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David holland
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Keep a eye on the FinancialsWow. 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.
Terroni2105
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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?
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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?
François Piednoël de Normandie on LinkedIn: There are rumors going around that a french man may present the most…
There are rumors going around that a french man may present the most advanced automotive drive architecture at the Automotive Computing Conference (ACC) 🤐 ...
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.
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Frangipani
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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.
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
Frangipani
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I came across a company on LinkedIn called Fortinet after a like by Rob Telson. They are into cybersecurity. When I looked into them a little further I came across this article from 2020. It sounds like what Akida does but don’t think it could be due to the article being from 2020 and no revenue linked to them that I know of. Anyone heard of them before?
Fortinet introduces self-learning AI appliance for threat detection - Back End News
Cybersecurity solutions company Fortinet released its on-premise appliance that leverages self-learning Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to speed threat remediation and handle time-consuming, manual security analyst tasks called FortiAI. FortiAI’s Virtual Security Analyst embeds one of the industry’s...backendnews.net
Self-learning AI
To address the challenge of talent shortage in cybersecurity, Fortinet unveiled FortiAI Virtual Security Analyst to accelerate threat remediation. FortiAI handles many of the time consuming, manual tasks currently expected of security professionals, preserving their time for higher-value security functions. FortiAI’s self-learning capabilities continue to get smarter once deployed in an organization’s network.
FortiAI learns new malware features as it adapts to new attacks instantaneously and reduces false positives.
FortiAI with its self-learning AI model does not require internet connectivity to learn and mature, enabling organizations with closed environments or stringent security policies to stay ahead of threats.
Hi @TopCat
regarding Fortinet: I had recently stumbled upon that company, too:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-404796
Oh, and speaking of the NVISO Group: Their top-secret (?!) rebranded website (https://beemotion.ai/) that @Fullmoonfever had recently discovered by chance
(see https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-404823 and the ensuing chat) has since been taken down:
cosors
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Seems like a smart guy
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I can imagine the possibilities..
They look kinda like this..
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Pom down under
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BrainShit
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Sounds good to me... remember ANT61 got his AI model for Akida trained at AWS.
Deep Insight: https://aws.amazon.com/de/blogs/rob...orcement-learning-for-space-robots-using-aws/
TATA announced partnership with AWS
Source: https://www.tcs.com/who-we-are/news...w-generative-ai-practice-partnership-with-aws
Will AWS offer the next framework for Akida like Edge Impulse
or will this only available for TATA to make generative AI deployment effective? Thinking of the Elxi medical devices and industrial applications announcement ....
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Damo4
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buena suerte :-)
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