that would be very good for AMD.”
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Evermont
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Not sure whether neuromorphic will get over the line with only 7% of the vote indicating 'other'. Voice Assistant should incorporate Hey Mercedes and maybe even key-word detection depending on the level of detail.
Also worth recalling that systems (plural) have been developed by MB based on BrainChip technology. The example in the EQXX is key-word detection, I still wonder where the other examples landed.
Nonetheless, nice to see a few BrainChip acknowledgements from Magnus in this current mix.
Getupthere
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Interview with Peter Van Der Made, Founder and CTO at BrainChip - AI Time Journal - Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Work and Business
When we converse with a profound adept person, we get deep into the context and appreciate the dynamics they touch for each of our questions. My interview with Mr. Peter Van Der Made (CTO & Founder of BrainChip) gave me intense satisfaction with what I’m doing. Read the complete article to...
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Sean has discussed competition at Investor presentations.
Summary. 2 distinct market segments, one via cloud and one on chip AKIDA avoiding the costly cloud journey.
AI at the Edge via the cloud is dominated by the big players eg NVIDIA.
This is relatively slow, power consuming and not private/secure.
AI at the Edge BRN style via AKIDA is event based and does not need to make the journey to the cloud. So its a one stop shop, faster, secure and saves power Its real time.
Sean says the 2 complement each other rather than compete.
Some data requires real time, security and power savings provided by BRN. Eg EVs, huge volumes of data and some health applications.
Other uses may not require those benefits and are content to go via the cloud.
So we basically have 2 segments of the AI at the Edge market.
Within our own segment we are 1st to market so there is no effective competition ATM.
Our problem is not competition its that the market has not yet arrived. Is coming though and is expected to out grow the via the cloud segment significantly.
Interested to read in an article by PVM posted earlier that AKIDA chips can communicate and update each other via the cloud. So if we have millions of chips in EVs they can work stand alone and also communicate with each other when necessary.
So did 100,000s of companies that actually went broke...Yes and Apple was once 90 days from going broke and having to make their entire workforce unemployed and look at where Apple is today.
No-one is forcing you to stick around. So if you don’t like it as much as you profess then why not shuffle on the buffalo outa here? We certainly won’t be wringing our hands and begging you to stay since you seem to trot out the same repetitive gloom and doom-scroll ad nauseam which can get a tad boring babe in case you didn’t know.
Only if I listened to your advice sooner, maybe it would've saved me so much money..!
I am still hopeful, and I do think that even with one news, this ship can turn but it's almost like a gamble to me now...
Carddude this stock is not for you, it is for good people, honest investors who believe in the tech and the management.
You should go over to hot crapper, you will find friends there ....
WANCA alert.
rgupta
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Are we here to make friends?
To me the platform should be for honest opinions.
I used to hate shareman (hc) but did it changed anything? No if I believed on him I could had saved tens of thousands. On the other hand do I start loving him, no by any means. I am still an investor may be more invested than what it was a year ago. But am I more confident than what I was last year may be no again.
The biggest set back to my confidence is management commentary on investor podcasts. I am happy this quarter the same did not show up.
So what I or someone feel or believe may be immaterial as long as results are not visible. Yes we may end up happy or sad but that is about individuals. Markets will not change for what we thing but we have to control our emotions based on the facts presented to us.
I have no doubt brainchip have a good technology but if the implementation is poor that can kill any good technology. So to me present management is either very shrewd and intelligent( which I wish they should be) or they are worthless.
End of the day sp will only recover with revenue this time and run fast only when there is material revenue otherwise it is a wait and watch game.
Serial negative posting on forums has now been recognised as a medical issue that needs attention.
How about we change the chip name to something like. oh i dont know....Al-kaeda?
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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