thnx JB49, majority AI chips in the market are based on the cloud, how can we change the whole world (been built for two decades) to the edge?"Cutting edge" is just a term thats used to define something that is new and advanced in that field. Or to give someone a cutting edge, it means you have an advantage over your competitors. Generally when you see the word cutting edge, they are not referring to edge devices.
Just to confuse you even more, it could be used as follows:
Brainchip have a cutting edge technology that provides IP utilised in edge devices, enabling its customers to benefit from a cutting edge solution
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By the simple fact that the amount of data that is going to be generated with all these devices, then the cloud etc wont cope. Also the latency created with sending data to the cloud and for a reply will not suit many applications. Also the power savings doing a lot of the processing at the edge will be a winner. The edge will serve a very useful market. IMO
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No idea but all I know is all the exchanges are taking from Australian shares so all my plan is is to trickle feed them my shares at each $2 then every dollar after like a slow tap. So I see it as a good thing for us despite us not seeimg it straight away. With a crosstrade of 4 million like yesteday I agree we should be made aware what entity name was and I believe we will get to know. Onwards and upwards and keep on swimming, keep on swimming, keep on swimming
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“How do we change the whole world…” truth is much of the work has already been done, the market is now coming to us. The realisation that connected AI's restrictive reliance and demands on memory, connectivity, data and power consumption is starting hit home.
We find ourselves in this position not by accident. Our founders had the foresight and conviction to pursue and develop the solution before the problem even existed. The hard work of our team over the last few years and continuing to this day in developing and delivering our technology, patents and partner network has us perfectly positioned. Connected AI has its place, but equally and perhaps more importantly in terms of scale of application so does edge AI. What Akida brings, be it stand alone or in conjunction with connected AI is undeniable.
What a great week, feels like the beginning of something special.
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The answer is Brainchip is not trying to change the world.
The answer is compatibility as a result of incorporating CNN and CNN2SNN conversion Brainchip allows the whole World to adopt AKIDA technology into their existing platforms without changing or throwing out their existing technology or models.
By adding AKIDA technology suddenly the World can off load Ai inference at the Edge to AKIDA and only deal with the relevant events dramatically reducing needed bandwidth by only sending valuable relevant meta data to the Cloud where it can be processed further, action taken and then stored more economically and efficiently ready for use.
The best real world example is a security camera monitoring a commuter carpark.
A normal security camera connected to the cloud can have its frame rate slowed down to reduce power to say 10 fps yet even though it is slowed down it is still every second sending ten frames or photographs of the carpark with nothing happening to the cloud needing the same bandwidth every second, every minute, every hour.
This means if my maths is correct 36,000 images of nothing happening is being sent to the cloud for processing to find and report 36,000 times nothing happening every hour on the hour 24 hours a day.
This results in masses of probably useless data being stored in case it is later needed.
Enter AKIDA technology because it is compatible with every sensor and every process the carpark owner can slot it in between the camera and the existing processor and it can monitor the 10 fps for events and only when an event occurs in a frame does it pass this frame/ photo on to the processor as meta data to send on to the cloud for further processing.
What this allows is the camera to run at higher frame rates (Nviso runs at over 1,000 fps with AKIDA) and resolution (even colour) while still dramatically lowering energy consumption and with dramatically reduced bandwidth and cloud storage saving running costs at every stage while reducing latency and improving accuracy.
The reality of what Brainchip offers is that it makes the existing technology magnitudes better and does not require all existing technology to be made redundant and thrown on the scrap heap before it can be adopted.
Beyond this Brainchip AKIDA technology offers the option to start from scratch and build out whole systems based on its technology so that as existing technology ages and has to be replaced it can step in and immediately or over time completely replace that which went before.
This is why you can read on the ARM website that AKIDA dramatically improves the efficiency of ARM processes.
My opinion only DYOR
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Thanks F.F. for your explanation, Easy to understand for some one with memory problems.
