I hope you were better at 'rithmetic than readin' and ritin'.Has anyone noticed that if you rearrange the letters (KleidiAI), you get ‘Akida’ …. almostIt’s a sign!!
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Had no idea, that he actually co-wrote that song, as performed in the all time classic musical film The Blues Brothers.
I generally hate musicals with a passion!
But the Blues Brothers, is a rare exception.
Cheers for the history lesson
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Good evening...here we go again, yet another patent only published 7 days ago from our mates at:
ACCENTURE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LTD
Check it out, a research chip is mentioned but a commercially available chip or IP is available NOW...that's why the
continuous learning of gesture recognition and AKIDA IS MENTIONED YET AGAIN.
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ACCENTURE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LTD
Check it out, a research chip is mentioned but a commercially available chip or IP is available NOW...that's why the
continuous learning of gesture recognition and AKIDA IS MENTIONED YET AGAIN.
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Some recent updates in April.
Couple interesting ones I thought.
- [akida] Initial support of Stem in V2 hardware (not all used cased covered for now)
- [akida] Introduced VitEncoderBlock layer: it corresponds to the groups of layers that will be mapped to an hardware block
- [akida] Limited multi-sequence mapping on V2
- [akida] Engine fully supports 8-bits outputs for Akida 2.0 (with/without activation)
- [akida] Added a workaround to avoid race condition when NPs try to reach AeDMA
- [akida] Added support for stride 2 1x1 Conv2D (pointwise) layers for ResNet50
- [akida] Added support for 7x7, stride 2 with max pooling (pool_size=3, pool_stride=2) InputConv2D layer for ResNet50
- [akida] Added an 'activation' parameter to Add layer for ResNet50
- [akida] Improved NP count in 'Model.summary()' for 2.0 components
- [akida] Improved layers docstrings
- [cnn2snn] A set of layers that are compatible with a VitEncoderBlock will now be converted to the block instead of independent layers
- Reworked the detection tools: dataset management now based on TensorFlow datasets, others tools updated accordingly, COCO dataset added
- Updated AkidaNet YOLO/VOC model: now trained on COCO and transferred on the whole 20 VOC classes
- Introduced AudioViT/Urbansound model, leveraging ViT backbone for audio classification
- Added a 'summary' CLI to akida_models that handles Keras, ONNX and Akida models
- Rebased DVSSamsung model architecture to its DVSGesture sibling for hardware efficiency
- Pruned DS-CNN/KWS model from unnecessary reshape
Couple interesting ones I thought.
Update Akida and CNN2SNN to version 2.7.2
New features
- [akida] Full support of standard and depthwise transposed convolution in V2 hardware- [akida] Initial support of Stem in V2 hardware (not all used cased covered for now)
- [akida] Introduced VitEncoderBlock layer: it corresponds to the groups of layers that will be mapped to an hardware block
- [akida] Limited multi-sequence mapping on V2
- [akida] Engine fully supports 8-bits outputs for Akida 2.0 (with/without activation)
- [akida] Added a workaround to avoid race condition when NPs try to reach AeDMA
- [akida] Added support for stride 2 1x1 Conv2D (pointwise) layers for ResNet50
- [akida] Added support for 7x7, stride 2 with max pooling (pool_size=3, pool_stride=2) InputConv2D layer for ResNet50
- [akida] Added an 'activation' parameter to Add layer for ResNet50
- [akida] Improved NP count in 'Model.summary()' for 2.0 components
- [akida] Improved layers docstrings
- [cnn2snn] A set of layers that are compatible with a VitEncoderBlock will now be converted to the block instead of independent layers
Update Akida models to 1.5.0
New features
- Aligned with CNN2SNN 2.7.2- Reworked the detection tools: dataset management now based on TensorFlow datasets, others tools updated accordingly, COCO dataset added
- Updated AkidaNet YOLO/VOC model: now trained on COCO and transferred on the whole 20 VOC classes
- Introduced AudioViT/Urbansound model, leveraging ViT backbone for audio classification
- Added a 'summary' CLI to akida_models that handles Keras, ONNX and Akida models
- Rebased DVSSamsung model architecture to its DVSGesture sibling for hardware efficiency
- Pruned DS-CNN/KWS model from unnecessary reshape
Documentation update
- Performances: added AudioViT, updated dectection and audio sections
- Updated "Advanced ONNX model quantization" removing parts for patterns that are now supported
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Speaking of gesture. There was a mention of new features in the latest update I just postedGood evening...here we go again, yet another patent only published 7 days ago from our mates at:
ACCENTURE GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LTD
Check it out, a research chip is mentioned but a commercially available chip or IP is available NOW...that's why the
continuous learning of gesture recognition and AKIDA IS MENTIONED YET AGAIN.
