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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Yes, indeed! If you look at the guy's laptop he's running bcdemo@bcdemo24
This is a part of the akida evaluation kit
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Yes, indeed! If you look at the guy's laptop he's running bcdemo@bcdemo24
This is a part of the akida evaluation kit
I didn’t pick up the statement that BrainChip will not tape out Akida 2.0 … it was just something on my mind, as this would come with a 5 million price tag (give or take a few millions). Tape out gives confidence to perspective customers - that's why we have done it for the earlier version of Akida. Not planning it now, can be interpreted in many ways. I prefer that they hold out to 30$/share rather than selling at 2$/share. In fact, I would be ok to lose all my investment to be given the opportunity to lead the next Neuromorphic generation.Yeah I noticed this the other day also this really highlights my theory possibly for a merger takeover possibly.
1. It was stated that we will not tape 2.0 so as to not complete with our customer?
2.Antonios comments a customer can buy the whole architecture licence and we would be profitable over night does that involve merger Aquisitions? I have not heard of a 20+ million dollar IP licence.
3. The VVDN edge box was a market test to see the demand for SNN products possibly.
4. The reduction in sales staff why need them if a buyer has his market team.
5. Big increased focus on RnD which is quite significant.
6. Changing of the guard Peter was very focus and driven for Akida yes he retired which many believed he would work to his final days.
7. The original investors have huge holding and I believe they want to see a payout also theyvare not immortal.
8. Meetings with CEO of the largest Semiconductor companies could obviously be more then a few million dollar IP deal that generates another 10 to 15 million in royalty. A CEO of Google and Intel and Samsung deal with billion dollar deals.
All that said our representative did get what looks to me a promotional role in sales so it could just be a move up. Nice guy to chat with but he was very quite on the social front.
So I could be wrong about A TO but it would not surprise me if it did happen. With the shift and focus on Neuromorphic chips I would geuss that this could happen sooner then we all think. Could Sean and Antonio been sent to clean up and make things look commercial for the new buyer? It's really a very hard yes or no but the buyer would IMO stroke a check for what I imagine some billions 2 to 3 dollars a share and it would pass. Maybe it be more if the top 10 felt it unfair. Yeah they could see 30 bucks a share with growth over the next 5 years or take the 2 to 5 today. All in my opinion.
$5 a share would definitely get over the line, everybody would be happy and that's business,Roughly 2.5$ a share, hmm.
Not impossible but 10 billion would be much better, LOL.
I doubt it about a BO, but I am no expert on the subject, as I had said before if they get an offer shareholders can't refuse never say never.
Fair assessment but in the end it really depends on the Board and the top holders 4 $ Aud gives them 100$ of millions but yeah its true the value on future earnings is enormous if all things work out. I just find that if this was to be a battle for BRN they would need deeper pockets much deeper you see 33% voted for the strike can you imagine if this path took 3 more years and more dilution. They would be kicked out and abandoned by the shareholders. But yes only 17% voted for a spill stupid of them 100% but more will get upset if things drag too long.I didn’t pick up the statement that BrainChip will not tape out Akida 2.0 … it was just something on my mind, as this would come with a 5 million price tag (give or take a few millions). Tape out gives confidence to perspective customers - that's why we have done it for the earlier version of Akida. Not planning it now, can be interpreted in many ways. I prefer that they hold out to 30$/share rather than selling at 2$/share. In fact, I would be ok to lose all my investment to be given the opportunity to lead the next Neuromorphic generation.
Q. Is this model necessary because we have reached the boundaries of conventional computing?Our Hala Point system is a three-dimensional grid of chips. It’s similar to how you open up a brain and everything is communicating to everything. A neuron will communicate across the brain to another set of neurons that is connected
Q. When will they be ready?At the data center, we will probably be able to see these systems in five years
Q. Could we see neuromorphic systems in our brain?Implanting neuromorphic chips in the brain is a very natural application of neuromorphic computing, because this architecture is behaving just like neurons, so it would naturally speak the language of our brain
"2.Antonios comments a customer can buy the whole architecture licence and we would be profitable over night does that involve merger Aquisitions? I have not heard of a 20+ million dollar IP licence"Yeah I noticed this the other day also this really highlights my theory possibly for a merger takeover possibly.