Hi GF, not 100% sure but could be an off market transfer. I do this every year as I transfer shares from my company into my SMSF. When this transfer takes place I do not know how ASX calculates the volume as a traded volume of shares.I’m confused. How can someone buy 4,000,000 shares at .49 cents after trade closes? If this happened during open trade, there wasn’t 4.000,000 shares on sale at .49? It would surely have had to push the price up considerably to cover the 4mil??? Obviously I’m missing something??
Thanks for your patience . This is definitely a professional, easy understanding explanation. I think it will make more newbie like me more confident to hold BRN.
For the shorter, they manipulate our SP today , one day in the near future we will dominate their manifestation tools!
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One of the best explanations FF.
Even a layman can understand what is important and how system can be made more productive.
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Hi Cgc
One of the things to keep in mind with Brainchip is that it’s AKIDA technology is about much, much more than just the glamorous and sexy autonomous driving end of the technology market.
If you personally are a newbie you may have missed this partnership:
“BrainChip’s Neuromorphic Technology Enables Intellisense Systems to Address Needs for Next-Generation Cognitive Radio Solutions
Laguna Hills, Calif. – March 21, 2023 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd(ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, today announced that Intellisense Systems Inc. has selected its neuromorphic technology to improve the cognitive communication capabilities on size, weight and power (SWaP) constrained platforms (such as spacecraft and robotics) for commercial and government markets.
Intellisense’s intelligent radio frequency (RF) system solutions enable wireless devices and platforms to sense and learn the characteristics of the communications environment in real time, providing enhanced communication quality, reliability and security. By integrating BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic processor, Intellisense can deliver even more advanced, yet energy efficient, cognitive capabilities to its RF system solutions.
One such project is the development of a new Neuromorphic Enhanced Cognitive Radio (NECR) device to enable autonomous space operations on platforms constrained by size, weight and power (SWaP). Intellisense’s NECR technology provides NASA numerous applications and can be used to enhance the robustness and reliability of space communication and networking, especially cognitive radio devices. Smart sensing algorithms will be implemented on neuromorphic computing hardware, including Akida, and then integrated with radio frequency modules as part of a Phase II prototype.
“We are excited to partner with BrainChip and leverage their state-of-the-art neuromorphic technology,” said Frank T. Willis, President and CEO of Intellisense. “By integrating BrainChip’s Akida processor into our cognitive radio solutions, we will be able to provide our customers with an unparalleled level of performance, adaptability and reliability.”
BrainChip’s Akida processor is a revolutionary computing architecture that is designed to process neural networks and machine learning algorithms at ultra-low power consumption, making it ideal for edge computing applications. By utilizing this cutting-edge technology, Intellisense will be able to deliver cognitive radio solutions that are faster, more efficient and more reliable than ever before.
“Intellisense provides advanced sensing and display solutions and we are thrilled to be partnering with them to deliver the next generation of cognitive radio capabilities,” said Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip. “Our Akida processor is uniquely suited to address the demanding requirements of cognitive radio applications and we look forward to continue partnering with Intellisense to deliver cutting-edge embedded processing with AI on-chip to their customers.”
In my opinion Cognitive Communications has huge potential.
Just think about going for a drive and you see standing in the middle of the road a policeman.
You obey his signal to stop. He walks up to your car window and advises you that a bushfire has closed the road 40 kilometres ahead and tells you that you need to use the alternate route to get to your destination.
In today’s world the Police Officer is often replaced by traffic Apps that tell you the best route to take.
This is what Cognitive Communications are all about. Choosing the best route for digital communications to be routed so that too many messages do not go the same way causing congestion or log jams.
In space radio communications are routed to Earth via satellites and at each satellite AKIDA will allow decisions to be made as to which is the best route to take.
On Earth you will know about 3G, 4G and 5G networks. You may even have heard they are working on another upgrade a 6G network.
In this technology age as more and more devices are made needing connection to the Cloud networks are quickly reaching capacity.
