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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.Try weight, size, one or few shot learning and there's that thing of low power consumption.
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.
Intel Joins DARPA’s Space-BACN to Accelerate Inter-Satellite...
A program providing space-based interoperable optical communications selects Intel to develop the underlying technology.www.intel.com
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.
Morning Chippers ,
Have to say it would be nice to have this company onboard , thay also dabble in turbine jet engins , so plenty of scope for sensor integration / data analytics.
Regards,
Esq.
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.
Afternoon Chippers ,This is a good example of what is coming and the merging of space industry to the real world.
Intel Joins DARPA’s Space-BACN to Accelerate Inter-Satellite...
A program providing space-based interoperable optical communications selects Intel to develop the underlying technology.www.intel.com
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.
Morning Chippers ,
Have to say it would be nice to have this company onboard , thay also dabble in turbine jet engins , so plenty of scope for sensor integration / data analytics.
Regards,
Esq.
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