BRN Discussion Ongoing

[TheDon]

Who knows ?

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I'm waiting for my next buy by the end of this month so hopefully no ip signed b4 that hehe

TheDon

 

[wilzy123]

Can you please also share what the cult leader said about Nandan and Rob Telson's experience from a few years ago?
Where are these guys now?

DYOR

I am sorry you're not well and feeling miserable champ. It's OK to reach out for help. We will all celebrate when you do.

 

[Slade]

I think it time for
Everyone to come together
As one together
Let’s come together
As one together
Right now
Let’s love each other
Let’s walk as one together
Everyone let’s come together
Right now
As one together

 

[DingoBorat]

I think it time for
Everyone to come together
As one together
Let’s come together
As one together
Right now
Let’s love each other
Let’s walk as one together
Everyone let’s come together
Right now
As one together

John Candy, what a Legend.

 

[manny100]

In this case, it's more about having to repeatedly explain things to certain people like you because they suffer from being thick-headed or resistant to learning. Perhaps you should ask yourself if you can read and understand written texts properly. But it seems to be cool nowadays among the youth to throw insults at others just because they read some insult in another forum and laughed about it. Just a side note to the others who like and laught about your post... you don't laugh at or joke about illnesses, you .

I was not having a go at you. I was having a go at those you correctly pointed out in your post that say the same negative BRN things over and over. They do it on the crapper as well.
Its either OCD or a personal agenda to downramp BRN. They carry on over and over with the same crap about management and revenue.
The reality is the EDGE when it arrives will multiply the SP by the value of the patent portfolio alone even if in the unlikely event we do not get deals accross the line.
Cheers

 

[Diogenese]

Arm is a partner.
You don't consider that as collaborative?..

We have demonstrated compatibility of Akida across the range of ARM processors.

 

[7für7]

I was not having a go at you. I was having a go at those you correctly pointed out in your post that say the same negative BRN things over and over. They do it on the crapper as well.
Its either OCD or a personal agenda to downramp BRN. They carry on over and over with the same crap about management and revenue.
The reality is the EDGE when it arrives will multiply the SP by the value of the patent portfolio alone even if in the unlikely event we do not get deals accross the line.
Cheers

I got it now, I'm sorry. I thought you meant me because I said "how often do we have to mention it," sorry. But a clown makes people laugh, which is positive

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[Tothemoon24]

CAM-Based CMOS Implementation Of Reference Frames For Neuromorphic Processors (Carnegie Mellon U.)​

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MAY 31ST, 2024 - BY: TECHNICAL PAPER LINK

A technical paper titled “NeRTCAM: CAM-Based CMOS Implementation of Reference Frames for Neuromorphic Processors” was published by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.

Abstract:​

“Neuromorphic architectures mimicking biological neural networks have been proposed as a much more efficient alternative to conventional von Neumann architectures for the exploding compute demands of AI workloads. Recent neuroscience theory on intelligence suggests that Cortical Columns (CCs) are the fundamental compute units in the neocortex and intelligence arises from CC’s ability to store, predict and infer information via structured Reference Frames (RFs). Based on this theory, recent works have demonstrated brain-like visual object recognition using software simulation. Our work is the first attempt towards direct CMOS implementation of Reference Frames for building CC-based neuromorphic processors. We propose NeRTCAM (Neuromorphic Reverse Ternary Content Addressable Memory), a CAM-based building block that supports the key operations (store, predict, infer) required to perform inference using RFs. NeRTCAM architecture is presented in detail including its key components. All designs are implemented in SystemVerilog and synthesized in 7nm CMOS, and hardware complexity scaling is evaluated for varying storage sizes. NeRTCAM system for biologically motivated MNIST inference with a storage size of 1024 entries incurs just 0.15 mm^2 area, 400 mW power and 9.18 us critical path latency, demonstrating the feasibility of direct CMOS implementation of CAM-based Reference Frames.”

 

[BrainShit]

BrainChip isn't collaborating with Arm. We're just trying to model ourselves on them. We've hired their staff and nothing came of it. It's been quite delusional.
To be clear, What product do you think we are collaborating on?

BrainChip and Arm are collaborating to bring cutting-edge AI solutions to intelligent edge devices by combining BrainChip's Akida neuromorphic AI processor with Arm's Cortex-M family of processors, including the powerful Cortex-M85.

