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Ronit Gabizon
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The Neuromorphic Revolution: Redefining AI and Problem-Solving!

Hey LinkedIn community! Brace yourselves for the neuromorphic revolution, a cutting-edge field reshaping how we approach technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

What's Neuromorphic Computing?
Think computers mirroring the human brain! This groundbreaking technology uses neural networks like our own, ditching traditional binary logic for a more efficient and human-like approach to processing information.

Innovation Sparks:
Parallel Processing Powerhouse: Neuromorphic chips handle multiple tasks simultaneously, boasting speed 1000x faster than conventional CPUs! (Source: IBM Research)
Energy Efficiency Champion: Inspired by the brain's remarkable efficiency, these systems consume significantly less power, making them ideal for edge computing.
Adaptability for Real-World Challenges: Continuous learning and pattern recognition are their forte, tackling complex tasks like anomaly detection in manufacturing or fraud detection in finance. ️

Market on the Rise:
The world is embracing neuromorphic computing! The global market is projected to reach a staggering USD 20.27 billion by 2030, growing at a whopping 21.2%. Buckle up for a transformative shift across various industries. (Source: Grand View Research)

Frontiers of Implementation:

The possibilities are electrifying:
Edge Computing on the Go: Low power consumption makes these chips perfect for edge devices, enabling real-time processing and decision-making in autonomous vehicles and smart cities. ️
Robots with a Brighter Brain: Enhanced intelligence empowers robots to navigate dynamic environments and interact more naturally with humans.
Finance Reimagined: Imagine AI-powered fraud detection that learns and adapts in real-time, or algorithmic trading strategies fueled by neuromorphic computing for faster, more accurate predictions.

Why I'm Passionate:
As a Business Development and Sales professional, I'm buzzing with excitement! This technology has the power to redefine how we tackle complex problems and leverage AI applications. I'm eager to contribute my skills and expertise to help companies, adopt this transformative technology and stay ahead of the curve!

Let's keep the conversation flowing! Share your thoughts on the future of neuromorphic computing and its potential impact on your industry.

#neuromorphiccomputing #AI #futureoftech #nvidia #Intel #IBM #Microsoft #Google #BrainChip #NXP #CerebrasSystems #InBrainNeuroelectronics #NervanaSystems #SyntiantCorp #Automotive #Healthcare #Finance #fintech #Manufacturing #Defense #stanforduniversity #MIT #CIT

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Hi @Sirod69

Great article ! and guess who's in the number one pole position on the grid...that's right....BRAINCHIP !

It's so clear that Peter was way out in front of his peers, he read 1000's of research papers, spent 1000's of hours working out how
he could develop his digital architecture, SNAP64....the rest as they say is history....we have the leverage to build a magnificent
company, absolutely no excuses going forward... AKD I AKD II..........Tech.

 

[Iseki]

My guess is and I will get stupid comments share price will stay between $0.16 to 0.175 all they way up to the AGM, Someone behind the manipulation wants us that pissed off with management that it will make their end goal a shoe in, besides my negativity I have been topping up as come AGM I personally think the someone will show their hand shortly after then the fun and games will start.

"I will get stupid comments"

I think akida could be in this.

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I think the training could be done on BRN shareholders in the lead up to the AGM.

Do you own meme.

 

[Diogenese]

Not sure why it didn’t work as it works from my notes, but I have added a new link for your convenience sir

Thanks TFM,

As I said, it was the helicopters ...

 

[Xray1]

I received todays interesting Commsec Health Check daily recommendations notification .... it seems like things are picking up for BRN

BRN

36% 64% Sell Buy

 

[Pom down under]

My guess is and I will get stupid comments share price will stay between $0.16 to 0.175 all they way up to the AGM, Someone behind the manipulation wants us that pissed off with management that it will make their end goal a shoe in, besides my negativity I have been topping up as come AGM I personally think the someone will show their hand shortly after then the fun and games will start.

I’m hoping lower for this Monday or Tuesday when my super clears

 

[7für7]

Not sure if any of our German friends can attend and potentially ask some strategic questions?