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Rebased DVSSamsung model architecture to its DVSGesture sibling for hardware efficiency
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There are currently three job openings listed on the BrainChip website:
While we don’t know whether these are additional jobs created due to high demand from current resp. prospective customers or replacements for employees having left / about to leave our company, these job descriptions are nevertheless intriguing, as they offer a glimpse at things to come.
I merely skimmed them, underlining some parts I found particularly informative, but as a technical layperson, I may have missed some crucial new info that would be quite obvious to others here.
I like the way BrainChip and Akida are being described here:
“Come join the company leading the technical revolution in artificial intelligence. BrainChip is a global technology company producing a groundbreaking neuromorphic processor that brings artificial intelligence to the edge in a way that is beyond the capabilities of other products.”
Self-driving cars! Obviously no surprise as such, as we all know that those will benefit from neuromorphic technology, but wasn’t the more general term “automotive” used until now?
We hadn’t really heard about agricultural equipment in a while, had we?
Real-time operating systems (ROTS) - makes sense because of the ultra-low latency required for those, but I can’t recall having stumbled across the term before.
Mention of the next version of the Akida NSoC and LLMs!!!
What is meant by “the Akida 1.0/2.0 hardware device”?
team experience required for this player-coach position.
This job description sounds to me as if they are looking for an almost superhuman chief cook and bottle washer?!
Also interesting that applicants should preferably have a B.Sc. in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering; however, experience in lieu of education will be considered!
I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!
While we don’t know whether these are additional jobs created due to high demand from current resp. prospective customers or replacements for employees having left / about to leave our company, these job descriptions are nevertheless intriguing, as they offer a glimpse at things to come.
I merely skimmed them, underlining some parts I found particularly informative, but as a technical layperson, I may have missed some crucial new info that would be quite obvious to others here.
I like the way BrainChip and Akida are being described here:
“Come join the company leading the technical revolution in artificial intelligence. BrainChip is a global technology company producing a groundbreaking neuromorphic processor that brings artificial intelligence to the edge in a way that is beyond the capabilities of other products.”
Self-driving cars! Obviously no surprise as such, as we all know that those will benefit from neuromorphic technology, but wasn’t the more general term “automotive” used until now?
We hadn’t really heard about agricultural equipment in a while, had we?
Real-time operating systems (ROTS) - makes sense because of the ultra-low latency required for those, but I can’t recall having stumbled across the term before.
Mention of the next version of the Akida NSoC and LLMs!!!
What is meant by “the Akida 1.0/2.0 hardware device”?
team experience required for this player-coach position.This job description sounds to me as if they are looking for an almost superhuman chief cook and bottle washer?!
Also interesting that applicants should preferably have a B.Sc. in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering; however, experience in lieu of education will be considered!
I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!
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I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!There are currently three job openings listed on the BrainChip website:
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While we don’t know whether these are additional jobs created due to high demand from current resp. prospective customers or replacements for employees having left / about to leave our company, these job descriptions are nevertheless intriguing, as they offer a glimpse at things to come.
I merely skimmed them, underlining some parts I found particularly informative, but as a technical layperson, I may have missed some crucial new info that would be quite obvious to others here.
