maybe you should then questioning your own comments… what do you think?You're a funny guy who always makes completely pointless comments about everything.
maybe you should then questioning your own comments… what do you think?You're a funny guy who always makes completely pointless comments about everything.
It was one of the main themes in PVDM’s book.Hi Bravo,
I've just realized that SNNs are inherently more transient radiation error (glitch) tolerant than von Neumann.
vN relies on mathematical precision, so a one-bit error always results in an output error. The magnitude of the error would be influenced by the rank of the bit corrupted, from LSB (least significant bit) to MSB.
On the other hand, SNNs rely not on mathematical precision, but on probability based on thousands of "events", so a single error is lost in the noise.
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Meanwhile, back at the workshop:
"if I just keep cutting off the corners of this square ..."
Thanks jt.It was one of the main themes in PVDM’s book.
Thanks jt.
I wonder if it's still in print.
There are still a lot of people waiting for the Akida Edge AI Box that they ordered and paid for months ago to be delivered
Hope it will have plenty of picturesI would guess we can expect PVDM to produce a new book now that he's retired and has a little more time on his hands.
When I spoke to him a few AGMs ago he said he had one in the works.
It would be great to get an update on his thinking and prognostications now he has had all his BrainChip experience to add to his lived repertoire.
I just wish they'd get on and release the killer app.already!
Are you ready for some excellent news?!!!
And now we also know what some of those AKD1500 chips are destined for!
“First quarter of 2024, BrainChip joined a consortium with Airbus Toulouse, Airbus Ottobrunn , Frontgrade Gaisler, and Neurobus for the European Space Agency - ESA ITT “Evaluation of Neuromorphic Computing Technologies for Very Low Power AI/ML Applications in Space.”
Airbus project lead Jérémy Lebreton and AI vision expert Roland Brochard state “This disruptive technology is on track to become part of the space industry roadmap, paving the way for new applications of AI at the edge in space, like earth observation, space exploration, satellite rendezvous, and landing on the moon.”
BrainChip is proud that Airbus selected Akida for both COTS chips and IP in their proposal. ESA awarded the Airbus “NEURAVIS” proposal, including Akida in the AKD1500 chip and on an FPGA together with Frontgrade Gaisler’s NOEL-V processor.”
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Well been away in Europe for the last 2 months. Have enjoyed getting away and not thinking about Brainchip. I return to see the news on Airbus and see the share price under 20c!!! don't get it. But in true stupid form i decided to throw another $50k at this but this time it will be a trade. A good trade though, I'll sell it at 40c for more than 100% from here.
(If i get the chance, it may gap up to $1 if we get a good contract signed)
Good luck my friendI expect a price-sensitive announcement to come through at any moment starting from tomorrow![]()
Smart man...Well been away in Europe for the last 2 months. Have enjoyed getting away and not thinking about Brainchip. I return to see the news on Airbus and see the share price under 20c!!! don't get it. But in true stupid form i decided to throw another $50k at this but this time it will be a trade. A good trade though, I'll sell it at 40c for more than 100% from here.
(If i get the chance, it may gap up to $1 if we get a good contract signed)
Nah, I'm the pin up boy for more money than senseSmart man...![]()
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Vielen Dank, @cosors !
One of the posters led me to indie Semiconductor (headquartered - of all places - in Aliso Viejo, 2 km from where Brainchip used to have its US office) and two of their acquisitions in Germany - Silicon Radar in Frankfurt/Oder and Symeo (“Radar Next Level”) in Neubiberg, just outside of Munich. Might be worthwhile for the more tech-savvy to have a closer look at them in general.
Coincidentally, I stumbled across a very familiar name liking the Neurobus “birth announcement” on another LinkedIn page - and no, it’s not Rob Telson’s, but that of Sounak Dey from TCS Research (see below).
P.S.: On Google, another guy also called Sounak Dey comes up when searching for that name. However, he is younger and works for Munich-based European “Defense AI” start-up Helsing AI, (“Artificial intelligence to serve our democracies… Helsing is a new type of defense AI company. We believe that software, in particular artificial intelligence, will be the key to our democracies”.) They are in cahoots with IBM and backed by Spotify co-founder and CEO Daniel Ek.