BRN Discussion Ongoing
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Good Morning Boab ,
Yes , With any luck one of the bot programers overseeing the manipulation of BRN got hit by a buss on the way into work today.
We can only hope.
Three day chart ... volume pattern looking promising for another good surge today ... any time now.
.......Wen Gulfstream........
.......G700 - Gulfstream Aerospace
Regards,
Esq.
Yes , With any luck one of the bot programers overseeing the manipulation of BRN got hit by a buss on the way into work today.
We can only hope.
Three day chart ... volume pattern looking promising for another good surge today ... any time now.
.......Wen Gulfstream........
.......G700 - Gulfstream AerospaceRegards,
Esq.
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Good Morning Boab ,
Yes , With any luck one of the bot programers overseeing the manipulation of BRN got hit by a buss on the way into work today.
We can only hope.
Three day chart ... volume pattern looking promising for another good surge today ... any time now.
.......Wen Gulfstream........
Regards,
Esq.
MarioK predicted our SP 3 years ago
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Thanksgiving holiday in USA so with no lead for traders to follow and exploit and no price sensitive news popping likely just to continue with current trend but with withering momentum.
Also engineered crunch time for the marketing marvel of Black Fri and Cyb. Monday so many peoples trying to ascertain if the discounted inflated prices are really worth it once you factor in the freight charge.
Me? I bought me some new sox instead of another 185 shares.
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Shadow59
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Well called, lets hope it keeps that direction for the rest of the day.Good Morning Boab ,
Yes , With any luck one of the bot programers overseeing the manipulation of BRN got hit by a buss on the way into work today.
We can only hope.
Three day chart ... volume pattern looking promising for another good surge today ... any time now.
.......Wen Gulfstream........
Regards,
Esq.
Mea culpa
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Sheesh Esq. orchids to B yesterday followed by compliments today. Both considerations understandable of course. Is there something you want to tell us perhaps?
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Shadow59
Regular
Is that a plank to walk for those BRN dissenters?
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Esq is a well known foot man from way back.
I've seen him at the club.
Did you catch a squiz of my toes in action last week Hoppy? I performed this difficult manoeuvre as part of my regular 5 minute foot fete at the club. I think I may have dislocated my hallux in the process. Such is life.
Hi GadZix,
Scalability was not a problem with the original Akida 1 SoC concept. BRN adapted the Henry Ford philosophy:
"Any colour as long as it's black."
Akida 1 SoC would have processing power to burn for low end applications, but its price would have been prohibitive for many of those low end applications. You can't put a $10 chip in a $5 gizmo.
So you've retired your Sunday Sox, the holey ones?Thanksgiving holiday in USA so with no lead for traders to follow and exploit and no price sensitive news popping likely just to continue with current trend but with withering momentum.
Also engineered crunch time for the marketing marvel of Black Fri and Cyb. Monday so many peoples trying to ascertain if the discounted inflated prices are really worth it once you factor in the freight charge.
Me? I bought me some new sox instead of another 185 shares.
MDhere
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Thanks for sharing the video of Renesas re the M85.
I particularly like 3.47 to 4.04 mark and 9.17 to 9.37!
Essentially, Renesas have the secret sauce to give helium support and uplift. So imo not only Akida integrates with Arm M series, Renesas also has the secret sauce uplift our IP licenced.
Of course imo, everyone has one
I Listened to it 3 times, thanks Chris.That is quite some feat.
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Oops! Gramatical correction - I should have used the singular.
No Worries MD... I've been waiting for this pot to boil for a few years... looks like a few bubbles are starting to appearThanks for sharing the video of Renesas re the M85.
I particularly like 3.47 to 4.04 mark and 9.17 to 9.37!
Essentially, Renesas have the secret sauce to give helium support and uplift. So imo not only Akida integrates with Arm M series, Renesas also has the secret sauce uplift our IP licenced.
Of course imo, everyone has one
lucky I have plenty of patience and unwavering trust in Management along with the belief that it's a matter of when... no ifsNo Worries MD... I've been waiting for this pot to boil for a few years... looks like a few bubbles are starting to appear
Hi Chris,No Worries MD... I've been waiting for this pot to boil for a few years... looks like a few bubbles are starting to appear
Obviously you know that watched pots never boil, so now we know why we're still waiting.
Much as we might wish otherwise, Helium is definitely not Akida.
blending-dsp-and-ml-features-into-a-low-power-general-purpose-processor.pdf (windows.net)
https://armkeil.blob.core.windows.n...nto-a-low-power-general-purpose-processor.pdf
As to AI, it seems that helium is like the curate's egg.
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Another area of interest is the ML processing performance. Several machine learning algorithms have been ported to Helium, including a keyword spotting library and a CiFAR10 image classification library. From this result, we see that the Cortex-M55 processor gives nearly ten times better performance than the Cortex-M4 processor in keyword spotting, and almost six times better than the Cortex-M4 processor in CiFAR10 image classification operations.
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To keep the Cortex-M55 processor energy-efficient and fit within the power budget for the majority of IoT endpoint systems, the Cortex-M55 processor internal datapath for its vector extension is 64-bit, which means it takes two clock cycles to operate on a 128-bit vector. However, the architecture behind Helium allows a processor’s implementation to overlap execution cycles to enhance performance, providing that there are no hardware resource conflicts.
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While the Cortex-M55 processor design enables significant performance uplift in signal processing and machine learning applications, not every application can gain the same level of performance boost. Since Helium technology is based on SIMD operations, it works very well when the data processing can be vectorized. However, there is a range of application codes that cannot be vectorized. The traditional VLIW approach, however, allows different operations to be scheduled at different execution slots. This potentially allows some very sequential code parts handling to be carried out quicker (e.g. variable length encoding/ decoding in audio codecs). For Arm processors, it is also possible to achieve similar parallelism by introducing superscalar in the design. The Cortex-M55 processor, however, is not a superscalar processor, and therefore, does not have this capability. Nevertheless, with limited dual-issue capability in the Cortex-M55 processor and various new features in Armv8.1-M architecture (e.g. low-overhead loops, new conditional execution instructions, 64-bit shifts), scalar performance has been improved in various areas.
Basically, Helium expands the instruction word from 32 bits to 128 bits, but, because they only have a 64 wire bus, it takes 2 clock operations to implement the instruction word on the helium SMID (single instruction multiple data) architecture.
Helium can run CNN software instructions on the voice and image models, and can perform ML. It includes hardware modifications to improve its AI capabilities, but is software driven. Helium does not employ SNN.
Because helium is software driven it would be orders of magnitude slower than Akida and would use much more electricity.
ARM do not make chips. They license IP.
None of the ARM processor IPs include Akida.
Akida is offered as an IP option which can be added to any ARM processor IP.
The block diagram includes a Coprocessor Interface. That's where the Akida IP would connect into the ARM IP.
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