It is a little bit past my bedtime.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/chro...MD?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

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Your request is already reposted in the German forum. I expect the first response in around six to seven hours! They are sleeping now

 

[7für7]

Ok… I will keep up the “tradition” and ask…. TODAY EVENING PRICESENSITIV ANNOUNCEMENT???

 

[SERA2g]

Good Morning Chippers ,

BY GAD ........ some savvy seller has a parcel for sale.... 80,000 units @ $5.20 each.

Crazy fool .... as i stated a while ago.. MY present fair price sits at $5.21 AU ....... And might add still would not sell any once this price IS reached ....then surpassed.

SHOW ME THE DIVIES , FULLY FRANKED THANKYOU.

Regards ,
Esq.

You'll be waiting a long time for dividends in my opinion.

Even if profitability is reached and we're absolutely rolling in cash, the team will be pouring money into R&D and product development. The engineering and research teams are likely to become larger accordingly. Most tech companies don't pay dividends for the simple reason that you need to continue to innovate.

Excess cash goes into R&D and if it's not going directly into R&D then its being put into the war chest for strategic acquisitions.

The only way I see brainchip paying a dividend in the next 20 years is if it sells the technology for $x billion and shareholders are paid out a fully franked dividend before the company is wound up.

The alternative would be a takeover whereby 100% of the shares are sold and we all have capital gains.

Business or asset sales aside, the most likely way to make money on BRN is to sell your shares when the price goes up (capital gain).

Hopefully I'm proven wrong and Brainchip makes enough profit to pay bi-annual dividends at $5 per share LOL. Retirement looks good.

 

[Earlyrelease]

Sera
“You'll be waiting a long time for dividends in my opinion.”

As the Perths SH resident bean counter and tax specialist, the Perth crew thank you for this sobering news.

In light of this I think at the next Perth drinks you can demonstrate to the group the effects of capital gains and the 12 month rule. Since we have all know each other ( other welcome to join if live in Perth) for a few years now we can apply the 50% discount rule to the future purchase of the rounds over the bar. That way you can claim the tax deduction and we get the second round as our interim divided payment courtesy of your knowledge.

Win win I think.

 

[Esq.111]

Afternoon SERA2g ,

Maybe , maybe not.

If the cenario plays out as you invisage then I would put the listed price at least double , ie $10.00 AU PLUS PER SHARE.

Then work on say annual average compound growth of 9.6% , ( the ASX annual compound growth grossed up including divs), thinking this would be very conservative when one looks at other successful tech stocks ...over a period of years.


Would still potentialy be reasonably happy shareholder to sell a handful annually, the equivalent of a div , have to pick up the tax bill , but this is compensated by a larger market cap,.. share price.

Bit like CSL , pump the profits into R&D & pay a tiny div. Yet the Capitol appreciation of the stock is reflected in the shareprice.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Taproot]

Oh the possibilities !

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[Taproot]

Has anyone found any updates on the VVDN Edge Box? I presume it should be available for sale now?

Edge Box apparently about 3-4 weeks away.
Finalising the marketing strategy.
Should hopefully see the "AKD1500 Development Board" show up in that time frame as well.

 

[Fact Finder]

You'll be waiting a long time for dividends in my opinion.

Even if profitability is reached and we're absolutely rolling in cash, the team will be pouring money into R&D and product development. The engineering and research teams are likely to become larger accordingly. Most tech companies don't pay dividends for the simple reason that you need to continue to innovate.

Excess cash goes into R&D and if it's not going directly into R&D then its being put into the war chest for strategic acquisitions.

The only way I see brainchip paying a dividend in the next 20 years is if it sells the technology for $x billion and shareholders are paid out a fully franked dividend before the company is wound up.

The alternative would be a takeover whereby 100% of the shares are sold and we all have capital gains.

Business or asset sales aside, the most likely way to make money on BRN is to sell your shares when the price goes up (capital gain).

Hopefully I'm proven wrong and Brainchip makes enough profit to pay bi-annual dividends at $5 per share LOL. Retirement looks good.

Hi SERA2g

I would agree with what you say and support it by suggesting that the current development time line guarantees that dividends will not flow before 2030 at least.

2030 is the approximate year by which AKIDA 10.0 will be demonstrating Peter van der Made’s version of Artificial General Intelligence as he predicted.

