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jtardif999
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The abstract describing how it learns suggests it could only be Akida.Ok this is nice but they are referring akida just as an example how I understand it. It doesn’t mean anything for me. It’s like I have to explain someone the similarities of my product with others? Or do i misunderstand ? It’s maybe because English is mit my mother language
7für7
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Thanks. Let’s wait and see the financials
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Yeah thanks I didn’t noticed it! 🫡
ndefries
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haha sometimes i close my eyes and picture this moment. It would solve a lot of problems.Thanks. Let’s wait and see the financials
Nice early find Tech. They haven't published the drawings yet.Good morning all,
Over the last year or two I have posted links to Accenture Global Solutions Patents that have us in the artwork, or more to the
point, Akida Neural Processor mentioned, interestingly Accenture has recently mentioned Brainchip for the first time that I can
recall, anyway it certainly sounds promising, make of it what you will.
The link below is the latest one which is dated only 4 days ago, 21 March 2024
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jtardif999
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Publishing the patent could be a sign for an impending IP deal; let’s hope
Hi jtard,Publishing the patent could be a sign for an impending IP deal; let’s hope
Publishing the patent document is part of the Patent Office administrative procedure. Patent applications are routinely published after 18 months from first filing. Sadly, it does not foreshadow a deal.
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Accenture Buying New York Firm That Counts Apple, Google As Clients
BY JOSEPH F. KOVARJANUARY 10, 2024, 3:07 PM EST
Work & Co, a provider of product design and brand strategy for some of the biggest names in tech-focused businesses, will become part of Accenture Song, a group within Accenture that focuses on product and user experience design and technology.
Global IT solutions provider Accenture this week unveiled plans to acquire Work & Co, a digital design and technology company, and make it part of its Accenture Song digital experience business.
New York-based Work & Co, with nearly 400 employees, brings to Accenture a wide range of skills around brand strategy, product strategy, design, business intelligence, generative AI, data science, and user experience.
It also brings Accenture, ranked No. 1 in CRN’s 2023 Solution Provider 500, increased access to such clients as IKEA, Gatorade, Apple, Disney, Airbnb, and Google.
Accenture said Tuesday that Work & Co is slated to become part of Accenture Song. Accenture Song, formerly known as Accenture Interactive, is aimed at helping clients accelerate growth and value via a combination of product and experience design, technology, media and marketing strategies, and orchestration of campaigns, content, and channels.
Accenture Buying New York Firm That Counts Apple, Google As Clients
Accenture plans to make digital product design and strategy developer Work & Co a part of its Accenture Song business.
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Accenture Buying New York Firm That Counts Apple, Google As Clients
BY JOSEPH F. KOVAR
JANUARY 10, 2024, 3:07 PM EST
Work & Co, a provider of product design and brand strategy for some of the biggest names in tech-focused businesses, will become part of Accenture Song, a group within Accenture that focuses on product and user experience design and technology.
Global IT solutions provider Accenture this week unveiled plans to acquire Work & Co, a digital design and technology company, and make it part of its Accenture Song digital experience business.
New York-based Work & Co, with nearly 400 employees, brings to Accenture a wide range of skills around brand strategy, product strategy, design, business intelligence, generative AI, data science, and user experience.
It also brings Accenture, ranked No. 1 in CRN’s 2023 Solution Provider 500, increased access to such clients as IKEA, Gatorade, Apple, Disney, Airbnb, and Google.
Accenture said Tuesday that Work & Co is slated to become part of Accenture Song. Accenture Song, formerly known as Accenture Interactive, is aimed at helping clients accelerate growth and value via a combination of product and experience design, technology, media and marketing strategies, and orchestration of campaigns, content, and channels.
Accenture Buying New York Firm That Counts Apple, Google As Clients
Accenture plans to make digital product design and strategy developer Work & Co a part of its Accenture Song business.www.crn.com
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Hi 7fur7,Ok this is nice but they are referring akida just as an example how I understand it. It doesn’t mean anything for me. It’s like I have to explain someone the similarities of my product with others? Or do i misunderstand ? It’s maybe because English is mit my mother language
Maybe you're suffering from the occupational hazard on this thread - information overload.
Accenture said this about Akida last week:
https://brainchip.com/neuromorphic-computing-making-space-smart/
Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart
Published Mar 19, 2024
Eric Gallo, Sr. Principal, Future Technologies R&D, Accenture Labs
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Neuromorphic computing emulates neurons and synapses in the brain to process information, offering low power, low latency, and data sparsity benefits for edge computation. Accenture Labs demonstrated a 3-5x reduction in system power using BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic accelerator for audio recognition tasks compared to CPU and GPU. Other companies—including BrainChip, Intel, and Synsense—have developed digital neuromorphic silicon chips, with BrainChip, and Synsense offering commercial processors. These chips are still in v1 and v2, with increasing performance expected as they mature. Startups like EDGX and Neurobus are exploring neuromorphic computing hardware and software designs for space. Intel’s Loihi processor has already been validated in space, and neuromorphic cameras are operating on the ISS as part of the Falco Neuro Project. BrainChip’s Akida recently launched on SpaceX Falcon 9. These efforts are laying the groundwork for widespread implementation of neuromorphic technologies in space applications.
