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buena suerte :-)

BOB Bank of Brainchip
Very nice :) :)

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wilzy123

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ANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

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Tried to stay away from here to stop my negative comments but gosh... still no ip deals... I get that we are somewhat progressing but extremely disappointing to just wait year after year without seeing any material news like revenue/ip deals...
 
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Tried to stay away from here to stop my negative comments but gosh... still no ip deals... I get that we are somewhat progressing but extremely disappointing to just wait year after year without seeing any material news like revenue/ip deals...
It's the xmas break mate, wait until the team are back mate
 
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Tried to stay away from here to stop my negative comments but gosh... still no ip deals... I get that we are somewhat progressing but extremely disappointing to just wait year after year without seeing any material news like revenue/ip deals...

Cardpro, would this patent Annnnnnnnnn, be considered a deal of sorts, and revenue most likely will be forth coming from it at some time, in the not tooooo distant future, IMO, of course.

Just a thought mind.

Akida Ballista >>>>>> Oh, not another patent surely, it's all so droll int it <<<<<<


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Tried to stay away from here to stop my negative comments but gosh... still no ip deals... I get that we are somewhat progressing but extremely disappointing to just wait year after year without seeing any material news like revenue/ip deals...
It's the xmas break mate, wait until the team are back mate

Oh no, they are becoming self aware.
 
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ASIC the toothless tiger won’t stop the rot from these leeches that cripple small ,new start ups.
They don't necessarily consider it as "rot"..

I've seen a letter from the ASIC, in a response to a complaint against a certain corporation (maybe Citicorp) in regards to trading in BRN securities.

It basically said, that even if they found misconduct, they may not act, as acting may disrupt the market (and they are of course, all for creating an orderly market).

Words to the affect of..

"Decisions must be made, for the Greater Good"
(Greater Good, can be interpreted as those with the most money to persuade underpaid government officials, also being those with the most to lose, should their activities be exposed).

They are beyond toothless, I believe the ASIC are corrupt and almost openly condone criminal activity.
 
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hotty4040

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Cardpro, would this patent Annnnnnnnnn, be considered a deal of sorts, and revenue most likely will be forth coming from it at some time, in the not tooooo distant future, IMO, of course.

Just a thought mind.

Akida Ballista >>>>>> Oh, not another patent surely, it's all so droll int it <<<<<<


hotty...


I should have added, that, the revenue I mentioned, is possibly/maybe, into my account/bottom line/adjustment-required, and not necessarily " Brainchips, bottom line. But you never know ?? for sure ?? does one.

Akida Ballista

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They don't necessarily consider it as "rot"..

I've seen a letter from the ASIC, in a response to a complaint against a certain corporation (maybe Citicorp) in regards to trading in BRN securities.

It basically said, that even if they found misconduct, they may not act, as acting may disrupt the market (and they are of course, all for creating an orderly market).

Words to the affect of

"Decisions must be made, for the Greater Good"

They are beyond toothless, I believe the ASIC are corrupt and almost openly condone criminal activity.
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IloveLamp

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One for the Qualcomm believers.......


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One for the Qualcomm believers.......


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Pencil them in, as a potential "New Partner" to be announced at CES 2024 😉
 
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DK6161

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Can't catch a break. New patent granted and we still here 😫.
2023 can't end sooner for some.
2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 is our year!
 
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Tothemoon24

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Hopefully a little Brainchip magic amongst theses big players to be announced​

Samsung, LG to focus on AI technologies at CES 2024​

2023.12.26 13:00:02 | 2023.12.26 15:14:32

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South Korean tech giants Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc. are expected to showcase their latest artificial intelligence (AI) technologies at Consumer Electronics Show 2024 (CES) in Las Vegas, the United States.

Samsung Electronics will hold a press conference on January 8, local time, under the theme of “AI for All.” Attention is on how AI will be integrated into Samsung Electronics’ latest home appliances, alongside the much-awaited introduction of its own generative AI Samsung Gauss that is anticipated to be featured in the Galaxy S24.

Under the theme of “Redesigning the Future of Customers,” LG Electronics is set to introduce a customer experience based on AI and innovative technology as it transforms into a smart life solutions company.

SK telecom Co., the country’s leading mobile operator, will also showcase various AI technologies, including urban air mobility (UAM), AI chip named SAPEON, and AI-based indoor/outdoor traffic and network analysis system LITMUS+ at CES 2024.

The company will also exhibit Excalibur, a veterinary AI service that helps diagnose X-rays on animals, SAPEON’s latest AI semiconductor X330, and AI Media Studio, a content platform that uses AI to convert old videos into high resolution or generate subtitles and translations.

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the organizer of CES 2024, said earlier that AI will be “pervasive throughout the CES 2024 show floor and conference programming.”