1. It was stated that we will not tape 2.0 so as to not complete with our customer?
2.Antonios comments a customer can buy the whole architecture licence and we would be profitable over night does that involve merger Aquisitions? I have not heard of a 20+ million dollar IP licence.
3. The VVDN edge box was a market test to see the demand for SNN products possibly.
4. The reduction in sales staff why need them if a buyer has his market team.
5. Big increased focus on RnD which is quite significant.
6. Changing of the guard Peter was very focus and driven for Akida yes he retired which many believed he would work to his final days.
7. The original investors have huge holding and I believe they want to see a payout also theyvare not immortal.
8. Meetings with CEO of the largest Semiconductor companies could obviously be more then a few million dollar IP deal that generates another 10 to 15 million in royalty. A CEO of Google and Intel and Samsung deal with billion dollar deals.
All that said our representative did get what looks to me a promotional role in sales so it could just be a move up. Nice guy to chat with but he was very quite on the social front.
So I could be wrong about A TO but it would not surprise me if it did happen. With the shift and focus on Neuromorphic chips I would geuss that this could happen sooner then we all think. Could Sean and Antonio been sent to clean up and make things look commercial for the new buyer? It's really a very hard yes or no but the buyer would IMO stroke a check for what I imagine some billions 2 to 3 dollars a share and it would pass. Maybe it be more if the top 10 felt it unfair. Yeah they could see 30 bucks a share with growth over the next 5 years or take the 2 to 5 today. All in my opinion.
Yeah I see an exclusive licence would have to be the path I mean when you limit you market you need to be rewarded so then you can't tape chips to compete is my question how that works ? Limits your market. Unless it's not explained well."2.Antonios comments a customer can buy the whole architecture licence and we would be profitable over night does that involve merger Aquisitions? I have not heard of a 20+ million dollar IP licence"
I think the comment from Antonio, was in relation to a possible "5 year" architectural licence?
It could not have possibly had anything at all, to do with a merger or acquisition (buyout), as this would be putting forward information, about such an event that was outside the scope of the AGM.
It could however, be for an "exclusive" licence, in a particular technological product field (say mobile phones or humanoid robots).
I can see exclusivity in a particular sector, as being a strong selling (or buying) point, but the player would have to be very high level, for BrainChip to consider it.
We are dealing with the largest technological Company's on the planet, so it's no "pie in the sky" idea and fits what we know.
I didn’t pick up the statement that BrainChip will not tape out Akida 2.0 … it was just something on my mind, as this would come with a 5 million price tag (give or take a few millions). Tape out gives confidence to perspective customers - that's why we have done it for the earlier version of Akida. Not planning it now, can be interpreted in many ways. I prefer that they hold out to 30$/share rather than selling at 2$/share. In fact, I would be ok to lose all my investment to be given the opportunity to lead the next Neuromorphic generation.
Question what sort of licences do we have for Renesas and Megachips, it's funny the current management don't talk about these deals, do these deals not line up with the way current would sign off on?"2.Antonios comments a customer can buy the whole architecture licence and we would be profitable over night does that involve merger Aquisitions? I have not heard of a 20+ million dollar IP licence"
I think the comment from Antonio, was in relation to a possible "5 year" architectural licence?
It could not have possibly had anything at all, to do with a merger or acquisition (buyout), as this would be putting forward information, about such an event that was outside the scope of the AGM.
It could however, be for an "exclusive" licence, in a particular technological product field (say mobile phones or humanoid robots).
I can see exclusivity in a particular sector, as being a strong selling (or buying) point, but the player would have to be very high level, for BrainChip to consider it.