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I like the way BrainChip and Akida are being described here:
“Come join the company leading the technical revolution in artificial intelligence. BrainChip is a global technology company producing a groundbreaking neuromorphic processor that brings artificial intelligence to the edge in a way that is beyond the capabilities of other products.”
Self-driving cars! Obviously no surprise as such, as we all know that those will benefit from neuromorphic technology, but wasn’t the more general term “automotive” used until now?
We hadn’t really heard about agricultural equipment in a while, had we?
Real-time operating systems (ROTS) - makes sense because of the ultra-low latency required for those, but I can’t recall having stumbled across the term before.
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Mention of the next version of the Akida NSoC and LLMs!!!
What is meant by “the Akida 1.0/2.0 hardware device”?
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This job description sounds to me as if they are looking for an almost superhuman chief cook and bottle washer?!
Also interesting that applicants should preferably have a B.Sc. in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering; however, experience in lieu of education will be considered!
I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!
Apparantly now on those 3 days its all you can eat!
Good. I'm glad they're treating the staff well. A free lunch is peanuts compared to what some companies are offering.I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!
Apparantly now on those 3 days its all you can eat!
When we start making consistent $$, i hope to see the wages increase in order to remain competitive and not bleed staff to the nvidias and intels of the world
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Kachoo
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I don't know if many realise but if you provide lunches say lunch is 1 hour usually most people will be ba k to work 45 minutes or even 40 mins.
Where if you go out its usually 1.5 hours so when you look at the rates you pay a worker even 15 minutes covers the cost of the lunch to increase productivity.
Is a very smart move.
Frangipani
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I had already noticed in last month’s job offer for a new HR manager (replacing Sheila Sabanal-Lau) that our company recently implemented cost saving measures by limiting the legendary free lunch to 2-3 times a week!
Apparantly now on those 3 days its all you can eat!
… and doggy-bag the leftovers for one of the other days?
Actually, for the new HR manager, it’s free lunches on Mondays and Fridays only:
While it’s still a nice gesture to provide free lunch twice a week, it seems a bit odd to cut down on the free lunches for new employees (unless they also did so for everyone else), especially when paying them a salary of more than 110k USD a year!
Humble Genius
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The free lunch on Monday and Friday would be to entice them to come in to the office, instead of having a long weekend and say they plan to work from home on those days.
BrainShit
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Yes, you're right...
Just regarding scaling (not size, weight, power-consumption or body fat and available + proofed)... I compared 256 nodes which will scale up to 131 TOPS with Hala Point (Loihi2 cluster) which lead to 20 petaops ...
I know this comparison is not well suited, but it shows the dimension as well as the scaling ability of Loihi 2. So, next step ... who like to set up an Akida cluster?
Link: https://www.nextplatform.com/2024/0...ic-ai-envelope-with-hala-point-supercomputer/
Link: https://brainchip.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Akida-1.0-IP-Product-Brief_final.pdf
We're on the same ground... Akida is way better than Loihi and Intel grind's its teeth...
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Fullmoonfever
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Seems Microsoft maybe seeing the light
I note earlier this year they apparently signed a deal with Intel to manufacture their chips, announced during the Intel Foundry event. Presumably the same one we attended & showcased at.
New recent Intern opening with an excerpt, my bold.
Intels neuromorphic or how good would it be for them to maybe use an IFS partner
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I note earlier this year they apparently signed a deal with Intel to manufacture their chips, announced during the Intel Foundry event. Presumably the same one we attended & showcased at.
New recent Intern opening with an excerpt, my bold.
Intels neuromorphic or how good would it be for them to maybe use an IFS partner
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BrainChip's Akida technology is inspired by the remarkable capabilities of the human brain in processing and learning. Positioned at the forefront of innovation, our technology is set to dynamically transform the way systems and applications process information, unlocking unprecedented efficiency and intelligence. Learn more: www.brainchip.com
BrainChip's Akida technology is inspired by the remarkable capabilities of the human brain in processing and learning. Positioned at the forefront of innovation, our technology is set to dynamically transform the way systems and applications process information, unlocking unprecedented efficiency and intelligence. Learn more: www.brainchip.com
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