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Esq.111

Fascinatingly Intuitive.
Bravo,

Not one of ours....... we only do the three legged version apparently.

Esq.
 
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Gone quiet. Is everyone packing to go away for Easter? :LOL::ROFLMAO::)

Happy Easter everyone!

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itsol4605

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Makeme 2020

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itsol4605

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Interesting video buddy.
They mention in the video.
BRAINSHIP AND AKITA.
Love your work.
HI (human Intelligence) created this video😂🙈

This is why the world needs AI 😂
 
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TECH

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As a footnote to my early Monday morning post regards the Accenture Global Solutions Patent Application I suggest following Tim Shea whom I have been observing on Linkedin for at least 6 or more years, he is a key player in Neuromorphic Computing, having been with Accenture and now tight with Mike Davies and Intel Labs...very cleaver man.
Just my view nothing more at this point.
Cheers Tech. ♦️
 
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Diogenese

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recent Anastasi video is worth watching for Nvidia Blackwell and EnChange digital/analog capacitive neurons.


3 New Groundbreaking Chips Explained: Outperforming Moore's Law (youtube.com)



TSMC Chip-on-wafer used in Blackwell.
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EnChange: the problem with vanilla analog variability:

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EnChange use CMOS metal capacitors.
 
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Diogenese

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recent Anastasi video is worth watching for Nvidia Blackwell and EnChange digital/analog capacitive neurons.


3 New Groundbreaking Chips Explained: Outperforming Moore's Law (youtube.com)



TSMC Chip-on-wafer used in Blackwell.
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EnChange: the problem with vanilla analog variability:

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EnChange use CMOS metal capacitors.


This is the EnCharge patent:
US2023370082A1 SHARED COLUMN ADCS FOR IN-MEMORY-COMPUTING MACROS 20220516

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Fig 4A shows the secret sauce. Normally each column would need an ADC, but EnChange scales the signals of each column and adds the results before applying the result to a single ADC - cunning.

They also claim to overcome manufacturing variability by using metal capacitors.
 
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Diogenese

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Extinction list -

Which of the following will not partner with BrainChip:

ARM,
Intel,
Nvidia,
Qualcomm,
Amazon,
Google,
IBM,
AMD,
TI,
... ?
 
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Terroni2105

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Aug 2023 - tata Elxsi “partnership with BrainChip will be driving Akida™ technology into medical devices and industrial applications” …”By partnering with BrainChip and implementing Akida technology into medical and industrial solutions, we are able to deliver innovative solutions at a faster time to market than otherwise possible”

28/3/24 - Tata Elxsi just announced today they’re collaborating with Drager on designing and developing innovative critical care medical devices for deployment in the Operation Theatre.

Dräger generated revenues of around € 3.4 billion in 2023, it is in over 190 countries and has more than 16,000 employees.

Their website address has an ‘e’ in it https://www.draeger.com/en-us_us/Home

I am thinking Drager will be a company to keep an eye on.

Happy Easter.
 
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Frangipani

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Aug 2023 - tata Elxsi “partnership with BrainChip will be driving Akida™ technology into medical devices and industrial applications” …”By partnering with BrainChip and implementing Akida technology into medical and industrial solutions, we are able to deliver innovative solutions at a faster time to market than otherwise possible”

28/3/24 - Tata Elxsi just announced today they’re collaborating with Drager on designing and developing innovative critical care medical devices for deployment in the Operation Theatre.

Dräger generated revenues of around € 3.4 billion in 2023, it is in over 190 countries and has more than 16,000 employees.

Their website address has an ‘e’ in it https://www.draeger.com/en-us_us/Home

I am thinking Drager will be a company to keep an eye on.

Happy Easter.

Hi Terroni,

on reading your news on this collaboration, I happened to recall that LinkedIn Brainchip advocate Thomas Hülsing once used to work for Drägerwerk (that’s the company’s official German name, cf https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dräger_(company) ) at its Lübeck headquarters before moving to EADS/Airbus D&S.

Could be merely a coincidence of course, especially since he left Drägerwerk more than twenty years ago, but who knows?

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Oh, and I just noticed that prior to that he used to work for OHB... 🛰 👆🏻 😊👇🏻

While OHB may not end up becoming a household name in the general public, the emoji poster(s) seem(s) to totally underestimate the parent company’s reputation and significance within the aerospace industry sector: OHB SE (the multinational space and technology group that wholly owns OHB Hellas) is actually one of Europe’s leading space tech companies, headquartered in Bremen, Germany, which is not only well-known for the fairy tale The Town Musicians of Bremen, but also happens to be one of Europe’s hubs for the aeronautics and space industry.



I recommend the Doubting Thomas(es) (and everyone else) to have a look at OHB’s image brochure

their latest corporate report

as well as their website (https://www.ohb.de/en/corporate/milestones) to see how Christa Fuchs, her late husband Manfred Fuchs and their team “turned the small hydraulics company OHB into a global player in the international space industry.” The initialism OHB originally stood for “Otto Hydraulik Bremen” - in 1991 it was officially renamed “Orbital- und Hydrotechnologie Bremen-System GmbH”.

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They are right up there with Europe’s aerospace giants Airbus Defence & Space (formerly Astrium) and Thales Alenia Space, fiercely bidding to secure contracts for satellites etc (OHB lost out to both Airbus D&S and Thales Alenia Space in securing the contract for the now ongoing construction of the second generation (G2) of Galileo satellites, after they had been the main supplier for the first generation (https://www.reuters.com/technology/...about-galileo-satellites-contract-2023-04-26/).
At other times, however, they also collaborate with their main competitors (https://www.ohb.de/en/news/esas-pla...stem-ag-readies-for-integration-of-26-cameras).

In 2018, the Hanseatic city of Bremen even renamed the square in front of the company’s headquarters in honour of Manfred Fuchs (1938-2014), to commemorate the engineer and entrepreneur’s significant contribution to the development of the aerospace industry in Bremen.

Being a household name is not necessarily part of what defines a successful global player. Just think of Arm (especially before the IPO).

We as BRN shareholders should always keep that in mind…

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Not new but now showing Akida 1000 in the photo

 
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equanimous

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Bit more info on the experiment


And if you scroll down to the bottom, I recon someone could come up with a good use case and reach out to them


If you have ideas for other use-cases or product designs using the Brainchip Akida neuromorphic processor, be sure to reach out to us!
 
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