A way to increase the capacity of existing networks is to apply intelligence at every node and make smart decisions about which way to send a given communication to its destination so as to avoid contesting bandwidth.
There are millions and millions of these nodes that will need to be made smart to create cognitive communications.
But to do this the solution will need to be smart and run at ridiculously low power capable but still capable of real time decision making at very low cost.
AKIDA technology stands head and shoulders above all other technology when you factor size, power and cost into the equation.
It is predicted that in the not to distant future 75% of all data will be created at the Edge.
Even if AKIDA is adopted by say 30% of all these Edge applications the other 70% will still be there trying to send this collected date over networks to have it processed and stored in the cloud.
This is where even if it is not adopted at the Edge AKIDA will be needed to make networks as smart or cognitive as possible to handle the avalanche of demand that is going to crush existing and future networks.
Not as sexy as autonomous Tesla vehicles but still a massive market.
My opinion only DYOR
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Cute little article on the ABC about NVIDIA now being worth more than Australia's GDP.
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Here are two of my favourite sentences...
'They are literally printing money on silicon': AI sends Nvidia's market value soaring higher than Australia's GDP
Chipmaker Nvidia has just recorded the biggest one-day gain by any company in Wall Street history. But could the AI boom be just another dot-com-style bubble?
Here are two of my favourite sentences...
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It’s the weekend and I am going to digress slightly with a light example of how the South Australian Stockexchange operated in 1971. A friend and I went to school in South Terrace in year 11. In year 12 I continued on and my friends father got him a job in finance whereby he commenced as a ‘Chalky’ at the Adelaide Stockexchange.Over his first 6 months his parents were very proud of him that he invested his money into two flashy cars - an MG and a GTR Torana . When he asked if he could purchase another one in the future his parents said he could trade up or do something else with his wage .Later the following year the police rang the home number and informed his father that they pulled over and apprehended three people who had stolen his car and if he could call in to No1 Angus Street and sort out the release of the car back to him and explain why he had not reported it missing .Well didn’t the shit hit the fan with my friend. His dad grilled him and he had to own up to to his practice of parking the extra cars he bought by parking them in the street close to where he lived . His dad also found out that most of his weekly wages went into tips he heard from the brokers and traded in those tips until this incident arose . He had accumulated 6 additional vehicles outside the two at home . The one the police had in storage as having been stolen was a GTHO Phase 1Falcon .Of the cars parked close to home was an RT Valiant Charger. A 360 V8 6litre . His dad arranged another job for him so that he could get out before being caught . They were the days .
I think he had a wardrobe fire - all his shorts were burnt.What's going on with them? I've just had a look at their website. On the one hand I wonder what has become of pickle and his favorite stock, I mean us. And on the other hand I see that they are churning out superficial articles in bulk. Is that what all the fools do? Who pays for that? I mean, today alone he has cobbled together 18 articles, if he even knows what's all about.
When he was still writing about us I at least had the feeling that he was taking it personally. Now he produces articles in mass. Are they paid per article?
Seriously, who works for a place like that voluntarily and who puts money on their table?
I picked out an article that recommended buying shares before a next week. And at the bottom it says quite clearly and obvious why. They hold the stocks that they recommend in this article!
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And I think they're serious about it. I need to wash my eyes.
Seriously, I think pickle has problems. While his colleague tonyoo casually generates two or three articles per day, pickle has to produce on an assembly line. Is he in financial mess?
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Mr. Bean has a lot to answer for.
Certainly not the fault of corporate lies about what EVs can do and inept government ideologues.
Will have to find a new way to carbon neutral by 2050. What about amazing Ai technology like AKIDA.
My opinion only DYOR
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Thanks FF, Again, your explanation is absolutely open minded!
BTW, I bought BRN roller coaster
ticket from 7cent , still buying (any pocket money hinding from my wife ) and still holding . Just a little bit nervous about recent increasing this time . Even I can feel the BRN’s difference compared to before. I also learnt a lot from here, from you.
Wish this ride will last longer to it’s real value.
Appreciate!
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