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Come on brainchip, partner or even a new partner and dropped something massive in the next 24 hours and destroy some of these 70 million shorts outstanding.
Might be our little TigerFrom this photo we can see that they have 2 tables set up for demo's plus the table in @wilzy123 post
I see a Panda and a toy car but can't make out the 3rd figure??
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Lol, yes that is my main goal here, you caught me out. You are like the Collingwood football club, either love them or hate them. (I am a Cats supporter in case you missed the point) Although I am aware you like the last word and try your best to belittle people, I will also respond because you asked.I know you want a reply to further bury the value content from today's CES but even Blind Freddie will tell you that if you read my whole post you would have read the words I have informed the company and it is being attended to. Obviously implicit in that statement is a level of disapproval.
As you claim to have read my other posts you will note that I suggested the appropriate course is to note the error on here if you must but send an email bringing the error to the company's attention for correction.
What I am not doing like you is to assume that the company which immediately reacted to the notification by me is just laughing it off and not taking any action to improve the employee, cadet or as I would suspect the IR contractors performance.
What I would like to know from you though as a person who runs a successful business why you have so readily leapt to the conclusion that Brainchip's executive staff are not successful business people who work to improve staff performance and counsel the staff member, contractor or even the cadet from one of the University programs responsible for the error? Have you communicated with Brainchip at an executive level and been informed that they find these errors acceptable and they encourage the making thereof by staff?
I must thank you though for a two things:
1. Confirming as I have said many times typos will not destroy the company nor put at risk partnership relations or frighten away real investors.
2. I have heard it screamed by some and the majority on HC that the CEO should be drawn and quartered for letting these typos go out. Now thanks to you if they scream out such nonsense again we can refer them to your post because you have made clear that successful business people like you allow staff to post things without checking every word beforehand then take corrective action.
My opinion only DYOR
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Yes Wouldn’t this place be so much better if those from the other side never spread there poison.I haven't posted in a while as the forum gets rather toxic at times.
I thought it might of been the 1.4 mil shares in the que for 17 cents that’s slowed the selling to themselves down.Afternoon Boab ,
Presently , I'm baffled to be honest .
Think the algos suppressing us are waiting for the slightest whiff of something ....... anything with $ attached .
Sorry , not much help .
Regards ,
Esq.
Infineon** Good post, well said.I haven't posted in a while as the forum gets rather toxic at times.
These podcasts at CES however do clearly tell me one thing - The team at Brainchip have listened to feedback regarding communication. These have been great little snippets of updates with a few partners. My favourite so far being Onsemi and Inivation.
I sincerely hope Nandan will be bringing Farshad's (Inivation) comments to Sean Hehirs attention ASAP. I emailed Tony to also follow up with Sean to hopefully benefit from valuable critique from Farshad.
"I have been involved with Brainchip for less than a year, or maybe a year so far...I've been interacting with the company in terms of learning their capabilities"
"it is very promising, I also think their are certain areas that you're not advertising as best as you could"
"Kind of underestimating yourselves"
I really hope the dot joiners can calm down a little and not dismiss posters where someone doesn't jump to the premature conclusions that some draw here without fact or announcements. I like this place and hate blatant downramping as much as the next well intentioned shareholder. But we are still VERY early on in partnerships with some companies from the sounds of it. And we clearly aren't advertising our full capabilities well enough just yet (one partners' opinion but they are in a better position to comment on this than any of us). Hopefully this is a very fruitful year for us and it sounds like a little traction may be headed our way.
Thanks mt, edited. It has been a hell of a first week back at work.Infineon** Good post, we’ll said.
Happy to oblige.Got anything more up to date……we all know about the EQXX from 2022!…….and it was a great endorsement from MB.
The new CLA concept is going to be using NVIDIA and is the reason for the ’water-cooled’ chip…….and the chip-to-cloud processing.
Now unless you can find any evidence that Akida will be used for processing data at the edge of the sensors in the CLA concept…..then all you have is ‘Hope’.
Akida will be used extensively in future MB models……..just not in this one…..it’s too early for us.
hit me with your condescending and patronising memes….i’m ready
Hi D&S,I haven't posted in a while as the forum gets rather toxic at times.
These podcasts at CES however do clearly tell me one thing - The team at Brainchip have listened to feedback regarding communication. These have been great little snippets of updates with a few partners. My favourite so far being Onsemi and Inivation.