If AKIDA 3.0 appears during 2024 there will still be seven iterations to reach AKIDA 10.0 so it will be a pretty tight schedule to maintain the present lead and dominate so every penny will be required as one new version every 12 months is a big ask in many ways but particularly in a financial sense.

Sean Hehir has suggested one new AKIDA every 12 to 18 months is their goal.

Peter van der Made has the design and roadmap in his head and so the way to ensure it happens is to throw money at getting it done.

When I started this Brainchip journey in 2016 the dominant view generally was that artificial general intelligence would not occur this century.

By 2019 there were some credible experts suggesting not before 2050.

By 2030 will be one enormous achievement.

Anyway the point is that with Bill Gates words floating in the ether that the company which invents artificial general intelligence will be worth ten times Microsoft there is no way that Brainchip will put ambition to one side just so it can pay dividends.

Of course this is my opinion only so DYOR
Fact Finder

 

[Diogenese]

Oh the possibilities !

Partnership | MegaChips Corporation

We provide safe and reliable products with Japanese Monozukuri quality by adding high quality to our latest development capability and technology.

www.megachips.co.jp

The extended coverage of Morse Micro could provide a gateway for 5G within defined zones.

I wonder if they will come up with a hand-over protocol to permit transfer between MM cells?

 

[Boab]

Oh the possibilities !

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We provide safe and reliable products with Japanese Monozukuri quality by adding high quality to our latest development capability and technology.

www.megachips.co.jp

A Koala and a Kangaroo hanging off the table.......

 

[7für7]

Hi SERA2g

I would agree with what you say and support it by suggesting that the current development time line guarantees that dividends will not flow before 2030 at least.

2030 is the approximate year by which AKIDA 10.0 will be demonstrating Peter van der Made’s version of Artificial General Intelligence as he predicted.

If AKIDA 3.0 appears during 2024 there will still be seven iterations to reach AKIDA 10.0 so it will be a pretty tight schedule to maintain the present lead and dominate so every penny will be required as one new version every 12 months is a big ask in many ways but particularly in a financial sense.

Sean Hehir has suggested one new AKIDA every 12 to 18 months is their goal.

Peter van der Made has the design and roadmap in his head and so the way to ensure it happens is to throw money at getting it done.

When I started this Brainchip journey in 2016 the dominant view generally was that artificial general intelligence would not occur this century.

By 2019 there were some credible experts suggesting not before 2050.

By 2030 will be one enormous achievement.

Anyway the point is that with Bill Gates words floating in the ether that the company which invents artificial general intelligence will be worth ten times Microsoft there is no way that Brainchip will put ambition to one side just so it can pay dividends.

Of course this is my opinion only so DYOR
Fact Finder

People will say “what 2030????” Don’t forget when corona started. It was end of the year 2019. So around 5 years ago.

 

[Falling Knife]

Id believe this is not AKIDA bc of the such short battery life but we know it is coming
Does APPLE know this too lol

 

[Fact Finder]

Hi All
In this world of instant gratification, three year election cycles, overnight multi millionaires and genuine time is ticking personal lifetime clocks the time it seems to be taking for Brainchip to become an overnight success can be frustrating.

It can also be hard to maintain perspective when every message around us is seemly negative. Interest rates, immigration numbers, cost of living, unemployment signals, national security, claims of genocide and on and on it goes 24/7 never stopping to take a breath even on the Australia Day public holiday weekend.

The following extracts are followed by the link to the full paper which is an interesting read but the point I am about to make is served by just these extracts.

The point is very simple.

This paper was published in 2021.

The ambition was lofty perhaps Science Fiction, the authors are eminent and located at prestigious places of research and employment.

The resources at their disposal huge in comparison with an Aussie company called Brainchip.

Yet Brainchip with the release of AKD1000, AKD1500 and AKIDA 2.0 are five years ahead and have achieved everyone of this groups lofty Science Fiction goals plus much more on a ridiculously small budget in comparison.

On top of which they have built out an amazing network of commercial partnerships hand in hand with their scientific and engineering achievements within that same limited budget.

If one divorces oneself from all the negativity there is much to praise about what Brainchip has achieved.

