Good afternoon back in Australia,
Gee, I was speaking with my son in Perth at 6.45am this morning, Perth in the grips of a heatwave, 35c on Sunday through to this Sunday with
temps ranging between 37c and 40c....I'm sweating it out here at the top of NZ in 22c

....November heatwave, pretty sure it's going to be a
new record, I personally can't remember temps like that in November ever since I first arrived back in 1985.
Well here's a nice comment, some might say it's also hot !
"we’re using Akida 1 chip to run machine learning models for the vision system of our space robotics system. We plan to train it while in space. For us the major decision factor was the low power consumption, and subsequently less heat generation, which is a significant consideration for space applications."
No names mentioned, but nobody does it better than Peter's brilliant architecture, we have numerous points of difference between us and the mob, the MOST OBVIOUS is, we have a commercial, fully functioning, proven beyond a reasonable doubt technology that more and more, including tech media giants have FINALLY RECOGNISED that the (current) future is Spiking Neural Networks, Neuromorphic Computing, thanks to pioneers like Peter and the ones who came before him.
Our journey is feeling very uplifting, roll on 2024.
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