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[chapman89]

 

[Pom down under]

Looks very impressive Just a couple of snippets

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Who are the competitors we marking against?

Thought I’d remembered someone asking about this but in a previous presentation the information wasn’t blank. I wonder why they left it blank in the last presentation?

 

[Krustor]

I didn't even know who he was/is - anyway. I have him on a list, then wanted to have a look, but nothing there
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10 pages full of nothing?

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Did you know that you are not allowed to say blacklist at WPP inside? The biggest advertising agency in the world.
...not allowed list is the correct term.)

Never mind: his shitlist of "very valuable" comments is still present:

#edit says: Maybe I am now also a member of the "cult" he always prays of... Poor soul he is indeed...

 

[Esq.111]

Good Morning Chippers ,

Only thinking of Rolls Royce the other day ... apparently thay dabble in nuclear also.

Australia moves to prop up Aukus with $4.6bn pledge to help clear Rolls-Royce nuclear reactor bottlenecks in UK

Funding revealed on eve of government talks is in addition to billions of dollars to be sent to US

www.theguardian.com

Regards,
Esq.

 

[IloveLamp]

Vik Malyala on LinkedIn: #supermicro #gtc24 #genai #accelerate #nvidia #intel #amd #broadcom | 28 comments

“The best systems for AI is built by Supermicro!!” Thanks for the visit and shout out Jensen Huang 🙏 Love the comment .. “we are micro, but, we are… | 28 comments on LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com

 

[IloveLamp]

Autobrains' Liquid AI Enables True Automotive Intelligence

Autobrains, an automotive AI powerhouse, is unveiling its new groundbreaking AI technology, Liquid AI, which effectively tackles the three major challenges in today's automotive AI landscape - covering edge cases, achieving a viable cost point, and ...

finance.yahoo.com

 

[TheDrooben]

www.gizchina.com/2024/03/21/samsung-mach-1-ai-chip/amp/


"Samsung’s entry into the AI chip market with the Mach-1 does not directly aim at competing with ultra-high-end solutions like Nvidia’s H100 or B100 series. Instead, Samsung is focusing on developing an AI inference accelerator based on an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) that excels in edge computing applications. The company’s emphasis on low power consumption, minimal dimensions, and cost-effectiveness aligns with the growing demand for efficient AI solutions across various industries."

Happy as Larry

 

[Damo4]

Never mind: his shitlist of "very valuable" comments is still present:

#edit says: Maybe I am now also a member of the "cult" he always prays of... Poor soul he is indeed...

LOL!
"We deserve to ask questions"

Yes, direct them to the management team you muppet, stop bothering us here.
I'm glad he's on my ignore list too.

 

[IloveLamp]

https://www.embedded.com/cadence-and-arm-launch-adas-chiplet-development-platform/

“The automotive industry is evolving rapidly and AI and software advancements are emphasizing a greater need to speed up development cycles,” said Dipti Vachani, senior vice president and general manager for the automotive line of business at Arm. “Together with critical ecosystem partners like Cadence, we’re enabling faster software and hardware development by bringing together a complete solution of design and verification technologies underpinned by the latest Automotive Enhanced technologies from Arm, allowing developers to start building for next-generation SDVs well before silicon is available in the market.”

 

[rgupta]

www.gizchina.com/2024/03/21/samsung-mach-1-ai-chip/amp/


"Samsung’s entry into the AI chip market with the Mach-1 does not directly aim at competing with ultra-high-end solutions like Nvidia’s H100 or B100 series. Instead, Samsung is focusing on developing an AI inference accelerator based on an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) that excels in edge computing applications. The company’s emphasis on low power consumption, minimal dimensions, and cost-effectiveness aligns with the growing demand for efficient AI solutions across various industries."

Happy as Larry

Is not it the same wording as brainchip advocates?!

 

[TheUnfairAdvantage]

www.gizchina.com/2024/03/21/samsung-mach-1-ai-chip/amp/


"Samsung’s entry into the AI chip market with the Mach-1 does not directly aim at competing with ultra-high-end solutions like Nvidia’s H100 or B100 series. Instead, Samsung is focusing on developing an AI inference accelerator based on an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) that excels in edge computing applications. The company’s emphasis on low power consumption, minimal dimensions, and cost-effectiveness aligns with the growing demand for efficient AI solutions across various industries."

Happy as Larry

Hmmm. Samsung. SOC.

 

[Easytiger]

Mercedes - at the edge?

 

[Draed]

Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart

Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart Published Mar 19, 2024 Eric Gallo, Sr. Principal, Future Technologies R&D, Accenture Labs Space technology is advancing, and companies that never considered themselves space companies are now

brainchip.com

 

[Tothemoon24]

Is it a little self indulgent of Sean to have his flowing locks placed on our Chip

 

[Iseki]

NVIDIA licence ARMs IP in many of their chips.

Don't think so. Can you name one? NVIDIA tried to buy arm, so maybe in the future they will.

 

[buena suerte :-)]

80s teen here....what a decade to be a teen it was.

Incredible memories...thanks for the post.

You made me look Nena up as I thought surely she got to #1 too but nope... #2

I still have about 4 shoeboxes of favourite tapes, including some mix tapes from the late 70s / 80s, some off the radio at the time haha

They go with my fully boxed (working) Commodore 64, with all the peripherals and about 80 floppys (that's disk's for you digital natives with filthy minds ) and datasettes and my first Motorola Microtac mobile and charger etc.

Hoarder much

80s teen here....what a decade to be a teen it was.

Incredible memories.......

Absolutely agree Fmf best ever decade to have grown up in without doubt..

Eighties music night tonight me thinks

Have a great GREEN Friday Chippers

 

[IloveLamp]

https://events.reutersevents.com/automotive/tataconsultancyservices

Tata Consultancy Services on LinkedIn: Thought Leadership Conversations: Navigating the Future of SDVs

Explore the future of software-defined vehicles with industry leaders from Volvo Cars, Stellantis, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Tata Communication. Join us…

www.linkedin.com

 

[Iseki]

Don't think so. Can you name one? NVIDIA tried to buy arm, so maybe in the future they will.

EDIT: Right you are - they make the Tegra for the nintendo, a partner with MegaChips, so maybe something cam come of that.

 

[Bravo]

EDIT: Right you are - they make the Tegra for the nintendo, a partner with MegaChips, so maybe something cam come of that.

As posted previously, NVIDIA Drive Thor uses updated ARM Poseidon AE cores and AKIDA is compatible with Arm's product families.



Extract from article dated 19 March 2024

I also think this news is quite relevant too.

UK’s Arm unveils new auto tech portfolio - Just Auto

Arm unveils new automotive portfolio to speed up product development.

www.just-auto.com

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UK’s Arm unveils new auto tech portfolio​

Claims these will accelerate automotive development cycles by up to two years
Dani ColeMarch 19, 2024
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British semiconductor and software design firm ARM has unveiled new ‘Arm Automotive Enhanced’ (AE) processors alongside new virtual platforms.
These, it says, will accelerate automotive development cycles by up to two years.
Arm cites that automotive development cycles are linear: first a processor IP is delivered, then silicon development begins, and only when hardware becomes available around two years later, can software developers start.

Its new approach will reportedly change that process. Instead, virtual prototyping takes place on latest-generation Arm AE IP, which allows software developers to start before the physical silicon is available.

 

[Taproot]

EDIT: Right you are - they make the Tegra for the nintendo, a partner with MegaChips, so maybe something cam come of that.