BrainChip has joined Arm's AI Partner Program, an ecosystem that enables developers to deliver next-generation AI solutions.

The partnership allows BrainChip's ultra-low power, event-based Akida AI processor to work seamlessly with Arm's widely-used Cortex-M processors.

This combined platform unlocks unprecedented levels of performance, efficiency and functionality for AI applications at the edge, such as advanced vision, video object detection and preventative healthcare.

The collaboration gives developers access to BrainChip's neuromorphic computing technology through Arm's extensive ecosystem and toolchains.

It allows BrainChip to assure compatibility of its Akida IP with Arm's product families and reach a wider market of AI developers and decision-makers.

In summary, by joining forces, BrainChip and Arm are poised to drive innovation in edge AI by combining BrainChip's ultra-efficient neuromorphic computing capabilities with Arm's ubiquitous processor designs and vast partner ecosystem.

Image of an ARM presentation:

“Our collaboration with Arm is set to unlock the next generation of intelligent edge devices with unprecedented levels of performance and functionality, “said Rob Telson, BrainChip Vice President of Ecosystem and Partnerships. “We look forward to joining Arm on their Tech Talk presentation and educate listeners how Akida and the Arm Cortex-M85 will deliver capabilities not previously possible.”

Link:

 

[Pom down under]

BrainChip isn't collaborating with Arm. We're just trying to model ourselves on them. We've hired their staff and nothing came of it. It's been quite delusional.
To be clear, What product do you think we are collaborating on?

 

[The Pope]

Lunar Lake: our new AI processor at Computex | Michelle Johnston Holthaus posted on the topic | LinkedIn

Today’s Lunar Lake architecture news was a huge highlight at #Computex2024. While onstage, Pat Gelsinger revealed the architectural details of Lunar Lake – our flagship processor for the next generation of AI PCs. Lunar Lake was redesigned from the ground up to set a new bar for x86 power...

www.linkedin.com

Unsure if this has been shared given the post is 1 week old from Intel.

Given that BRN is linked to Intel Foundaries and they referencing their new AI P core and E cores this may be linked to us and potential revenue later this year.

Extract below

Lunar Lake was redesigned from the ground up to set a new bar for x86 power efficiency and unmatched #AI compute. It includes new P-cores and E-cores that deliver significant performance and energy efficiency improvements, a fourth-generation NPU with over 48 TOPS of AI performance – 3x faster than the previous generation – and an all-new GPU with improved gaming and graphics performance.

Lunar Lake is an example of our IDM 2.0 strategy that empowers design teams to select the optimal process technologies that meet our product timing and performance goals. These processors will power more than 80 different AI PC designs from 20 OEMs, as we expect to deploy more than 40 million Core Ultra processors in market this year...it’s a big year for AI PCs, to say the least!

 

[Pom down under]

Lunar Lake: our new AI processor at Computex | Michelle Johnston Holthaus posted on the topic | LinkedIn

Today’s Lunar Lake architecture news was a huge highlight at #Computex2024. While onstage, Pat Gelsinger revealed the architectural details of Lunar Lake – our flagship processor for the next generation of AI PCs. Lunar Lake was redesigned from the ground up to set a new bar for x86 power...

www.linkedin.com

Unsure if this has been shared given the post is 1 week old from Intel.

Given that BRN is linked to Intel Foundaries and they referencing their new AI P core and E cores this may be linked to us and potential revenue later this year.

Extract below

Lunar Lake was redesigned from the ground up to set a new bar for x86 power efficiency and unmatched #AI compute. It includes new P-cores and E-cores that deliver significant performance and energy efficiency improvements, a fourth-generation NPU with over 48 TOPS of AI performance – 3x faster than the previous generation – and an all-new GPU with improved gaming and graphics performance.

Lunar Lake is an example of our IDM 2.0 strategy that empowers design teams to select the optimal process technologies that meet our product timing and performance goals. These processors will power more than 80 different AI PC designs from 20 OEMs, as we expect to deploy more than 40 million Core Ultra processors in market this year...it’s a big year for AI PCs, to say the least!

