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Or Sam Altman, last on the agenda, will tell everybody that he will be working with BrainChip and Intel from now on?
Did I mention before that the 21. is my lucky (birth)day????
It might be a very special day this year 
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Or Sam Altman, last on the agenda, will tell everybody that he will be working with BrainChip and Intel from now on?
Did I mention before that the 21. is my lucky (birth)day????
It might be a very special day this year 
Pom down under
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Nurses and junior doctors get a lot less than £30 hour working in London, most tradesmen are on a lot less as well. So £30 hour ain’t bad at all.
Tothemoon24
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Little vid in link ,
‘how we reinvent the powertrain to make it the most efficient on the market ‘
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‘how we reinvent the powertrain to make it the most efficient on the market ‘
Arm on LinkedIn: #ces2024
AI is reinventing the vehicle, and we're in the driver's seat. 🚘 From in-vehicle experiences to updates to driver assistance, we're seeing some of the…
Pom down under
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I don’t read too much, but found these 2 articles about how Intel lost its position as a chip leader and another on how they are making up the loss quite a interesting read
www.fierceelectronics.com
Intel Is Back in the Foundry Business—Entering the Angstrom Era
During Intel’s earnings announcement, CEO Pat Gelsinger made several product announcements that confirmed Intel is back.
aragonresearch.com
Intel dives deeper into AI with new mobile and server processors
Intel’s momentus “AI Everywhere” campaign to show it is a strong competitor in the AI chip arena moved into high gear Thursday. | Intel launched its Core Ultra chip for mobile and its 5th Gen Xeon chip for servers, showing off the company’s savvy in addressing the AI explosion
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
Basically, I think it's all the more important that it was posted under the company name Intel and the link is real, so it's not fake. If an employee had written this, well, I might not have even seen it. Brainchip can imagine something about it. In any case, I'm excited to see if there's anything new.
And here everyone is allowed to have their own opinion, that's the nice thing about this forum. Often the wording or facial expressions are simply missing.
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This was already apparent a few years ago. The queue at TSMC alone speaks or spoke volumes, where they had to join the back of the queue because they realised too late. But it is a ship that will not sink. They are reorganising themselves with all their might to catch up. A few years ago, I said that AMD was doing better from my point of view. Nevertheless, they are huge. And when they announce their new approach, we should listen because of the size alone. Just my opinion.I don’t read too much, but found these 2 articles about how Intel lost its position as a chip leader and another on how they are making up the loss quite a interesting read
Intel Is Back in the Foundry Business—Entering the Angstrom Era
During Intel’s earnings announcement, CEO Pat Gelsinger made several product announcements that confirmed Intel is back.aragonresearch.com
Intel dives deeper into AI with new mobile and server processors
Intel’s momentus “AI Everywhere” campaign to show it is a strong competitor in the AI chip arena moved into high gear Thursday. | Intel launched its Core Ultra chip for mobile and its 5th Gen Xeon chip for servers, showing off the company’s savvy in addressing the AI explosion
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Pom down under
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Year old, but a few interesting names on the panel and way to long for me to stay interested.
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rgupta
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The presentation was provided at IFS which is an event organized by Intel. So Intel wants to feel everyone at home and that is why the comment from Intel see you guys next week on 21st Feb at the inauguration ceremony.
Morning Pom down under ,
Interesting bits throughout , nothing specific
Time spots...
20:19. NPU
24:40
* now if you could supply a 700 page document for general perusing over breakfast that would great.
That was humour....
Cheers for aĺ the finds , all helps construct a bigger picture.
Regards,
Esq.
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MDhere
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Morning fellow brners,
Not so sure what all the whoha is about Intel and brainchip going on atm in this forum but what I do know is if Brainchip and Intel are working together GREAT. Intel could use a bit of Akida, its a win win for both.
If Nvidia wants Akida all to themselves well that's a different story
Sharing is caring unless Nvidia wants it all
Happy Chooseday. O and thanks @Pom down under for all the videos, I will try watch them all today
Not so sure what all the whoha is about Intel and brainchip going on atm in this forum but what I do know is if Brainchip and Intel are working together GREAT. Intel could use a bit of Akida, its a win win for both.
If Nvidia wants Akida all to themselves well that's a different story
Sharing is caring unless Nvidia wants it all
Happy Chooseday. O and thanks @Pom down under for all the videos, I will try watch them all today
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I am with ff on the Intel thing.
