Because the founders are against it. Hopefully they will change their tune at some point.
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"Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer," a Presentation from BrainChip
Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip, presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer”
www.edge-ai-vision.com
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DingoBorat
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"very power efficient compute" compared to what?
A Nvidia option that he mentioned they were "not" using?..
An AKIDA 2.0 on TENNs, would very likely trump anything he's got, by a wide margin...
Apart from use in "edgier" devices, like smart rings etc, our greatest strength in automotive (excluding EVs) is going to be our lack of latency (which includes things like driver monitoring, air bag deployment etc) but also "don't piss me off with a slow response time" type non-safety critical features, like "asking" your car to do something..
Like you've said, companies like Tesla and Apple (if not using our tech) are not going to share what they "do use" with others.
So other Companies are going to have to try and stay competitive, in other ways, or get left behind.
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Terroni2105
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"Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer," a Presentation from BrainChip
Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip, presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer”
He is a good speaker
AusEire
Founding Member. It's ok to say No to Dot Joining
Why didn't Blockbuster buy into Netflix when they were offered it?
Why did Kodak fail? Because they failed to innovate and adapt to the digital age.
Lots of companies have hit and missed
Maybe Nvidia don't see neuromorphic technology as a threat YET.
I actually hate this question tbh because it gives god like status to the likes of Nvidia, Intel etc etc.
Space Cadet
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Interesting read. Not aurenif posted previously l.
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Space Cadet
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The podcast that is referenced.
https://fromthecrowsnest.transistor...tive-warfare-unveiling-neuromorphic-frontiers
Dr. Guerci from iSL
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rgupta
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Can anyone show us how brainchip can be taken over by some other company. To do that they have to convince management ( which to me is not convinced) coz that is not something PVDM planned for.
Convince the share holders so what value will make share holders happy ( a tiny news from Mercedes bumps the sp from 50 cents to 2.35 in a few days)
Convince the Australian and US govt. (NASA knows the value of company more than anyone )
Convince the regulators
But then why to make that much of an effort. Just live and let live.
Space Cadet
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From the transcript.
And this technology I'm talking
about, neuromorphic chips,
that's available to the world.
I mean, BrainChip is
an Australian company.
There's no ITAR restrictions, so.
- Well, and also I think it speaks
to the multidisciplinary
approach to technology today.
I mean, the neuromorphic chip,
I mean, it has military applications
you can obviously use it for,
but, I mean, you're gonna find this
in all various sectors
of an economy and society
and what we use in everyday
life, and so, you know-
- So Ken, let me just say
that the neuromorphic chip
that BrainChips makes from Australia
had nothing to do with electronic warfare.
It's designed to do image processing.
So one of the things we had to overcome
was take our electronic warfare I/Q data,
in-phase and quadrature
RF measurement data,
and put it into a format to
make it look like an image
so that the BrainChip
could actually digest it
and do something with it.
So you're absolutely right.
I mean, these chips are
not being designed for us
in the electronic warfare community,
but they're so powerful
that we were still able to get it to work.
Imagine if they put a little effort
into tailoring it to our needs.
Then you have a revolution.
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Fullmoonfever
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Went searching here but could find this Dec 23 AI Hardware & Edge AI "The Edge of Tomorrow" presso I just found on Kiasco Research.
Could be here somewhere but keyword searches didn't locate or I used wrong keywords.
Maybe I need Akidas KWS to help
Posting anyway and has some info on ViT and TENNs.
Appears could be the same one prepped for Rob at Semisrael Oct 23.
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Original HERE
Could be here somewhere but keyword searches didn't locate or I used wrong keywords.
Maybe I need Akidas KWS to help
Posting anyway and has some info on ViT and TENNs.
Appears could be the same one prepped for Rob at Semisrael Oct 23.
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Those that don't see the current share price as a bargain, are timid fools in my opinion. Can they push it down further? Sure. Are they actually getting the "real" churn they really want? I don't know. Do they play the game both ways? Of course. But in all honesty, I don't think they like...
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Yep. There it is again. Edge Impulse is integral to the process of implementing Akida 2 (and small LLMs).Went searching here but could find this Dec 23 AI Hardware & Edge AI "The Edge of Tomorrow" presso I just found on Kiasco Research.
Could be here somewhere but keyword searches didn't locate or I used wrong keywords.
Maybe I need Akidas KWS to help
Posting anyway and has some info on ViT and TENNs.
Appears could be the same one prepped for Rob at Semisrael Oct 23.
