Does that mean an IP contract will surface next week? Or did they simply purchase a few chips? Hmmm…nonetheless great development. Just shows how long the ecosystem tentacles are.
BRN Discussion Ongoing
- Thread starter TechGirl
- Start date
AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
I would bloody well hope so! They said acquisition which = bought or obtained so a material announcement I would think will be Monday morning to satisfy the ASX rules if a financial contract is written unless we've all misunderstood that post.
chapman89
Founding Member
If you think about it, this guy and the European Space Agency have access to all technology, new and old.
He has felt inclined on a public social media post, which shows a level of excitement not only from Laurent, but the ESA itself as he represents ESA, that Brainchips Akida, is far superior than anything else out there!
Tothemoon24
Top 20
Spot on Chappy , it also helps when we have an expert fisherman like yourself casting baits
chapman89
Founding Member
Food4 thought
Regular
34 ‘c is Sydney last week
Was it meant to be a joke, hot of the press
cosors
👀
That is pure 'coincidence'. I don't believe in coincidences anyway.
European Space Agency Talks SpaceTech, Challenges and Opportunities
European Space Agency Talks SpaceTech, Challenges and Opportunities Laguna Hills, Calif. – March 14, 2024 – 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, invites you to a...brainchip.com
I like to download podcasts and play them later with a good player. I've listened to it and it's more than interesting. But what I actually find fascinating is the part that came next automatically in this folder in context:
I can't get no sleep
Have all a nice weekend!
Last edited:
Justchilln
Regular
No it says they bought an akida processor they are available as dev kits on the company website
AI_Inquirer
Regular
Telluride 2024 - SPA24: Neuromorphic systems for space applications
Topic leaders Gregory Cohen | WSU Gregor Lenz | Neurobus Co-organizers Alexandre Marcireau | WSU Giulia D’Angelo | CTU Jens Egholm | KTH
Several brainchip akida mentions.
supersonic001
Regular
It’s great to see Brainchip listed here amongst esteemed industry players, and hoping the success of all rubs off sooner than later given our apparent silent traction
GLTAH !!
GLTAH !!
supersonic001
Regular
And this too oops !
supersonic001
Regular
#onarm | Green Hills Software
Arm Announces New Automotive Technologies to Accelerate Development of AI-enabled Vehicles by up to Two Years https://bit.ly/4ccITo2 build the future #onArm
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
The Next Big Thing: Neuromorphic Computing + AI's Massive Energy Consumption
Mar 13, 2024 – Woody Preucil at 13D Research and Strategy delves into a pressing issue surrounding the explosive growth of artificial intelligence: its substantial power consumption. In today's FS Insider interview, Woody shares up-to-date...
www.financialsense.com
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Edge computing spending set to skyrocket as AI takes hold
By Craig Halepublished 13 hours ago
Enterprises are about to spend a lot more on edge computing
(Image credit: Shutterstock / Gorodenkoff)
New figures from IDC have predicted a potentially colossal growth in edge computing spend over the coming years in light of increasing AI adoption.
Edge computing is quickly emerging as an important element in an evolving technological landscape, and the integration of AI applications into edge infrastructure is said to be the primary driver behind the projected growth.
IDC’s projections suggest that edge computing spending could reach $350 billion by 2027, surpassing earlier estimates.
Edge computing is set for a spending boom
Dave McCarthy, research vice president, Cloud and Edge Services at IDC, highlighted the pivotal role of edge computing in AI deployment: “To meet scalability and performance requirements, organizations will need to adopt the distributed approach to architecture that edge computing provides.”The forecasted growth is based on 500 enterprise use cases across 19 enterprise industries and six domains.
According to current trends, multi-access edge computing (MEC), content delivery networks, and virtual network functions are expected to account for around one-fifth (22%) of all edge spending this year.
Marcus Torchia, research vice president, Data & Analytics at IDC, added: “Enterprise investments have continued to shift the past 24 months toward infrastructure expansion and greenfield deployments. Companies are acting on plans to build more robust local computing infrastructure capabilities.”
IDC anticipates substantial five-year compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) in the low-to-mid teens for the 19 industries surveyed, and a 19.1% CAGR for the service provider segment.
Looking ahead, IDC forecasts a focus on emerging edge use cases, including augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and autonomous operations.
The market intelligence company also notes the concentration of investment across North America, Western Europe, and China, whereby North America alone is expected to account for around two-fifths (40%) of all spend, although growth is also expected across Africa and the Middle East.
jtardif999
Regular
Taking what you say a little further @McHale as we have seen the evolution of the Space market will depend on technology that trumps size, weight and power (SWaP) budgets - they (the commercial space companies of the future) see only Akida as the solution ats. If we translate the advantage Akida has into terrestrial application then what kind of technology will eventually pervade and proliferate into our daily lives? One that has the SWaP advantage I would think
It’s not rocket science, to scale out into the smaller and lighter indeed even into tinier and tinier sensors SWaP will be essential. We will eventually own the market - it’s just a matter of time and we don’t really know how long a time. Suffice to say as markets are forward looking the share price should reflect that ownership sooner than it actually takes imo.Great interrogation @chapman89.
So the 8-bit was for the CNN2SNN converter, which would have produced 4-bit weights for Akida 1000.
Just imagine the performance step up that Akida 2 with new features like TeNNs and ViT will bring for latency and power usage. They are gonna need a bigger graph.
So the 8-bit was for the CNN2SNN converter, which would have produced 4-bit weights for Akida 1000.
Just imagine the performance step up that Akida 2 with new features like TeNNs and ViT will bring for latency and power usage. They are gonna need a bigger graph.
ndefries
Regular
This is a good example of what is coming and the merging of space industry to the real world.
DARPA is planning for a future where tens of thousands of satellites from multiple private sector organizations deliver broadband services from low earth orbit (LEO). The goal of Space-BACN is to create an “internet” of satellites, enabling seamless communication between military/government and commercial/civil satellite constellations.
These will be operating where conditions will need efficiency and you can see how the current space mission akida is on is around self operable robots to repair satellites.
At those speeds having data centres in orbit and akida making them efficient is a match made in space.
DARPA is planning for a future where tens of thousands of satellites from multiple private sector organizations deliver broadband services from low earth orbit (LEO). The goal of Space-BACN is to create an “internet” of satellites, enabling seamless communication between military/government and commercial/civil satellite constellations.
These will be operating where conditions will need efficiency and you can see how the current space mission akida is on is around self operable robots to repair satellites.
At those speeds having data centres in orbit and akida making them efficient is a match made in space.
SPACE_BACN - does that mean Pigs Might Fly?This is a good example of what is coming and the merging of space industry to the real world.
DARPA is planning for a future where tens of thousands of satellites from multiple private sector organizations deliver broadband services from low earth orbit (LEO). The goal of Space-BACN is to create an “internet” of satellites, enabling seamless communication between military/government and commercial/civil satellite constellations.
These will be operating where conditions will need efficiency and you can see how the current space mission akida is on is around self operable robots to repair satellites.
At those speeds having data centres in orbit and akida making them efficient is a match made in space.
DingoBorat
Slim
Was that an umbrella that pops out of the door pillar?
..And "suicide" doors on a modern car?
Do they know how they got that name?..
(Edit - Rolls Royce are a big fan..)
There are so many gimmicks in that car, it's incredulous..
Last edited:
Similar threads
