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[Bravo]

Neuromorphic mentioned 4min 25 sec ish (edge cortix?)

Embedded Executive: The Ecosystem For AI Is Ready, Renesas - Embedded Computing Design

When it comes to the ecosystem, particularly around AI, you need all the parts to be available if you want to develop a system. We know that ecosystems forever continue to evolve, but it’s safe to dive into the waters at this point, according to Mohammed Dogar, the Vice President and Head of...

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Richard Nass on LinkedIn: It's AI Everywhere Going Forward

Check out this podcast, which like most conversations lately, lands in the realm of AI. Embedded Computing Design

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Energy-Efficient AI Processors and Acceleration | EdgeCortix

Next Wave of Generative AI at the Edge. Introducing SAKURA-II, the world’s most flexible and energy-efficient AI accelerator.

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Hi @IloveLamp,

What a great find! I mean, when Mohammed Dogar mentions "neuromorphic engines" he has to be talking about AKIDA right? EgdeCortix has a Dynamic Neural Accelerator (DNA), which is not a neuromorphic engine, is it?

(4 mins )

"So this is part of our journey to provide customers a seamless and more comprehensive solution where they want to develop AI and machine learning for the edge. And one of the areas we want to accelerate and support our customers is heterogeneous compilation. So you can see a lot of these new products have neuromorphic engines, accelerators to accelerate the AI models and the applications that we do."

Mohammed Dogar - Renesas

 

[IloveLamp]

Hi @IloveLamp,

What a great find! I mean, when Mohammed Dogar mentions "neuromorphic engines" he has to be talking about AKIDA right?

(4 mins )

"So this is part of our journey to provide customers a seamless and more comprehensive solution where they want to develop AI and machine learning for the edge. And one of the areas we want to accelerate and support our customers is heterogeneous compilation. So you can see a lot of these new products have neuromorphic engines, accelerators to accelerate the AI models and the applications that we do."

Mohammed Dogar - Renesas

That's what me thinks

 

[JB49]

Hi @IloveLamp,

What a great find! I mean, when Mohammed Dogar mentions "neuromorphic engines" he has to be talking about AKIDA right? EgdeCortix has a Dynamic Neural Accelerator (DNA), which is not a neuromorphic engine, is it?

(4 mins )

"So this is part of our journey to provide customers a seamless and more comprehensive solution where they want to develop AI and machine learning for the edge. And one of the areas we want to accelerate and support our customers is heterogeneous compilation. So you can see a lot of these new products have neuromorphic engines, accelerators to accelerate the AI models and the applications that we do."

Mohammed Dogar - Renesas

You left out the sentence straight after.
The interviewer asked about him being on the board for Edge Cortix. And his response was:
"So this is part of our journey to provide customers a seamless and more comprehensive solution where they want to develop AI and machine learning for the edge. And one of the areas we want to accelerate and support our customers is heterogeneous compilation. So you can see a lot of these new products have neuromorphic engines, accelerators to accelerate the AI models and the applications that we do. So with that, you know, we've been working with Edge Cortix as a partner for a long time, and we've really seen there technology work successfully for multiple customers across the world. And we've taken the next step, where we have made an investment as a company into Edge Cortix"

The question is, are they using Edge Cortix to compliment Akida, or does it substitute Akida.

 

[Bravo]

You left out the sentence straight after.
The interviewer asked about him being on the board for Edge Cortix. And his response was:
"So this is part of our journey to provide customers a seamless and more comprehensive solution where they want to develop AI and machine learning for the edge. And one of the areas we want to accelerate and support our customers is heterogeneous compilation. So you can see a lot of these new products have neuromorphic engines, accelerators to accelerate the AI models and the applications that we do. So with that, you know, we've been working with Edge Cortix as a partner for a long time, and we've really seen there technology work successfully for multiple customers across the world. And we've taken the next step, where we have made an investment as a company into Edge Cortix"

The question is, are they using Edge Cortix to compliment Akida, or does it substitute Akida.

