Yes. It's a sort of tautological possessive.now that does look like a legit 'typo' error........
Yes. It's a sort of tautological possessive.now that does look like a legit 'typo' error........
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No,Yes great technology, but is it BrainChip?
What are the chances, that we have relationships with all the Company's on that graphic? ...
"(low this low that...... you know the rest !)"or, ....is it more about the implied nature of ARM being powered by Brainchip !! which in turn has the relationship / partnering with ALL these companies...
i love the tag line ...... ""stealthily powered by Brainchip"" (low this low that...... you know the rest !)
Thank you for sharing this Jesse. This is very significant. Grouping Arm with BrainChip and placing them at the side of the graph is significant. Nvidia is not competition for BrainChip. Akida is the add on that is going to supercharge ARM and Nvidia’s AI offerings. We are Ubiquitous (edit: just read Dio’s post below… I meant versatile, ubiquitous can come later).Just to add to what you’re saying FF-
We know Brainchip are their first strategic IP partner, we know they love us, the CRO of edge impulse has said he sees us being adopted by every silicon vendor.
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No,
In - Cabin monitoring gaining some media attention.
It's just a taste of things to come.
Every vehicle on the planet will have this tech incorporated at some point.
BrainChip will play a part in such tech.
To what degree is anyone's guess.
1% should take us to promised land.
Hi DB,"(low this low that...... you know the rest !)"
Actually, you've lost me there ...
But yeah, the graphic strongly implies that..
We've known about Renesas, now Infineon.
We are/have been working shoulder to shoulder with NVIDIA (on the Mercedes EQXX at the very least).
None of the other Companies, are out of the question...
Looks like BrainChip, is giving this "Ubiquitous" thing, a good crack!
Hi DB,
Going ubiquitous will take time.
If we are working with ARM, Intel, Nvidia, Tata ..., they have in-house NN expertise and may not need too much support, but providing the support they need will be critical to success.
Then there are companies like Valeo, Prophesee, etc, who have a fair understanding of NNs, but not to the same level as the first group, so they will need additional support. We have joint development projects with many of these.
After them, there are those who understand the advantages of NNs, but do not have any real in-house expertise, and these will require much more support.
BRN will no doubt be guarding against spreading itself too thinly, as it would be difficult to find sufficient staff with the requisite expertise. The BrainChip University program will in time go some way to addressing the shortfall and spreading the skills throughout industry.
I haven't seen any more recent employment numbers or the breakdown of tasks since we hit about 80.
A lot of the support work will be in providing appropriate data models for the customer projects. This may involve converting existing CNN models to SNN (CNN2SNN), and tweaking these models for the specific purpose, or it may involve producing new models which is a quite intensive undertaking.
When we achieve ubiquity, the customers will be producing their own SNN models.
Hi all,
I noticed a late trade of 500k at 4.28 PM.
I wonder what tomorrow has in store.?
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Very high! as you can see our name tied together with Arm in the bottom right corner.What are the chances, that we have relationships with all the Company's on that graphic? ...
They (TMH) have changed their name in the hope that it will help.)TMH, owned by HC, did that exact thing, when they pinned a trashy write up, to the top of the forum thread, smearing BrainChip and loaded with underhanded, skewed interpretations, on how the Company was run and what it had to offer.
It made a Motley Fool article, look like a respected publication.
The end result of which, produced this forum