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Thanks Pmel.Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart
Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart
Eric Gallo, Sr. Principal, Future Technologies R&D, Accenture Labs Space technology is advancing, and companies that never considered themselves space companies are now relying on satellite data and other space services to operate and grow their business.www.linkedin.com
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Like by the MD for 26 years at accenture.
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Check out the credentials of the people that liked this post.
Note! a number of Chinese boffins.
I'm impressed.!!!
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
How unlikely would it be for Apple not to know about us?
I mean Apple CarPlay can be connected to Mercedes MBUX and so it would be hard to imagine that Apple's ears (he-he-he) didn't prick when it was reported that the Mercedes Vision EQXX was 5-10 times more efficient than conventional voice control.
We all know that "conventional voice control means "Siri" and "Alexa".
I'm thinking it would make a lot of sense for Apple to look at incorporating AKIDA, not just to give Siri a boost but also because it fits in perfectly with their strategy whereby user privacy is one of their biggest considerations. As has been reported previously Apple is aiming to to run AI on the device itself for privacy reasons..
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I mean Apple CarPlay can be connected to Mercedes MBUX and so it would be hard to imagine that Apple's ears (he-he-he) didn't prick when it was reported that the Mercedes Vision EQXX was 5-10 times more efficient than conventional voice control.
We all know that "conventional voice control means "Siri" and "Alexa".
I'm thinking it would make a lot of sense for Apple to look at incorporating AKIDA, not just to give Siri a boost but also because it fits in perfectly with their strategy whereby user privacy is one of their biggest considerations. As has been reported previously Apple is aiming to to run AI on the device itself for privacy reasons..
Apple iPhone could soon include Google or OpenAI’s artificial intelligence, report claims
Upcoming update could bring third-party generative AI tools to the iPhone, report says
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What positive news? The company and the board have been silent since 2018.
We rely on this forum for news and speculations.
I thought you'd be used to it by now.
Don't worry, we are heading to the moon, baby (eventually)!
Yes the company has been silent, apart from a partnership with a MAJOR TECH COMPANY being announced pretty much every two weeks, a bunch of high profile podcast guests, and progress on future versions of akida, patent announcements etc, oh and a couple of ip agreements....What positive news? The company and the board have been silent since 2018.
We rely on this forum for news and speculations.
I thought you'd be used to it by now.
Don't worry, we are heading to the moon, baby (eventually)!
It's slow going I'll admit but silence from the company?
Bruh
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Wow you probably had a deep long sleep to say that. Maybe you go back and take a nap again until 2027? Have a nice tripWhat positive news? The company and the board have been silent since 2018.
We rely on this forum for news and speculations.
I thought you'd be used to it by now.
Don't worry, we are heading to the moon, baby (eventually)!
Cyw
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From the trading pattern and the fake bids pulled, it looks to me like an accumulation is taking place, perhaps from the same people who pushed the share price from 15c to 50c. They may think 30c-50c is a good range to accumulate.
Lots of little 'pings' to weaken the resistance walls and then a couple of larger dumps to break resistance and the short term traders will likely to sell on stop loss.
Probably a little rally towards mid-April trading the 4C and annual general meeting.
If you believe in the 'good news', these daily noise movements should not bother you. Go play some golf and wait for the real good news, the ones with $ attached to them.
The market is not convinced that a little nemo swimming with sharks can beat the sharks or turn into one itself.
Only time can tell and I hope that time is soon.
Humble Genius
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
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Technical Analysis
I agree, i was expecting a pullback as well but now this is the second breakout from a downtrend and today we broke out from previous high (major level 25 cent) means we heading to a new bullish Trend even if we pull back now Which is just about time for such an undervalued asset. :) i put my...
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Yes, this was in the TA thread but thought may give some insight as to the possibilities of patterns.
DingoBorat
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Bruh?! The ASX called and wants an announcement.
Maybe we all should've had along sleep today.
Taproot
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IntelGreat pick up @Pmel
Was curious previously if we had any connection with them and which auto client they were close to?
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And can be bad news for us as well. As we work closely with Sifive. Would need to check but I'm not sure SiFive architecture etc is open source. Some of their software, tools, specs etc might be. So, could be ok for them and us if they tied into the US and allies plus have the difference of...
Wondering how close we are with Accenture as well.
Paper came up as Sept 23 on Google but the copyright is 2021.
What I found interesting was this little bit...wonder who the auto client was and whose neuromorphic they were playing with...Intel, us?
Timeline may have fit with EQXX...maybe?
Paper:
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Then we had the podcast with Accenture earlier this year and our recent Gen 2 Ann has quotes as below from who...same guy now at Verax.
“Generative AI and LLMs at the Edge are key to intelligent situational awareness in verticals from manufacturing to healthcare to defense,” said Jean-Luc Chatelain, MD of Verax Capital Advisors and former MD and Global CTO at Accenture Applied Intelligence. “Disruptive innovation like BrainChip TENNs support Vision Transformers built on the foundation of neuromorphic principles, can deliver compelling solutions in ultra-low power, small form factor devices at the Edge, without compromising accuracy.”
Can't work out the interior of car in second video. Has a squared style steering wheel. ( 1.30 min mark ).
davidfitz
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Interesting to see this news get published in India, I wonder if that could result in universities over there showing some interest. Global awareness is growing 
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University of Western Australia Forms New Partnership to Provide Next-Generation Technology to Students
The University of Western Australia has announced a cutting-edge collaboration with tech company BrainChip to equip students with the tools and resources they need to pioneer intelligent AI solutions."Joining the AI accelerator program provides UWA s
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