BRN Discussion Ongoing
Those that don't see the current share price as a bargain, are timid fools in my opinion. Can they push it down further? Sure. Are they actually getting the "real" churn they really want? I don't know. Do they play the game both ways? Of course. But in all honesty, I don't think they like...
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Fullmoonfever
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Quite liked some of the TENN results.
Frangipani
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Frangipani
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BrainChip's Akida processor for SpaceTech | BrainChip posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Navigating the challenges of #SpaceTech requires advanced, reliable solutions. BrainChip's cutting-edge #neuromorphic technology provides the capabilities…
Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart
Neuromorphic Computing: Making Space Smart Published Mar 19, 2024 Eric Gallo, Sr. Principal, Future Technologies R&D, Accenture Labs Space technology is advancing, and companies that never considered themselves space companies are now
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This woman might be quite the addition to BrainChip's Board of Directors.
To dream.....
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Just came across this, but may have already been discussed as it's back late March/early April this year.
"WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AFRL) – The Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL, will feature several space-related technologies and programs during the 39th Space Symposium at the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 8-11, 2024."
"AFRL programs
At the Space Symposium, AFRL will highlight a variety of space programs and technologies where AFRL is working, including Space Situational Awareness, Rapid Response and Space Support to the Joint Force. Technologies to be included at the AFRL exhibit booth include Neuromorphic Computing for Space, or NICS+; the Oracle Family of Systems; Safe Trusted Autonomy for Responsible Spacecraft, or STARS; Propulsion Unit with Modular Applications, or PUMA; Navigational Technology Satellite-3, or NTS-3; and Global Lightning.
Neuromorphic Computing Intelligence Systems+ is an Applied Research development and demonstration program, emphasizing integration of advanced neuromorphic technologies into space and airborne experiments for on-system learning. Advance architectures exposing new capabilities for artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous solutions for edge computing."
Heaps of varying speakers and plenty to look out for throughout the agenda.
On the agenda, the Australian Space Agency spoke. Interestingly, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke during the ASA's session.
There was also session titled Processing on the Edge. BAE Systems were one of the guest speakers.
The next one:
April 7th - 10th, 2025
40th space symposium
AFRL showcases key programs at 2024 Space Symposium
The Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL, will feature several space-related technologies and programs during the 39th Space Symposium at the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 8-11, 2024.
www.hill.af.mil
"WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AFRL) – The Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL, will feature several space-related technologies and programs during the 39th Space Symposium at the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado, April 8-11, 2024."
"AFRL programs
At the Space Symposium, AFRL will highlight a variety of space programs and technologies where AFRL is working, including Space Situational Awareness, Rapid Response and Space Support to the Joint Force. Technologies to be included at the AFRL exhibit booth include Neuromorphic Computing for Space, or NICS+; the Oracle Family of Systems; Safe Trusted Autonomy for Responsible Spacecraft, or STARS; Propulsion Unit with Modular Applications, or PUMA; Navigational Technology Satellite-3, or NTS-3; and Global Lightning.
Neuromorphic Computing Intelligence Systems+ is an Applied Research development and demonstration program, emphasizing integration of advanced neuromorphic technologies into space and airborne experiments for on-system learning. Advance architectures exposing new capabilities for artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous solutions for edge computing."
Heaps of varying speakers and plenty to look out for throughout the agenda.
On the agenda, the Australian Space Agency spoke. Interestingly, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke during the ASA's session.
There was also session titled Processing on the Edge. BAE Systems were one of the guest speakers.
The next one:
April 7th - 10th, 2025
40th space symposium
BrainShit
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Pia is a Non-Executive Director... which means they're not employed by the company.I didn't ask WHY she is selling them.
I said I would like to hear something from her about Brainchip, a company that employs her.shows me some people are ignorant, newcomer, Kids or just storyteller
Point taken.
Just reading that their roles involve scrutinising business performance and offering strategic guidance and support to the executive team.
Sales performance is non-existent.
Unsure of what guidance and support she provides.
7für7
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How many times do we have to explain that our technology isn't like selling bread rolls over the counter? Is it so hard to understand that this is a complex technology, where the contractual negotiations alone take months, including legal agreements in case of damage? And this is after all previous negotiations regarding functionality have been completed. Those of you constantly harping on about no new licensing partners or contracts being signed clearly lack an understanding of the complexity of this technology. This isn't like publicly traded companies dealing with cannabis or Apples etc
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