BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Labsy]

Accenture is best known for its **information technology (IT) services and consulting**⁴. It is a leading global professional services company that provides a broad range of services and solutions in **strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations**¹. Accenture has a reputation for being one of the most **prestigious consulting firms** in the world, with clients in various industries such as banking, communications, health, insurance, resources and retail²³.

Accenture produces revenue from five operating groups: **Communications, Media & Technology**; **Financial Services**; **Health & Public Service**; **Products**; and **Resources**¹. Each operating group provides a range of services and solutions to clients across different industries and geographies. Accenture's revenue for fiscal 2023 was **US$64.1 billion**, an increase of **21.9%** from the previous year¹. The largest operating group by revenue was **Products**, which accounted for **US$19.8 billion** or **30.9%** of the total revenue

 

[Kachoo]

Accenture is best known for its **information technology (IT) services and consulting**⁴. It is a leading global professional services company that provides a broad range of services and solutions in **strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations**¹. Accenture has a reputation for being one of the most **prestigious consulting firms** in the world, with clients in various industries such as banking, communications, health, insurance, resources and retail²³.

Accenture produces revenue from five operating groups: **Communications, Media & Technology**; **Financial Services**; **Health & Public Service**; **Products**; and **Resources**¹. Each operating group provides a range of services and solutions to clients across different industries and geographies. Accenture's revenue for fiscal 2023 was **US$64.1 billion**, an increase of **21.9%** from the previous year¹. The largest operating group by revenue was **Products**, which accounted for **US$19.8 billion** or **30.9%** of the total revenue

Let's not forget this podcast with Jean.

Episode 23: AI with Accenture’s Managing Dir. & Global CTO Accenture Applied Intelligence Jean-Luc Chatelain

Listen to an insightful podcast with Sean Heir and Jean-Luc Chatelain and gain valuable industry information.

brainchip.com

Quite obvious the relationship goes quite far IMO all NDAs

 

[Kachoo]

What strikes me as shocking is all the major companies that have now engaged with BRN and are trialing them under NDA and what we do not know about yet.

Many have mentioned us in patents and publicly in great ways. There has been no real negative pullback from any trial that we know off.

Many of these companies when and if they introduce Akida in to acceptance as a standard will shift the focus and you will see a full on race buy all in the neuromorphic field. Then many could lose the edge hence why we are still slowly moving towards the gate.

When many look back a year or 2 from know they mag say only if I would have...IMO

Any way have a great weekend and amazing find Tech

 

[Bravo]

Only that Broadcom tech was used in the AKIDA development kit..

Akida™ Development Kit - Raspberry Pi

Specifications SoC: Broadcom BCM2711C0 quad-core ARM Cortex-A72 (ARMv8-A) 64-bit @ 1.5GHz GPU: Broadcom VideoCore VI RAM: 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB LPDDR4 SDRAM Networking: GB Ethernet and Optional WI-FI Includes Akida on PCle Board installed in the development kit Includes Meta TF Software...

www.google.com

Hi @DingoBorat, @Terroni2105 and @Fullmoonfever,

This Reuters article says Broadcom "decided to add the AI features roughly two years ago" which was at the same time that the AKIDA development kits utilizing Braodcom tech became available.

1.

Broadcom adds silicon AI features to speed new Trident networking chip

Tech conglomerate Broadcom added artificial intelligence features to a new version of one of its flagship networking chips, the company said on Thursday, aiming to help move information around data centers more efficiently.

www.reuters.com

2.

3. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck....

Broadcom bakes an NPU into its switches to combat congestion

Chip promises better telemetry, security, and traffic engineering, vendor claims

www.theregister.com

 

[Boab]

Let's not forget this podcast with Jean.

Episode 23: AI with Accenture’s Managing Dir. & Global CTO Accenture Applied Intelligence Jean-Luc Chatelain

Listen to an insightful podcast with Sean Heir and Jean-Luc Chatelain and gain valuable industry information.

brainchip.com

Quite obvious the relationship goes quite far IMO all NDAs

Yes, Sean and Jean-Luc know each other well.
Jean-Luc retired from Accenture in May this year to concentrate on his own business he founded in 2005
Verax Capital Advisors.

 

[thelittleshort]

EP4243011A1 EFFICIENT SPEECH TO SPIKES CONVERSION PIPELINE FOR A SPIKING NEURAL NETWORK

 

[Esq.111]

Morning Chippers ,

Nothing intelligent to add this end...