Hi @JB49, as I mentioned, "EgdeCortix has a Dynamic Neural Accelerator (DNA), which is not a neuromorphic engine, is it?"

I was simply highlighting that Mohommed Dogar specifically mentioned "neuromorphic engines" which suggests to me that AKIDA could be used to compliment EdgeCortix solutions.

My opinion only.

 

[Diogenese]

Thanks Diogenese, you are so kind to take the time to respond, I'm really sorry but I really don't understand any of that, it's well beyond me. In regards to the paper, is there any way akida could help with their research? Again thanks for your time.

Hi Rach,

As I indicated, statistics is not my strong suit.

Short answer is "no", Akida cannot be used with this concept.

This process uses analog transistors, and an inherent characteristic of analog transistors - manufacturing variability. Analog transistors are much more sensitive to manufacturing variations and to changes in tempera

Akida uses digital circuits which have a binary output (1 or 0). This gives a binary circuit a high margin for error - it's ON or it's OFF.
ture.

Analog signals can have any value within the limits of the system (the supply voltage), but, because of manufacturing variability, the same input to one analog circuit may produce a slightly different output from a second apparently identical analog circuit. Although an analog circuit may be intended to produce a current of 1 milliamp, it may produce a current of, eg, 1.1 milliamps. In an analog neuron, these currents are collected in a capacitor and the voltage across the capacitor is the neuron's output. When there are hundreds of analog transistors in a circuit, the variations in current can affect the accuracy of the process.

 

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Picture riddle. I'm watching a horror movie.
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Amazing what lengths "Traditional Auto " is going to these days, to create the F.U.D
Also look at what the Unions are trying to do in Sweden, .................. Tesla coping it from all sides!

 

[Bravo]

Scientists dive into better communication

Jervis Bay provided a controlled environment to test and evaluate trusted autonomous technologies for Navy.

www.defence.gov.au

 

[Bravo]

Look! I found the original post on the crapper in which @IndepthDiver posted the link showing BrainChip as partners of Western Sydney University and the US Defence Department.... which then mysteriously disappeared from view...

Here's the link that now goes to a bad gateway.
https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/marcs/our_research/our_collaborators

Here's the new partner page.

ICNS | Our Partners

www.westernsydney.edu.au

 

[IloveLamp]

Anybody heard of these guys? @Diogenese ?

CEO Interview: Suresh Sugumar of Mastiska AI - Semiwiki

Suresh is a technology executive with deep technical expertise in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, internet-of-things, hardware, software, etc. He spent 20 years in the industry, most recently serving as an Executive Director for open-source zero-trust chip development at...

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Kal Gandikota on LinkedIn: CEO Interview: Suresh Sugumar of Mastiska AI - Semiwiki

Mastiṣka AI, a startup building Neuromorphic Computers! #neuromorphicAI #ai4humanity #ai4democracy #chips4democracy #chips4humanity Make In India for the world

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Or CyberSwarm?

 

[thelittleshort]

 

[Dhm]

Hi Rach,

Baysean refers to a means of calculating statistical probability.
In this paper about medical diagnosis, previous systems had used a random number generator to deal with uncertainty, but the researchers have used the technical fault of inconsistent reproduction of device characteristic of memristors to produce the randomness. Above my pay grade.

Dio, Nothing on this earth is above your pay grade.

 

[DingoBorat]

What does Valeo's reply to Jesse's comment mean?

And do we have any link to this guy's company? Valeo seems to be giving them some credit for this latest test.

Shalabh Gupta
Technical Lead India | ADAS | GNSS-IMU | 4activeSystems GmbH | GeneSys Elektronik GmbH

The Valeo replies, seem to have been made by, a very poor quality, unintelligent bot..

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Latest episode about the "current" state of play in the development of AGI.
Worth a listen. About 25 minutes.

