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[DingoBorat]

Did that interviewer, just walk in off the street?
He had absolutely no idea..

 

[Esq.111]

Chippers,

I'd be thinking this is how most of our clients comprehend our tech... hence the .....delay .





Regards,
Esq

 

[DingoBorat]

Chippers,

I'd be thinking this is how most of our clients comprehend our tech... hence the .....delay .





Regards,
Esq

If they are anything like that interviewer, yeah..

But they're not.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Good little insight into the highly successful ARM .

Such a massive company , can only imagine what they have cooking with our secret sauce




Check out this video explaining the presence and role of Arm in simple words and showcasing their technology everywhere, from smartwatches to TVs to even cars, at CES 2024:
[What is Arm? (& Why It's In Everything Now)](https://lnkd.in/ejuEq6zj).

This video explores some of the demonstrations across CES 2024 that take advantage of Arm technology and show how Arm is revolutionizing computing yet again, with the most power-efficient compute platform for an AI-accelerated future.

Arm, the powerhouse behind smartphone processors, is silently shaping our digital world. CES 2024 showcased Arm's ubiquitous presence, from smartwatches to cars. Here's the lowdown:

- Efficiency at its core: Arm processors boast stellar energy efficiency, translating to extended battery life for devices. No wonder they dominate smartphones and smartwatches.
- Performance rising: Once deemed less powerful, Arm processors are swiftly catching up, effortlessly handling demanding tasks like AI and gaming.
- Everywhere you look: Arm technology is the backbone of 99% of smartphones, numerous TVs, tablets, Chromebooks, and even some cars.

Examples from CES 2024 speak volumes:

- LG's transparent OLED TV: Powered by an Arm processor, this TV is a marvel of innovation.
- Lenovo M11 tablet: An ultra-portable device that stays cool and runs seamlessly, thanks to Arm processing.
- Garmin Lily 2 smartwatch: Award-winning with 5 days of battery life, courtesy of an Arm CPU.
- Sony PlayStation VR2: Next-gen gaming experiences driven by Arm processors.
- Electricar components: Arm technology making waves in automotive digital cockpits.

With a focus on efficiency and performance, Arm is on track to dominate the chip world.

Fun fact: 70% of the world uses Arm-powered products, with over 270 billion chips shipped to date.

Arm processors are making history as the most prevalent CPU architecture. Arm is already everywhere, even if you don't always see its name.

 

[TopCat]

Anyone know this guy?

 

[Sosimple]

Please excuse me if this has been mentioned before. I understand that it's not digital but, is it competition or are they somehow working with BRN?

 

[Pom down under]

Did that interviewer, just walk in off the street?
He had absolutely no idea..

Sounded like he was from Essex lol

 

[Humble Genius]

I don't lock into these sort of relationships but I have this idea that either Anil Mankar or Adam Osseiran has a daughter working at Google. SpaceX is also floating around as an idea. Tech also rings a bell as the person who posted about it ages ago perhaps even so far back it was HC. I am sure someone else apart from Tech will recall.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jad6os/

 

[DingoBorat]

Anyone know this guy?

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Seems like a smart guy

I can imagine the possibilities..
They look kinda like this..

 

[DingoBorat]

Please excuse me if this has been mentioned before. I understand that it's not digital but, is it competition or are they somehow working with BRN?

Competition.

 

[IloveLamp]

Qualcomm and Bosch Showcase New Central Vehicle Computer for Digital Cockpit and Driver Assistance Functions at CES 2024 | Qualcomm

ow.ly

 

[David holland]

Wow. How things have changed. I started investing in Brainchip in early 2020 and there wasn’t a single news article or dot join anywhere on neuromorphic computing, the tech was just being proven and we had no partners that I can recall and everything was just a dream. Fast forward four years and I just can’t keep up with what’s going on. We have IP licence deals, over 50 partners, several iterations of the awesome tech which is proven to work, “A” grade staff, “A” grade board of directors and we are seeing multiple articles and new dot joins being found every single day. We are mixing it with plenty of tier 1 companies and in my opinion, are just getting started. I have never felt more certain in Brainchips success than i do today. This is obviously a blatant upramp so please DYOR. Happy days ahead.

Keep a eye on the Financials

 

[Pom down under]

Keep a eye on the Financials

 

[Terroni2105]

This guy works with Mercedes Benz R&D in North America and has made several public posts over time praising BrainChip.

He has put up a post (seemingly facetious in nature) today stating a rumor about a French guy (I take to be him) will be presenting the most advanced automotive drive architecture (presumably from Mercedes who he works for) in March.

Liked by Anil Mankar.

Could this be our coming out parade?

There are rumors going around that a french man may present the most advanced automotive drive architecture at the Automotive Computing Conference (ACC) 🤐 ... | François Piednoel de Normandie

There are rumors going around that a french man may present the most advanced automotive drive architecture at the Automotive Computing Conference (ACC) 🤐 ...

www.linkedin.com

 

[Draed]

Looking at the financials.... no new licenses. Yeah ok.... but this amount can't be for service and tech support. Or sales of akida 1000 chips. Or 2000 or new box.... it has to come from integration into new product... I predicting this is tip of the spear.... entering into the asx heart. Not financial advice yadada.

 

[Earlyrelease]

Well here is the partial list of speakers in Detroit

 

[Earlyrelease]

Detroit has two Mercedes staff presenting and Michael’s area computing platforms!

Out of interest Renesas has their product and strategy manager there so maybe some little bread crumbs may be dropped

 

[wilzy123]

Keep a eye on the Financials

 

[MrRomper]

 

[Frangipani]

Anyone know this guy?

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Possibly just an enthusiastic BRN shareholder, who is either ignorant of or deliberately ignores Sam Altman’s long-lasting love affair with Rain AI, as he doesn’t even mention the neuromorphic start-up located less than a mile from Open AI’s headquarters in his post at all?!

What strikes me as odd is the fact that he is not arguing along the lines of Brainchip having superior technology that is already commercially available and would be a better choice than Rain AI’s (not yet available) analog neuromorphic chips for this or that reason (including the conflict of interest that arises from Open AI CEO Altman having been personally invested in Rain AI since 2018 with more than US $1 million).

Instead, he appears to be under the impression that he needs to make Open AI aware in the first place of how ultra-low power neuromorphic AI chips would be part of the solution to their sustainability problem. However, the fact that Open AI under Altman’s tenure as CEO signed a letter of intent (non-binding agreement) in 2019 to spend US $51 million on future AI chips from Rain AI is of course evidence that they have been aware of neuromorphic technology for years.

OpenAI Agreed to Buy $51 Million of AI Chips From a Startup Backed by CEO Sam Altman

Documents show that OpenAI signed a letter of intent to spend $51 million on brain-inspired chips developed by startup Rain. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman previously made a personal investment in Rain.

www.wired.com

Nevertheless good publicity for Brainchip.

Let’s keep our fingers crossed, then, that Elias Asbrede is also singing our company’s praises to his own employer:

For those of you, who have never heard of T-Systems:

T-Systems - Wikipedia

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