Intel would never allow a very public, random exciting comment, about a relatively new little known company unless there was a benefit for them to do so...........PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
These big tech companies carefully calculate and plan any social media interaction between companies. They have to, they're publicly listed. This is proven by the dual comments on both social media accounts, plus the tagging of Brainchip by intel and vice versa.
Not random accidents.
They cannot risk random employees spouting off the cuff. That would be meaningless and ridiculous. They would have strict protocols and checkpoints regarding any company social media interactions, they would be incredibly stupid not to.
ARM has bragged about us on social media more than once too , not to mention Mercedes and the rest.
Wake up people. Time to start realising this is happening with or without you.
Imo dyor.
Intel would never allow a very public, random exciting comment, about a relatively new little known company unless there was a benefit for them to do so...........PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
These big tech companies carefully calculate and plan any social media interaction between companies. They have to, they're publicly listed. This is proven by the dual comments on both social media accounts, plus the tagging of Brainchip by intel and vice versa.
Not random accidents.
They cannot risk random employees spouting off the cuff. That would be meaningless and ridiculous. They would have strict protocols and checkpoints regarding any company social media interactions, they would be incredibly stupid not to.
ARM has bragged about us on social media more than once too , not to mention Mercedes and the rest.
Wake up people. Time to start realising this is happening with or without you.
Imo dyor.
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AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
Might have already been shared, but, watch the video (which might have no value to us)... then read the comments in the section...the general feel is not positive with Intel at the moment. Intel needs a White Knight to save them, is that going to be Brainchip?
Intel Fountaries mentioned a few time so i am going to 100% assume they are 100% aware of Akida at the top end, and Intel would not let ARM get the leading edge over them...IMO
Intel Fountaries mentioned a few time so i am going to 100% assume they are 100% aware of Akida at the top end, and Intel would not let ARM get the leading edge over them...IMO
HI DB,
I like you were surprised by the Intel comments but am less so now. I had a look at the comments by Intel on other companies, and they are supportive of many that #intel in their comments. While it's exciting that they did comment on Brainchip, I don't think there is a great deal in it, just a friendly bit of support from the marketing dept of Intel for a "partner".
I think we can sometimes get carried away with a bit of positive bias when we want to
. Still nice of them to support us.Who really knows, maybe there will be a three-way tug of war to gain control of some sort over Brainchip, be that by
taking a very big stake or going all out with an offer that can't be refused.
ARM... INTEL... NVIDIA... pure speculation on my part....not financial advice to buy or sell.
I believe that a scenario of some sort will play out, the big question is when will be the right time.
Good morning all.......Tech.
taking a very big stake or going all out with an offer that can't be refused.
ARM... INTEL... NVIDIA... pure speculation on my part....not financial advice to buy or sell.
I believe that a scenario of some sort will play out, the big question is when will be the right time.
Good morning all.......Tech.
Tothemoon24
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Mr Lewis if this is insightful to you , it’s bloody magnificent to me
Groq is shaking up the AI world. It allows to chat with your Open-Source LLMs at 500 tokens/second. Beating ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Groq's speed comes from their custom Tensor Streaming Processor (TSP), or Linear Processor Unit (LPU). Unlike GPUs that use many cores for parallel tasks, LPUs streamline AI computations, offering predictable performance.
This design maximizes each clock cycle's efficiency, ensuring consistent throughput and low latency. LPUs also excel in energy efficiency by minimizing thread management and core underutilization.
Groq's chips can easily link together, avoiding traditional GPU cluster bottlenecks and allowing straightforward scalability.
It's a great alternative to high-demand GPUs like the A100s and H100s.
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Groq is shaking up the AI world. It allows to chat with your Open-Source LLMs at 500 tokens/second. Beating ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Groq's speed comes from their custom Tensor Streaming Processor (TSP), or Linear Processor Unit (LPU). Unlike GPUs that use many cores for parallel tasks, LPUs streamline AI computations, offering predictable performance.
This design maximizes each clock cycle's efficiency, ensuring consistent throughput and low latency. LPUs also excel in energy efficiency by minimizing thread management and core underutilization.
Groq's chips can easily link together, avoiding traditional GPU cluster bottlenecks and allowing straightforward scalability.
It's a great alternative to high-demand GPUs like the A100s and H100s.
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Are you technical? Check out https://AlphaSignal.ai to get a weekly summary of the latest models, repos and papers in AI. Read by 170,000+ engineers and researchers.
