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[Pom down under]

Renesas Unveils Processor Roadmap for Next-Gen Automotive SoCs and MCUs

www.renesas.com

 

[Pom down under]

Power Your Edge AI Application with the Industry’s Most Powerful Arm MCUs

The AIoT has been enabled by higher MCU compute capability and thin neural network models that are more suited for edge and end point devices than traditional CPUs and MPUs.

www.renesas.com

 

[Getupthere]

Lunar Lake MX will be Intel's first high-performance CPU to use outsourced TSMC node for x86 cores — Tom's Hardware

Leaked slides indicate the Lunar Lake MX processors' compute tile will be made using TSMC's N3B fabrication technology, marking the first time Intel has used outsourced tech for its highest-end chips.

apple.news

 

[Frangipani]

Talk5 – Shaping the future of safety

Break language barriers and boost safety in the workplace with an AI driven workplace safety app.

www.talk5.app

 

[buena suerte :-)]

More of the latest Geek Brainchip goodness from Sally Ward-Foxton on TechTechPotato at [06:37].



Interestingly, she comments that Brainchip has support for Transformers but it isn't done in the Spiking domain

Great find ....Thanks @entretec

 

[keyeat]

Nice investors presentation from Weebit Nano .... wish BRN would release something similar ! Might get the juices flowing

 

[Bravo]

Nice investors presentation from Weebit Nano .... wish BRN would release something similar ! Might get the juices flowing

I agree @Keats, it's a great presentation - very polished!

There are some people here who might benefit from absorbing the information highlighted on page 23 as shown below because timelines to mass production and royalties would be similar for BRN IMO, as they are right across the semiconductor industry.

When you look at it from this perspective BRN is doing exceptionally well given that we are very close to receiving first royalty streams from both Renesas and Valeo IMO.

Congratulations to all holders who have had the patience and conviction to stay strapped into their bus seats!!!

 

[Bravo]

This development may be worth keeping an eye on.

This article then goes on to say:

Microsoft hires former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

Tech company creates advanced new artificial intelligence team as Twitch’s Emmett Shear joins OpenAI

www.theguardian.com

The you have this previously posted in The Register on 9 October 2023

Extract only

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son predicts AGI in a decade

'Investo-bot, make me rich' is his vision – powered by Arm chips, natch

www.theregister.com

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Huh.....green

Have I slipped into another verse and got on an alternate BRN bus...

 

[AusEire]

no Need to argue,quiet like the gif myself, I’ll just wait till the day after the next AGM I’ll get to cuddle you all back positive of that fact as every day passes. Not long to wait for the last laugh. Tic toc

What's going to happen at the AGM?

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

What's going to happen at the AGM?

It doesn't need to know or say.
Specifics not required to spread Fear Uncertainty Doubt.

 

[AusEire]

Are people really this naïve lol?

As always, I do understand the frustration and patience wearing a bit thin...

I do think that half of the people who are complaining about things they have no control over, would also be complaining about any stock they held which was down. You're not the only people who are having a tough time in these market conditions lol.

Just to give you a few example of highs during the Covid boom to the current lows now... (Please note these are not intra-day highs. Only EOD rough estimate highs)

IMU: High: 60 cents Low: 3.9 cents Today: 8.9 cents - Down 85% from high to todays finish.
ZIP: High: 14 dollars Low: 25 cents Today: 41 cents - Down 97% from high to todays finish.
IBX: High: 23 cents Low: 1 cents Today: .8 cents - Down 96.5% from high to todays finish.
POD: High: 81 cents Low: 2.9 cents Today: 3.6 cents - Down 95.6% from high to todays finish.
VR1: High: 27 cents Low: 2.5 cents Today: 2.7 cents - Down 90% from high to todays finish.
PBH: High: 16 dollars Low: 68.5 cents Today: 76 cents - Down 95% from high to todays finish.
OIL: High: 44 cents Low: 7.2 cents Today: 10 cents - Down 77.3% from high to todays finish.
NVX: High: 12 dollars Low: 61.5 cents Today: 73.5 cents - Down 94% from high to todays finish.
VUL: High: 16 dollars Low: 2.05 dollars Today: 2.42 dollars - Down 85% from high to todays finish.
SZL: High: 420 dollars Low: 9 dollars Today: 14.7 dollars - Down 96.5% from high to todays finish.

BRN High: 2.10 dollars Low: 14.5 cents Today: 18.5 cents - Down 92% from high to todays finish. (Yes we had a $2.34 intraday high but did not close at $2.34 - Just clarifying before someone comments this.)

this is only to name a few. Bio-techs. BNPL's. Jr Explorers and technology. They all have one thing in common, all being speculative.

Any ways - It's been a tough time for investors in small caps over the past 3 years. Massive unrealised gains and massive unrealised losses. Thing do tend to change quite rapidly thou.