The CES 2024 Innovation Awards will also feature a new category for AI.

Keynote speeches will be delivered by the chief executive officers of major U.S. chip companies ? Pat Gelsinger of Intel Corp. and Cristiano Amon of Qualcomm Inc.

“AI is driving fundamental changes in the interconnection between technology and humanity,” Gelsinger said. “At CES 2024, we will demonstrate how semiconductors implement AI features for both consumers and businesses.”

Intel plans to showcase its commitment to “AI Everywhere,” a catchphrase the company has been promoting, at CES 2024. Intel recently unveiled a diverse lineup of semiconductors, including for AI learning, PCs, and data centers.

Qualcomm is focusing on on-device AI, which can operate generative AI without internet connectivity.

Alongside AI, sustainability emerges as an overarching theme at CES 2024.

Various industries, including mobility, energy, food tech, and smart homes, are creating innovations to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change.

Korean auto giant Hyundai Motor Co. will present its vision for the hydrogen business in addition to future cars.

SK Group plans to present a blueprint for a Net Zero world, where the climate crisis is resolved, with seven affiliated companies, including SK Inc., SK innovation Co., and SK hynix Inc., organizing a unified exhibition hall.
 
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Tothemoon24

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💥 improved ; Neutral Processing Unit​

The chip is said to supposedly run more AI algorithms and make more complex decisions locally instead of relying heavily on external data centres.​





LG’s rumoured ‘Alpha 10’ processor could bring more AI power to your OLED TV​

By Ainsley Walker
published October 02, 2023
Slated for release in LG’s 2024 lineup of OLED TVs

LG Electronics is expected to feature a new next-gen processor in its 2024 OLED TVs.



According to the Korean newspaper Etnews, reported by FlatPanelsHD, the upcoming ‘Alpha 10’ video, audio and data processor has been in development at LG Electronics’ SIC Center and features an improved Neural Processing Unit.



The chip is said to supposedly run more AI algorithms and make more complex decisions locally instead of relying heavily on external data centres. This is what we are increasingly seeing in new smartphones and would be a welcome addition to the latest OLED TVs.

An upgrade from the ‘Alpha 9’ chip, which was released in 2018, should hopefully mean an improvement in picture quality. This includes improved image analysis, noise reduction and object recognition, while there could be potential for audio enhancements too.
 
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They don't necessarily consider it as "rot"..

I've seen a letter from the ASIC, in a response to a complaint against a certain corporation (maybe Citicorp) in regards to trading in BRN securities.

It basically said, that even if they found misconduct, they may not act, as acting may disrupt the market (and they are of course, all for creating an orderly market).

Words to the affect of..

"Decisions must be made, for the Greater Good"
(Greater Good, can be interpreted as those with the most money to persuade underpaid government officials, also being those with the most to lose, should their activities be exposed).

They are beyond toothless, I believe the ASIC are corrupt and almost openly condone criminal activity.
Spot on
 
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Tothemoon24

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LG is gearing up to unleash its most advanced processor to date, poised to revolutionize what their OLED TVs can deliver. The much-anticipated successor to the Alpha 9, tentatively named the Alpha 10, holds significant promise in enhancing picture quality and AI capabilities.

According to reports emerging from the Korean newspaper Etnews (via FlatpanelsHD), LG Electronics has been diligently crafting the Alpha 10 processor at its System Integrated Circuit (SIC) Center. The standout feature of this new processor is its Neural Processing Unit (NPU), a development that is expected to significantly boost on-device performance compared to previous AI-based chips.

Essentially, this means that complex processing tasks will be handled locally within the TV itself, akin to the capabilities witnessed in high-end smartphones, eliminating the need for off-site data centers.

One of the key improvements with the Alpha 10 processor is its capacity to analyze images more effectively, reduce noise, identify and prioritize objects, and potentially enhance audio quality. These enhancements promise not only a visually striking experience but also an audible one across LG's 2024 TV range.

One intriguing aspect hinted at in the reports is the potential for motion-based services enabled by the Alpha 10. While specifics remain undisclosed, the applications could span areas like gaming, gesture control, object-based audio positioning, and possibly video calling.

However, it is unclear whether LG is actively pursuing these features or simply contemplating their potential. Moreover, it's worth noting that the Alpha 10 isn't limited to TVs alone, hinting at broader possibilities for interactive devices beyond Smart TVs.

LG typically unveils its upcoming TV models for the year ahead in January, which presents an opportunity to witness firsthand the performance of this new Alpha 10 processor.

Back in 2018, LG introduced the Alpha 9 processor, marking the first step towards incorporating machine learning-based picture enhancement algorithms. Since then, LG has introduced incremental enhancements to the Alpha 9 processor, with the 2023 LG OLED models, such as the C3, G3, M3, and Z3, featuring the sixth generation of this processor. For its more budget-friendly TV models, LG has employed the Alpha 7 or Alpha 5 processors.