Right. One of the biggest tech companies in the world openly saying on social media they are excited by our little aussie companies tech, doesn't mean much and is nothing to get too excited by...........lol??HI DB,
I like you were surprised by the Intel comments but am less so now. I had a look at the comments by Intel on other companies, and they are supportive of many that #intel in their comments. While it's exciting that they did comment on Brainchip, I don't think there is a great deal in it, just a friendly bit of support from the marketing dept of Intel for a "partner".
I think we can sometimes get carried away with a bit of positive bias when we want to
I'll choose excited thanks. Dyor
Kachoo
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The ones not excited about Intel or any news are likely trying to buy back positions they sold on the run up.
Who would not want to sell some ot take a bit off the top these highs are over 6 to 7 months in the past.
The thing is we really do not know the discretion of the stock chartists or who ever its all a educated guess.
The one thing is if many sold who was the buyer?
The volume was significant for accumulating.
I can clearly see retail is not holding to many cause the boards would be plastered with rocket ships and going to the moon again.
I suspect something bigger is going on what exactly hard to say but many possibilities.
The bigger players are starting to mention BRN and Akida more frequently.
Will this tech be the advantage ARM needs Intel or Nvidia? That is the big question.
I guess we all just need to choose a position and live with our decisions.
Tuliptrader
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Being one of the very few companies asked to demonstrate our product, at this Intel flagship event, in front of the leaders of these titans of the industry, could only be a positive. AIMHO.
Sam Altman
Co-founder and CEO
OpenAI
Secretary Gina M. Raimondo
United States Secretary of Commerce
Satya Nadella
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Microsoft
Pat Gelsinger
CEO
Intel
Keyvan Esfarjani
EVP, GM, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Operations
Intel
Dr. Ann Kelleher
EVP, GM, Technology Development
Intel
Stu Pann
SVP, GM, Intel Foundry Services
Intel
Rene Haas
Chief Executive Officer
Arm
Yuan Xing Lee
Vice President, Central Engineering
Broadcom
Eric Fisher
President
MediaTek North America
Jason Wang
President
UMC
John Lee
General Manager and Vice President
Electronics, Semiconductors and Optics BU, Ansys
Anirudh Devgan
President and CEO
Cadence Design Systems
Mike Ellow
Executive Vice President
Siemens Digital Industries Software
Aart de Geus
Executive Chair and Founder
Synopsys
I do wonder if we are also involved on the MAG (Military, Aerospace & Governm) event on the 22nd february.
Hear from Senior US Government Officials, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, and Intel Executive Leadership on IFS strategy and MAG programs to enable advanced microelectronics products leveraging our leading-edge process, packaging technologies, and resilient supply chain.
*Event for MAG ecosystem and CNDA participants only
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Special Appearances By
Sam Altman
Co-founder and CEO
OpenAI
Secretary Gina M. Raimondo
United States Secretary of Commerce
Satya Nadella
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Microsoft
Featured Speakers
Pat Gelsinger
CEO
Intel
Keyvan Esfarjani
EVP, GM, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Operations
Intel
Dr. Ann Kelleher
EVP, GM, Technology Development
Intel
Stu Pann
SVP, GM, Intel Foundry Services
Intel
Rene Haas
Chief Executive Officer
Arm
Yuan Xing Lee
Vice President, Central Engineering
Broadcom
Eric Fisher
President
MediaTek North America
Jason Wang
President
UMC
Ecosystem Spotlight
John Lee
General Manager and Vice President
Electronics, Semiconductors and Optics BU, Ansys
Anirudh Devgan
President and CEO
Cadence Design Systems
Mike Ellow
Executive Vice President
Siemens Digital Industries Software
Aart de Geus
Executive Chair and Founder
Synopsys
I do wonder if we are also involved on the MAG (Military, Aerospace & Governm) event on the 22nd february.
IFS Direct Connect MAG Workshop on February 22nd
Join us for an exclusive Military, Aerospace, and Government (MAG) ecosystem workshop on February 22nd from 7:30 - 11:00 AM PST at Signia by Hilton San Jose.Hear from Senior US Government Officials, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, and Intel Executive Leadership on IFS strategy and MAG programs to enable advanced microelectronics products leveraging our leading-edge process, packaging technologies, and resilient supply chain.
*Event for MAG ecosystem and CNDA participants only
TT
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