Top sleuthing, TopCat!
Wags
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Well said Hop.Hi Skutza.
In my opinion you have a valid position and I think most of us here would have preferred earlier evidence of traction and revenue and more signed contracts already.
It is indeed frustrating just how long it's all taking and many of us assumed we would have been further progressed by now.
For many, until we have tangible results in the form of contracts and revenue and the concomitant increasing share price that should induce, there will be an element of doubt about the Companies viability, our products usefulness and/or our current managements ability to succeed.
All these factors are discussed and used as ammunition by both the yay and nay sayer's.
However, none of us, who are not privy to the actual situational awareness of an employee of the company, can ever really know just "where we are at", at any given point in time.
For all you or I know, they may have 15 contracts in various stages of negotiation in the hands of lawyers as we speak.
Some of them may be revealed tomorrow, or in six months time or they maybe still 12 to 18 months away from being revealed.
From the outside, trying to look in, we can only speculate.
The whole field is evolving rapidly and what we are offering is merely a component whose utility and worth is still being evaluated by current real world users.
It appears the properties and expertise of our product should find a place in some "initially" niche areas at the edge (notably space), but it may turn out that our "killer app" is still a gleam in some inventors eye currently studying both Akida and the larger field at one of our University partnerships.
None of us can ever really "know" this.
Some "dots" will turn to dust and others like a searching axons tendril may snag our Moby Dick.
I guess what I'm saying is, that we as investors, are unfortunately, always going to be somewhat "in the dark" when it comes to the hard data we would wish to have access to in helping us in making our individual determinations to Buy, Hold or Sell, and that ultimately we rely upon our management and our BOD's to run the show on our behalf.
For each of us, our investment here will have differing repercussions according to our individual circumstances and must be evaluated accordingly, along with our judgement of our managements competence and ability to both steer and build our company.
So, whilst apparently, we have not at this stage achieved sufficiently desired results, are you satisfied with the known strategy in place, building out the ecosystem and partnerships with other known players in the field?
Given that this moves much of the determination of product release dates to other Company's decision maker's and the shrouding of much of our combined activities behind NDA's, just what timeframes are acceptable to you, personally?
These are all valid questions that will vary from one individual investor to another, each according to their appetite for risk versus their savouring of reward.
Until, and if, we reach that point of "knowing" we are all just guessing and the weight we allow lists and icebergs is not fixed by any authority in stone.
Personally, I'm still on the bus, but I will admit to being not quite so one eyed as in the past.
But hey, you do you.
Yes, the timeframe is painful, and patience and trust can really test some. As you say, it just depends on peoples circumstances. When that hockey stick appears in revenue, thats when I will start planning a holiday, and Oh, I need a holiday.
Just my own simple opinion, I think we have been told all we need, if you can apply some patience and trust.
"WATCH THE FINANCIALS"
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Thanks Diogenese ! I understand all of this. I was just trying to understand why some are so excited. BrainChip and Loihi were mentioned as neuromorphic processors. So far, nothing extraordinary. I don't need to be told that BrainChip is a top product. I know that and everyone else here too… Everyone has only tested Akida so far or is still doing so. I will only jump for joy when positive quarterly numbers come out or a clear announcement that includes a license. Everything else is just more praise. I trust the management and the team. Let’s see what’s next
Space Cadet
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Nice find. Maybe along these lines.
https://www.islinc.com/isl-selected-in-first-round-of-armys-xtechsearch7
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I would like to thank all in the forum for actually considering a conversation on all things Akida and be respectful. Not all have ulterior motives to question Management. We all hold shares in a company and its in our best interest to question, consider and act on these discussions. Maybe we are just around the corner of a big deal. Maybe we will never see another! I can't see the future but I stay invested because I believe that in time we will. Anyone that holds without this would be foolish.
Yes we will watch the financials and the market will react accordingly. Partnerships are great, lets hope some of them start to pay for that privilege, or maybe they already are? Good luck all, look forward to good discussion when needed.
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ISL Patent dated 22 Feb 2022.
Sensor could be a radar, sonar, lidar, etc.
Radio Frequency (RF) applications discussed.
A link to the patent can also be found on ISL's website. See "link" at blue Highlighted section.
Sensor could be a radar, sonar, lidar, etc.
Radio Frequency (RF) applications discussed.
A link to the patent can also be found on ISL's website. See "link" at blue Highlighted section.
I'm not trying to get you enthused, much less jumping, but I find it enthusing.
I see it as being more significant when we see an Accenture patent application from a couple of years ago which mentions Akida alongside Loihi, and then, last week, one of the inventors of the patent writes an article which says that Accenture had tested Akida and found it to be several times better than any CPU or GPU.
That's not praise - that's fact.
This is a positive affirmation of Akida's capabilities from one of the largest IT consultancies. Accenture is a global adviser on IT including AI, so I think there's a better than even chance that they are boosting Akida to their clients as we speak, and have probably been doing it for some time.
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