I sincerely hope Nandan will be bringing Farshad's (Inivation) comments to Sean Hehirs attention ASAP. I emailed Tony to also follow up with Sean to hopefully benefit from valuable critique from Farshad.
"I have been involved with Brainchip for less than a year, or maybe a year so far...I've been interacting with the company in terms of learning their capabilities"
"it is very promising, I also think their are certain areas that you're not advertising as best as you could"
"Kind of underestimating yourselves"
I really hope the dot joiners can calm down a little and not dismiss posters where someone doesn't jump to the premature conclusions that some draw here without fact or announcements. I like this place and hate blatant downramping as much as the next well intentioned shareholder. But we are still VERY early on in partnerships with some companies from the sounds of it. And we clearly aren't advertising our full capabilities well enough just yet (one partners' opinion but they are in a better position to comment on this than any of us). Hopefully this is a very fruitful year for us and it sounds like a little traction may be headed our way.
nope you failed again…you did not find what I requested below;
“Now unless you can find any evidence that Akida will be used for processing data at the edge of the sensors in the CLA concept…..then all you have is ‘Hope’.”
….and the Award for the most “Hope Akida Inside ”…..goes to BRAVO!!!
connect the dots below.
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we are done….or at least I am!
I don't know what I wrote that got such a rise out of you (or tongue lashing, as you so eloquently put it), or what the relevance to my post really is. I wouldn't be invested in a tech company that I didn't believe have fantastic technology.Hi D&S,
Good to hear from you.
As usual, that introduction presages a tongue lashing.
This technology is evolving at such a rapid rate that we've met ourselves coming back.
Akida 1 is brilliant groundbreaking technology - digital spiking neural network system on a chip with special sauce (N-of-M coding), using spikes (originally 1-bit) and only activating when an "event" (a change in the input data) occurred.
Previously, the only practicable way of identifying objects in a field of view was with a software program implementing convolutional neural networks (CNNS), either on a CPU (quite slow and power hungry), or GPU (faster but proportionally more power hungry.
Mostly in academic circles, attempts have been made to implement analog (ReRAM/MemRistor) CNN in silicon, but the manufacturing processes and temperature variability have limiter the accuracy of such devices.
PvdM's genius was in realizing that digital NNs could avoid these inherent inaccuracies, and in recognizing the genius of Simon Thorpe's N-of-M coding and, just as importantly, how it could be applied in silicon.
This gave rise to Akida 1, a technology years ahead of the competition. The design is highly flexible, allowing for a few nodes (4*NPEs per node), up to a couple of hundred nodes. Akida 1 was applicable to any sensor (video, audio, taste, smell, vibration ... ) so that, with the appropriate model library, it could classify any input signal. Of course, you don't find model libraries just lying around, but there are open source versions available, and Akida 1 has the ability to learn new classes to add to the model on chip. In addition, BRN has developed its own in-house model library "zoo".
Akida 1 went through a couple of iterations based on customer feedback. Initially it has 1-bit weights and activations - lightning fast and anorexically power sipping.
Customers were prepared to forego portions of these advantages for greater accuracy and somewhat higher power consumption.
So Akida 1 switched to 4-bit weights/activations.
In addition, customers required the ability to use their existing CNN models, so Akida 1 includes CNN2SNN conversion capability.
BRN has been involved with a few leading edge sensor makers for some years - eg, Valeo for lidar, Prophesee for DVS event cameras, both of which are a natural fit for Akida's snn capabilities. But there is an infinite number of applications for which Akida 1 is the best solution, except for Akida 2.
Our switch to IP only made a rod for our own back, excluding all but those who had the odd $50 million laying around to invest in developing new chips. Not that this is an unworkable business model - ARM does nicely out of it, although it would like a larger slice of the pie.
So now we come to the stage where we are prepared to sell devices including Akida 1, not so much as an income generating enterprise as a capability demonstration of Akida 1 ...
... and, to top it off, Akida 2 blows the socks off Akida 1.
How many EAPs are primed to explode? - well. in all the excitement, I've kinda forgotten myself, so, go ahead punk, make my day!
REVERSE SLIT PIGS *UCKING ARSEIn the German forum there is a discussion about a possible reverse split if it continues like this. What is your opinion?