Hopefully next week something happens ... to put a smile on our dial.



Regards,
Esq

 

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[HopalongPetrovski]

Morning Chippers ,

Nothing intelligent to add this end...

Hopefully next week something happens ... to put a smile on our dial.



Regards,
Esq

And some people say they'd be satisfied with a doorbell.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hi @DingoBorat, @Terroni2105 and @Fullmoonfever,

This Reuters article says Broadcom "decided to add the AI features roughly two years ago" which was at the same time that the AKIDA development kits utilizing Braodcom tech became available.

1.

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Broadcom adds silicon AI features to speed new Trident networking chip

Tech conglomerate Broadcom added artificial intelligence features to a new version of one of its flagship networking chips, the company said on Thursday, aiming to help move information around data centers more efficiently.

www.reuters.com

2.
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3. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck....


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Broadcom bakes an NPU into its switches to combat congestion

Chip promises better telemetry, security, and traffic engineering, vendor claims

www.theregister.com

Thanks Bravo

I'm just trying to understand the packet inspection aspect as I recall well, pretty sure, we had a patent application in the past couple of years around packet inspections and thought may be linked to the Cyber-neuro RT project but now wondering if can overlap into stuff like this Broadcom tech.

Trying to find it again.

I don't fully understand it or the connection / capability yet but who knows.

On the Accenture patent @TECH posted, they also have a similar statement in another app...


24.20230029494NEUROMORPHIC SMOOTH CONTROL OF ROBOTIC ARMS
US - 02.02.2023
Int.Class B25J 9/16Appl.No 17752457Applicant Accenture Global Solutions LimitedInventor Ioannis Polykretis
This document describes neuromorphic controllers. In one aspect, a method for controlling one or more joints of a robotic arm includes receiving, by neuromorphic controller comprising a spiking neural network (SNN), a target value of a joint control variable for a joint of the robotic arm. The SNN includes two position proprioceptor neurons, two-speed proprioceptor neurons, a presynaptic inhibitory neuron, an extensor motor neuron, and a flexor motor neuron. The neuromorphic controller updates an actual value of the joint control variable for the joint of the robotic arm based on the target value of the joint control variable. The updating includes generating, by one of the two position proprioceptor neurons, the first spikes to one of the extensors motor neurons or the flexor motor neuron based on a difference between the actual value of the joint control variable and the target value of the joint control variable

 

[Bravo]

Thanks Bravo

I'm just trying to understand the packet inspection aspect as I recall well, pretty sure, we had a patent application in the past couple of years around packet inspections and thought may be linked to the Cyber-neuro RT project but now wondering if can overlap into stuff like this Broadcom tech.

Trying to find it again.

I don't fully understand it or the connection / capability yet but who knows.

On the Accenture patent @TECH posted, they also have a similar statement in another app...


24.20230029494NEUROMORPHIC SMOOTH CONTROL OF ROBOTIC ARMS
US - 02.02.2023
Int.Class B25J 9/16Appl.No 17752457Applicant Accenture Global Solutions LimitedInventor Ioannis Polykretis
This document describes neuromorphic controllers. In one aspect, a method for controlling one or more joints of a robotic arm includes receiving, by neuromorphic controller comprising a spiking neural network (SNN), a target value of a joint control variable for a joint of the robotic arm. The SNN includes two position proprioceptor neurons, two-speed proprioceptor neurons, a presynaptic inhibitory neuron, an extensor motor neuron, and a flexor motor neuron. The neuromorphic controller updates an actual value of the joint control variable for the joint of the robotic arm based on the target value of the joint control variable. The updating includes generating, by one of the two position proprioceptor neurons, the first spikes to one of the extensors motor neurons or the flexor motor neuron based on a difference between the actual value of the joint control variable and the target value of the joint control variable

Hi FMF,

What about this extract in an article on BrainChip's website first published in 2018?

EXTRACT

https://www.electronicproducts.com/brainchip-delivers-new-approach-to-machine-learning-with-neuromorphic-soc/

 

[Bravo]

Thanks Bravo

I'm just trying to understand the packet inspection aspect as I recall well, pretty sure, we had a patent application in the past couple of years around packet inspections and thought may be linked to the Cyber-neuro RT project but now wondering if can overlap into stuff like this Broadcom tech.