The Alpha 10 processor represents a leap forward in processing power, with the incorporation of an advanced NPU and a focus on executing AI algorithms locally. This shift aligns with the trend observed in smartphones, such as the iPhone, where local hardware processing of AI models has become increasingly prevalent.

The Alpha 10's local AI processing capabilities are expected to yield improved image analysis, noise reduction, object recognition, and AI-driven audio enhancements. These advancements promise not only sharper and clearer visuals but also a more immersive and engaging audio experience for viewers.

Additionally, the Alpha 10's potential for motion detection opens the door to innovative services and applications. While specific use cases remain undisclosed, the possibilities include fitness tracking and motion-controlled gaming within the confines of one's living room. LG also plans to make software tools available to app developers, which could further enrich the ecosystem of applications designed to leverage the Alpha 10's capabilities.

While the Alpha 10 processor is initially intended for Smart TVs, LG has expressed interest in extending the reach of its webOS platform to a wider array of devices, potentially beyond the realm of television. Enthusiasts and tech aficionados eager to witness the potential of the Alpha 10 processor will likely get their chance at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) scheduled for January 2024, LG's traditional platform for unveiling its new lineup of TVs and innovations.
 
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LG is gearing up to unleash its most advanced processor to date, poised to revolutionize what their OLED TVs can deliver. The much-anticipated successor to the Alpha 9, tentatively named the Alpha 10, holds significant promise in enhancing picture quality and AI capabilities.

According to reports emerging from the Korean newspaper Etnews (via FlatpanelsHD), LG Electronics has been diligently crafting the Alpha 10 processor at its System Integrated Circuit (SIC) Center. The standout feature of this new processor is its Neural Processing Unit (NPU), a development that is expected to significantly boost on-device performance compared to previous AI-based chips.

Essentially, this means that complex processing tasks will be handled locally within the TV itself, akin to the capabilities witnessed in high-end smartphones, eliminating the need for off-site data centers.

One of the key improvements with the Alpha 10 processor is its capacity to analyze images more effectively, reduce noise, identify and prioritize objects, and potentially enhance audio quality. These enhancements promise not only a visually striking experience but also an audible one across LG's 2024 TV range.

One intriguing aspect hinted at in the reports is the potential for motion-based services enabled by the Alpha 10. While specifics remain undisclosed, the applications could span areas like gaming, gesture control, object-based audio positioning, and possibly video calling.

However, it is unclear whether LG is actively pursuing these features or simply contemplating their potential. Moreover, it's worth noting that the Alpha 10 isn't limited to TVs alone, hinting at broader possibilities for interactive devices beyond Smart TVs.

LG typically unveils its upcoming TV models for the year ahead in January, which presents an opportunity to witness firsthand the performance of this new Alpha 10 processor.

Back in 2018, LG introduced the Alpha 9 processor, marking the first step towards incorporating machine learning-based picture enhancement algorithms. Since then, LG has introduced incremental enhancements to the Alpha 9 processor, with the 2023 LG OLED models, such as the C3, G3, M3, and Z3, featuring the sixth generation of this processor. For its more budget-friendly TV models, LG has employed the Alpha 7 or Alpha 5 processors.

The Alpha 10 processor represents a leap forward in processing power, with the incorporation of an advanced NPU and a focus on executing AI algorithms locally. This shift aligns with the trend observed in smartphones, such as the iPhone, where local hardware processing of AI models has become increasingly prevalent.

The Alpha 10's local AI processing capabilities are expected to yield improved image analysis, noise reduction, object recognition, and AI-driven audio enhancements. These advancements promise not only sharper and clearer visuals but also a more immersive and engaging audio experience for viewers.

Additionally, the Alpha 10's potential for motion detection opens the door to innovative services and applications. While specific use cases remain undisclosed, the possibilities include fitness tracking and motion-controlled gaming within the confines of one's living room. LG also plans to make software tools available to app developers, which could further enrich the ecosystem of applications designed to leverage the Alpha 10's capabilities.

While the Alpha 10 processor is initially intended for Smart TVs, LG has expressed interest in extending the reach of its webOS platform to a wider array of devices, potentially beyond the realm of television. Enthusiasts and tech aficionados eager to witness the potential of the Alpha 10 processor will likely get their chance at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) scheduled for January 2024, LG's traditional platform for unveiling its new lineup of TVs and innovations.
Let's see what brings at the CES Event , if a big dude mentions Brainchips akida ,lookout or it'll be the standard watch the Financials on how BRN Are tracking, at some stage royalties will kick in then everybody will dot join again to find where the secret sauce is
 
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