Giving that we only just joined intel foundaries and the time it takes to get a product to market

 

[The Pope]

Giving that we only just joined intel foundaries and the time it takes to get a product to market

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Well 11 December 2022 isn’t just joined but I take your point it may well be in 2025 if this 3 year time frame is an absolute given with intel knowledge and development in the EDGE AI space

Also take in the time frame before BRN joined the IFS it will be getting up there timeframe wise of this 3 year development period before products produced. I’m even thinking given Intel involvement in Edge AI and one of the big boys the 3 year timeframe could be compressed. As always DYOR

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-joins-intel-foundry-services-to-advance-neuromorphic-ai-at-the-edge/#:~:text=%E2%80%93%20December%2011%2C%202022%20%E2%80%93BrainChip,innovation%20on%20Intel's%20foundry%20manufacturing

 

[DK6161]

Well 11 December 2022 isn’t just joined but I take your point it may well be in 2025 if this 3 year time frame is an absolute given with intel already knowledge in the AI space

https://brainchip.com/brainchip-joins-intel-foundry-services-to-advance-neuromorphic-ai-at-the-edge/#:~:text=%E2%80%93%20December%2011%2C%202022%20%E2%80%93BrainChip,innovation%20on%20Intel's%20foundry%20manufacturing

 

[The Pope]

Hi DK6161,
If you like copying other peoples images of “I doubt it personally” then go one step further a write a article on it and have it on MF. I appreciate your jibber and have a laugh. Have a great day !!

 

[MDhere]

Yes @Labsy , Timestamp 23.08

I like it, thanks for sharing @mrgds and @Labsy

Happy Sunday fellow brners

 

[IloveLamp]

Use the report button and stop arguing with the peanuts people ffs. Wasn't that the whole point of tsex?

Otherwise you might as well go and indulge them on the crapper

 

[Iseki]

BrainChip and Arm are collaborating to bring cutting-edge AI solutions to intelligent edge devices by combining BrainChip's Akida neuromorphic AI processor with Arm's Cortex-M family of processors, including the powerful Cortex-M85.

BrainChip has joined Arm's AI Partner Program, an ecosystem that enables developers to deliver next-generation AI solutions.

The partnership allows BrainChip's ultra-low power, event-based Akida AI processor to work seamlessly with Arm's widely-used Cortex-M processors.

This combined platform unlocks unprecedented levels of performance, efficiency and functionality for AI applications at the edge, such as advanced vision, video object detection and preventative healthcare.

The collaboration gives developers access to BrainChip's neuromorphic computing technology through Arm's extensive ecosystem and toolchains.

It allows BrainChip to assure compatibility of its Akida IP with Arm's product families and reach a wider market of AI developers and decision-makers.

In summary, by joining forces, BrainChip and Arm are poised to drive innovation in edge AI by combining BrainChip's ultra-efficient neuromorphic computing capabilities with Arm's ubiquitous processor designs and vast partner ecosystem.

Image of an ARM presentation:

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“Our collaboration with Arm is set to unlock the next generation of intelligent edge devices with unprecedented levels of performance and functionality, “said Rob Telson, BrainChip Vice President of Ecosystem and Partnerships. “We look forward to joining Arm on their Tech Talk presentation and educate listeners how Akida and the Arm Cortex-M85 will deliver capabilities not previously possible.”

Link:

No. Brainchip are a client of Arm. We licensed their IP to create our Akida1000
Arm have never licensed our IP. They have created their own Ethos-u85.

i.e. Brainchip have paid money to Arm, via Socionext BUT Arm have never paid us anything.

A collaboration means that there is a budget, and that both sides have put in $, with an expectation to earn revenue.

We have nothing, and will never get anything out of Arm.

Better to look for dots that join us to a company making an actual product that will work on the edge, and be sold to customers.

Sorry but please don't shoot the messenger.

 

[Smoothsailing]

Dribble

 

[Pom down under]

No. Brainchip are a client of Arm. We licensed their IP to create our Akida1000
Arm have never licensed our IP. They have created their own Ethos-u85.

i.e. Brainchip have paid money to Arm, via Socionext BUT Arm have never paid us anything.

A collaboration means that there is a budget, and that both sides have put in $, with an expectation to earn revenue.

We have nothing, and will never get anything out of Arm.

Better to look for dots that join us to a company making an actual product that will work on the edge, and be sold to customers.

Sorry but please don't shoot the messenger.