Trying to find it again.

I don't fully understand it or the connection / capability yet but who knows.

On the Accenture patent @TECH posted, they also have a similar statement in another app...


24.20230029494NEUROMORPHIC SMOOTH CONTROL OF ROBOTIC ARMS
US - 02.02.2023
Int.Class B25J 9/16Appl.No 17752457Applicant Accenture Global Solutions LimitedInventor Ioannis Polykretis
This document describes neuromorphic controllers. In one aspect, a method for controlling one or more joints of a robotic arm includes receiving, by neuromorphic controller comprising a spiking neural network (SNN), a target value of a joint control variable for a joint of the robotic arm. The SNN includes two position proprioceptor neurons, two-speed proprioceptor neurons, a presynaptic inhibitory neuron, an extensor motor neuron, and a flexor motor neuron. The neuromorphic controller updates an actual value of the joint control variable for the joint of the robotic arm based on the target value of the joint control variable. The updating includes generating, by one of the two position proprioceptor neurons, the first spikes to one of the extensors motor neurons or the flexor motor neuron based on a difference between the actual value of the joint control variable and the target value of the joint control variable

It'd be nice to be cosily tucked up in bed with Broadcom!

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Hi FMF,

What about this extract in an article on BrainChip's website first published in 2018?

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EXTRACT

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https://www.electronicproducts.com/brainchip-delivers-new-approach-to-machine-learning-with-neuromorphic-soc/

Thabks Bravo.

That's the relationship...cybersecurity.

Wondering if anything there that can be utilised along the lines of Broadcom uses in their new tech.

Not saying we're involved, just musing on capabilities.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

From a TMT Analytics report on BRN in 2019.

HERE

As you highlighted @Bravo

Some potential overlaps in desired processes imo

 

[Bravo]

From a TMT Analytics report on BRN in 2019.

HERE

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As you highlighted @Bravo

Some potential overlaps in desired processes imo

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Yes FMF, and primarily it was all these key words and features that struck me because they sound suspiciously familiar!


Some key words and features:
Training on the fly

Recognizing patterns in real time

No impact to latency

On-chip learning

 

[Pom down under]

It'd be nice to be cosily tucked up in bed with Broadcom!


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Boy they aren't wrong with BRN shares being under $10!!! The company is so under valued at 20cents imo

 

[Pom down under]

Can AI Continue To Scale?

Models have become more complex as capabilities and accuracy have increased.

www.forbes.com

Can AI Continue To Scale?​

Peter van der Made
Forbes Councils Member
Forbes Technology CouncilCOUNCIL POST| Membership (fee-based)

Aug 2, 2023,09:30am EDT
Peter van der Made is the founder and CTO of BrainChip Ltd. BrainChip produces advanced AI processors in digital neuromorphic technologies.

 

[Pom down under]

Edge AI: The Wait is (Almost) Over

Since the introduction of Artificial Intelligence to the data center, AI has been loath to leave it. With large tracts of floorspace dedicated to servers

www.edge-ai-vision.com

 

[Frangipani]

Boy they aren't wrong with BRN shares being under $10!!! The company is so under valued at 20cents imo

Totally agreed.

However, I am extremely curious to find out where I can get my hands on that super secret stash of extremely discounted NVIDIA shares?!

Since the analyst’s article was published on Nov 25 (and not April 1) and the author doesn’t mention fractional shares as an explanation, I am honestly perplexed. I trust everyone frequenting TSE would not have missed the stock’s stellar run this year so far (although some posters here have made it clear they do not believe the company’s growth is sustainable or have even predicted its ultimate demise):

To the best of my knowledge, there are no NVIDIA Class A and B shares (like with Berkshire Hathaway, where BRK-B closed at US $ 357.07 in New York on Friday, whereas the purchase of one BRK-A share would have set you back a whopping US $ 542,414.00 at closing bell).

Am I overlooking something? If not, I wonder whether readers of that Top AI stocks under $10 article who are not yet familiar with BRN would even bother to read on after that first paragraph and trust the analyst’s judgement on other stocks?

I happily own both NVIDIA (which is currently well over 100 % in the green in my portfolio) and BRN (still snorkelling underwater in the Red Sea), and IMO it is more than obvious which of the two stocks really “offers investors an affordable entry point into the AI revolution”, and it is clearly not the one already listed on the NASDAQ…