We are dealing with the largest technological Company's on the planet, so it's no "pie in the sky" idea and fits what we know.
It's only market limiting in one sector and if that one player is big enough, it doesn't matter...Yeah I see an exclusive licence would have to be the path I mean when you limit you market you need to be rewarded so then you can't tape chips to compete is my question how that works ? Limits your market. Unless it's not explained well.
Yes, indeed! If you look at the guy's laptop he's running bcdemo@bcdemo24
This is a part of the akida evaluation kit
No...
Saw this the other week but didn't post it. Need @Diogenese to give the full rundown. Above my paygrade.
IoT: new energy-efficient chips could expand the scope of artificial intelligence in edge computing
"Last year, in an article in Nature Communication published in collaboration with scientists from, among others, Robert Bosch GmbH, the Technical University of Munich, and the Indian Institute of Technology in Kanpur, Kämpfe unveiled an innovative chip design that makes use of ferroelectric field effect transistors (FeFET) that can store information even when they are disconnected from a power source. The new chip also has the key advantage of being able to simultaneously store and process data in transistors, which greatly reduces the bottleneck between data processing and memory."
“The chip we developed with Bosch and Fraunhofer IMPS, which is currently in production in the USA at GlobalFoundries, can deliver 885 TOPS/W”, explains the researcher. For an idea of what this means in practical terms, consider that GPU chips currently used in AI deliver 10 to 20 TOPS/W [Tera Operations Per Second and per Watt]. For the time being, however, the developers of the new architecture are not aiming to replace GPU-based systems but to target a range of uses in edge computing, where AI is deployed at the point where data is collected: in IoT devices, sensors and autonomous vehicles. “One use case, for example, is in automobile systems that pre-analyse objects captured by cameras” without relaying data to a central processing unit. The new chips will therefore open up opportunities to implement AI in highly miniaturized low-latency systems. “In the future, we will get around to integrating them into larger systems,” points out Thomas Kämpfe."
I am confusedHi FJ-215,
the article you linked to refers to a different Fraunhofer Institute, Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden, whereas the Fraunhofer Institute shown in the video is Fraunhofer HHI (Heinrich-Hertz-Institut) in Berlin. (There are 76 Fraunhofer Institutes in total.)
At the very end of the video, there is a reference to a research paper, that I posted about a few weeks ago:
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And thanks to the video we now know what neuromorphic hardware the researchers used, even though they didn’t reveal it in their paper!![]()
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It does look like the Raspberry Pi to me, though?
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Hi FJ-215,
the article you linked to refers to a different Fraunhofer Institute, Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden, whereas the Fraunhofer Institute shown in the video is Fraunhofer HHI (Heinrich-Hertz-Institut) in Berlin. (There are 76 Fraunhofer Institutes in total.)
At the very end of the video, there is a reference to a research paper, that I posted about a few weeks ago:
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https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-417987
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And thanks to the video we now know what neuromorphic hardware the researchers used, even though they didn’t reveal it in their paper!![]()
I really hope take over won't happen. Cause I believe one day will be bigger than Nvidia and I'm not kidding.
My opinion only
DYOR
TheDon
It looks like an opened Raspberry Pi device, with one end of the ribbon cable attached to the PCIe port, and the other to the BrainChip PCIe card. One can tell from the outline of the Akida board that it is the same shape too. Unfortunately, they didn't photograph the side that had the AKD1000 chip on it, but the outline and size are nearly identical in that shot. I was surprised by how small the Akida PCIe board was when I received it.Oh Yes it does! Thank you!
What a load of garbage.!!!!!Why would you doubt a buy out ? The main players have passed the baton only AM left. The only way they get a payout is to BO. If you grow organically you would earn more yes bit they are well in their 60s.
Have you seen how rundown Sean looks compare when he started to know this is dedication. Sales staff reduction engineer growth all plausible.
It's an opinion and quite possible Mate.What a load of garbage.!!!!!