06 | Is super-intelligent AI around the corner? - ABC listen

Behind the rise of AI there's big questions about where this technology is going. Is it going to be super intelligent — and if that happens — is it going to kill us all? In our final episode, we're diving into the future and unpacking the full spectrum of expert predictions, from the idea that...

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[DingoBorat]

Yes but then went on to talk about their partnership with EdgeCortix for their AI processing at the edge. Renesas website states EdgeCortix’s solutions can deliver up to 50x better energy efficiency and 10X better performance / TOPS versus conventional GPUs and CPUs. Is this more competition for us?

They are definitely competition.

Not neuromorphic though and seem to be a bit further back, in the development timeframe.

Worth a deep dive into what they "actually" have going for them..

They have the thumbs up from ex MegaChips CEO and Softbank tech guy.

Energy-Efficient AI Processors and Acceleration | EdgeCortix

Next Wave of Generative AI at the Edge. Introducing SAKURA-II, the world’s most flexible and energy-efficient AI accelerator.

www.edgecortix.com

 

[thelittleshort]

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[DingoBorat]

Anybody heard of these guys? @Diogenese ?

CEO Interview: Suresh Sugumar of Mastiska AI - Semiwiki

Suresh is a technology executive with deep technical expertise in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, internet-of-things, hardware, software, etc. He spent 20 years in the industry, most recently serving as an Executive Director for open-source zero-trust chip development at...

semiwiki.com

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Kal Gandikota on LinkedIn: CEO Interview: Suresh Sugumar of Mastiska AI - Semiwiki

Mastiṣka AI, a startup building Neuromorphic Computers! #neuromorphicAI #ai4humanity #ai4democracy #chips4democracy #chips4humanity Make In India for the world

www.linkedin.com

Or CyberSwarm?

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Thanks for asking me, Ilovelamp

Looks like another insect brain inspired neuromorphic solution?

First silicon is impressive, but how good is it?

We need to giddy up.

I believe AKIDA would be superior to others, that seem to be coming out of the woodwork..

But the competitive environment is definitely hotting up, which is what you would expect, in what is and will be the hottest future sector.

As is Our intent and is increasingly being stated..

Artificial Intelligence, will be everywhere.

 

[David holland]

Latest episode about the "current" state of play in the development of AGI.
Worth a listen. About 25 minutes.

06 | Is super-intelligent AI around the corner? - ABC listen

Behind the rise of AI there's big questions about where this technology is going. Is it going to be super intelligent — and if that happens — is it going to kill us all? In our final episode, we're diving into the future and unpacking the full spectrum of expert predictions, from the idea that...

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In regards to the podcast is it good listening for Brainchip holders or abot of doom and gloom

 

[TopCat]

Nice to see Dell mention neuromorphic computing on the first page of their Artificial Intelligence Overview brochure

https://www.delltechnologies.com/asset/en-us/services/education/briefs-summaries/dell-artificial-intelligence-brochure.pdf

 

[IloveLamp]

Nice to see Dell mention neuromorphic computing on the first page of their Artificial Intelligence Overview brochure

https://www.delltechnologies.com/asset/en-us/services/education/briefs-summaries/dell-artificial-intelligence-brochure.pdf

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[wilzy123]

Look! I found the original post on the crapper in which @IndepthDiver posted the link showing BrainChip as partners of Western Sydney University and the US Defence Department.... which then mysteriously disappeared from view...


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Here's the link that now goes to a bad gateway.
https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/marcs/our_research/our_collaborators
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Here's the new partner page.
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ICNS | Our Partners

www.westernsydney.edu.au

And here's the old page:

April 2021 (Shows Brainchip):
https://web.archive.org/web/2021042...y.edu.au/marcs/our_research/our_collaborators

June 2022 (Does not show Brainchip):
https://web.archive.org/web/2022062...y.edu.au/marcs/our_research/our_collaborators