My opinion only DYOR
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“Autonomous Flying With Neuromorphic Sensing​

Patricia P. Parlevliet1*

Andrey Kanaev2 Chou P. Hung3 Andreas Schweiger4 Frederick D. Gregory5,6 Ryad Benosman7,8,9

Guido C. H. E. de Croon10 Yoram Gutfreund11 Chung-Chuan Lo12

Cynthia F. Moss13

• 1Central Research and Technology, Airbus, Munich, Germany
• 2U.S. Office of Naval Research Global, London, United Kingdom
• 3United States Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, MD, United States
• 4Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Manching, Germany
• 5U.S. Army Research Laboratory, London, United Kingdom
• 6Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom
• 7Institut de la Vision, INSERM UMRI S 968, Paris, France
• 8Biomedical Science Tower, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States
• 9Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States
• 10Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory, Department of Control and Operations, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
• 11The Neuroethological lab, Department of Neurobiology, The Rappaport Institute for Biomedical Research, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel
• 12Brain Research Center/Institute of Systems Neuroscience, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
• 13Laboratory of Comparative Neural Systems and Behavior, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Neuroscience and Mechanical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States

Autonomous flight for large aircraft appears to be within our reach. However, launching autonomous systems for everyday missions still requires an immense interdisciplinary research effort supported by pointed policies and funding. We believe that concerted endeavors in the fields of neuroscience, mathematics, sensor physics, robotics, and computer science are needed to address remaining crucial scientific challenges. In this paper, we argue for a bio-inspired approach to solve autonomous flying challenges, outline the frontier of sensing, data processing, and flight control within a neuromorphic paradigm, and chart directions of research needed to achieve operational capabilities comparable to those we observe in nature. One central problem of neuromorphic computing is learning. In biological systems, learning is achieved by adaptive and relativistic information acquisition characterized by near-continuous information retrieval with variable rates and sparsity. This results in both energy and computational resource savings being an inspiration for autonomous systems. We consider pertinent features of insect, bat and bird flight behavior as examples to address various vital aspects of autonomous flight. Insects exhibit sophisticated flight dynamics with comparatively reduced complexity of the brain. They represent excellent objects for the study of navigation and flight control. Bats and birds enable more complex models of attention and point to the importance of active sensing for conducting more complex missions. The implementation of neuromorphic paradigms for autonomous flight will require fundamental changes in both traditional hardware and software. We provide recommendations for sensor hardware and processing algorithm development to enable energy efficient and computationally effective flight control………..”

“The long-term goal is hardware and software design and prototyping for interacting autonomous vehicles. Our
hardware and software design and prototyping for interacting autonomous vehicles. Our target is neuromorphic hardware that aims at mimicking the functions of neural cells in custom synthetic hardware that is analog, digital, and asynchronous in its nature of information processing and is vastly more energy-efficient and lighter than classical silicon circuitry.

It is expected that such a neuromorphic technology will disrupt existing solutions and be a key enabler for real-time processing of different sensor modalities by lower cost, lower energy consumption, lower weight, adaptable to changing missions, while providing enhanced and resilient performance and saving human lives.”

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnins.2021.672161/full

 

[David holland]

You'll be waiting a long time for dividends in my opinion.

Even if profitability is reached and we're absolutely rolling in cash, the team will be pouring money into R&D and product development. The engineering and research teams are likely to become larger accordingly. Most tech companies don't pay dividends for the simple reason that you need to continue to innovate.

Excess cash goes into R&D and if it's not going directly into R&D then its being put into the war chest for strategic acquisitions.

The only way I see brainchip paying a dividend in the next 20 years is if it sells the technology for $x billion and shareholders are paid out a fully franked dividend before the company is wound up.

The alternative would be a takeover whereby 100% of the shares are sold and we all have capital gains.

Business or asset sales aside, the most likely way to make money on BRN is to sell your shares when the price goes up (capital gain).

Hopefully I'm proven wrong and Brainchip makes enough profit to pay bi-annual dividends at $5 per share LOL. Retirement looks good.

Keep watching the Financials and The new IP partnerships

 

[Deadpool]

Keep watching the Financials and The new IP partnerships