Rates have been increasing. Yields seem to not be slowing down and inflation doesn't help anyone.

Luckily for us, I really do believe small caps must be completely undervalued based on historic graphs and in contrast to the rest of the market.

My point is, majority of investors are all in the same boat, no matter which small cap speculative stock they have chosen in the past 2 1/2 years.

I have doubts like everyone. Then I logically think about the accomplishments from BRN in the past 2 years and feel more bullish than ever.

I see many bluechip companies talking specifically about SNN's and neuromorphic computing being the future. I'll happily take my chances as not many people know about this technology what so ever. Once the ship starts sailing it will be very hard to get cheap shares.

This talk of a second strike is also quite silly. It will only be more negative for everyone.

DYOR. This isn't financial advice.

Cheers.

Those talking about a second strike really have no idea what that brings. They think it's the automatic sacking of the board. It's not. The board will get re-elected because the majority of shareholders support them.

For example
They get this second strike that they are craving.
The SP tumbles even more, uncertainty sets in.
Then what?

Who's going to want to work for a company that has shareholders as unstable as some in here. That is a serious question btw.

 

[AusEire]

It doesn't need to know or say.
Specifics not required to spread Fear Uncertainty Doubt.

To me it sounds like a thinly veiled threat

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

To me it sounds like a thinly veiled threat

It's just a fart in the wilderness hoping to attract carrion lovers whilst our share price is still depressed.
Not much fat on our bones though atm.
Most likely down to our fighting weight, nimble, engaged and ready for action.
Prepped and ready, following our plan, though uncomfortable, we can survive here as long as it takes.
In the meantime, as the rest of the world catches up, we are in pole position to take advantage and leverage our embedded status within our healthy and ever-growing ecosystem.
Bring It BrainChip.

 

[Damo4]

Those talking about a second strike really have no idea what that brings. They think it's the automatic sacking of the board. It's not. The board will get re-elected because the majority of shareholders support them.

For example
They get this second strike that they are craving.
The SP tumbles even more, uncertainty sets in.
Then what?

Who's going to want to work for a company that has shareholders as unstable as some in here. That is a serious question btw.

It's almost as if some benefit from a lower SP...

 

[Damo4]

I would be very surprised if this wasn't management trying to influence the influencers..........

toasty the red-day-postie

If I could influence anyone, it would be that you leave me alone lol

 

[JoMo68]

Those talking about a second strike really have no idea what that brings. They think it's the automatic sacking of the board. It's not. The board will get re-elected because the majority of shareholders support them.

For example
They get this second strike that they are craving.
The SP tumbles even more, uncertainty sets in.
Then what?

Who's going to want to work for a company that has shareholders as unstable as some in here. That is a serious question btw.

I would seriously question the motives/agendas of those advocating for a second strike…

 

[McHale]

And a little reminder through a simple Web search
"Akida 1000 can achieve a throughput of 1,200 fps (frames per second) and a latency of 0.83 ms (milliseconds) for the MobileNetV1 model with a 224x224 input resolution on the ImageNet dataset1. On the other hand, the NVIDIA Jetson TX can achieve a throughput of 1,000 fps and a latency of 1 ms for the same model and input resolution on the same dataset3. This means that the Akida 1000 has a higher throughput and a lower latency than the NVIDIA Jetson TX for this particular model and use case, which implies that it is faster."
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Hey @Labsy, how much does it cost to buy a jetson vs an akida 1000. I don't know so if anyone knows can you share, thanks.

 

[Bravo]

Judging from the email @Schnitzel lover received from Tony, I believe Tony is extremely confident of avoiding a second strike.

To flip it around, I look at it as though Tony is basically confirming that if BrainChip fails to achieve further commercialisation and revenue before the next AGM then a second strike is warranted.

Only someone who was absolutely confident of being able to meet the terms described in order to avoid any prospect of a second strike would write this IMO. And, if anything it lends further confidence to things moving in the right direction in a "sooner" time-frame.

 

[The Pope]

Judging from the email @Schnitzel lover received from Tony, I believe Tony is extremely confident of avoiding a second strike.

To flip it around, I look at it as though Tony is basically confirming that if BrainChip fails to achieve further commercialisation and revenue before the next AGM then a second strike is warranted.

Only someone who was absolutely confident of being able to meet the terms described in order to avoid any prospect of a second strike would write this IMO. And, if anything it lends further confidence to things moving in the right direction in a "sooner" time-frame.


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Hi bravo,

I don’t think that Tony is extremely confident when using words like “IF” and “HOPE” in his reply but I’m sure BRN management and staff are doing all they can before the next scheduled AGM in May 24.

Happy to be corrected.

Cheers
The Pope