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Lumotive Demonstration of a Sensor Hub for LiDAR, Radar and Camera Fusion
Kevin Camera, Vice President of Product for Lumotive, demonstrates the company’s latest edge AI and vision technologies and products in Lattice
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Lumotive Demonstration of a Sensor Hub for LiDAR, Radar and Camera Fusion
Kevin Camera, Vice President of Product for Lumotive, demonstrates the company’s latest edge AI and vision technologies and products in Lattice
Bert Steeringwheel demonstrates autonomous driving.
Lumotive Demonstration of a Sensor Hub for LiDAR, Radar and Camera Fusion
Kevin Camera, Vice President of Product for Lumotive, demonstrates the company’s latest edge AI and vision technologies and products in Lattice
The system had trouble picking Kevin out as human with a bounding box because in the model he was listed under camera.
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Kachoo
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Thank you!
So only the USA was trading yesterday.
Interesting release kind catches everyone to really speculate.
Personally I would not be surprised if we have an longer delay then Thursday!
Frangipani
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Hi Humble Genius,
would you be willing to put money on the accuracy of your recollection, though?
I am asking for a reason:
On https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xasx/brn/ownership
it looks as though The Vanguard Group, Inc. already owned 41,861,914 BRN shares as of June 30. Provided the Morningstar info is correct, this means they would have added just over 100,000 this month so far, unless they sold a fair amount of shares sometime earlier this month and just bought back in?
But hang on:
I just noticed the FT screenshot posted earlier by @BrainShit in the Institutional Ownership thread, which claims The Vanguard Group, Inc. owned a total of 48.62 million shares as of July 4, a difference of more than 6.75 million compared to the 41.86 million as of June 30, listed in the Morningstar screenshot above.
Weirdly, though, the number of shares recently bought is equally stated to be 17.56 million.
While it is theoretically possible, The Vanguard Group, Inc. could have purchased those extra shares between July 1-4, the identical info on both websites that 17.56 million shares were recently added to our top institutional investor’s already very large position was too much of a coincidence for me to stop digging.
So here is my wild guess: Did someone at FT by any chance mistakenly drop the second digit (1), as lo and behold, 41,861,914 then miraculously becomes 48,619,140 which can be rounded to 48.62 million?
Oh, and it appears somebody took your “I swear that…” for a fact - unless that German X poster happened to make the exact same observation you described, which I consider rather unlikely though, as it appears to be your very own screenshot (complete with the green ellipse) that got copied and pasted, given a highlighter treatment and then got reposted…
I wonder if anyone already commented on X. Not being registered on X myself, I was able to open this specific link (although it does not always work with other X links, as I am usually asked to register first), but alas I can no longer read any potential comments the way I was able to when the platform was still called Twitter.
Anyway, a prime example of the evolution of a rumour, if you ask me…
supersonic001
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Sofia McKenzie on LinkedIn: Tata Technologies partners with Arm to drive innovation in…
As vehicle electronics grow in complexity, the extended partnership between Arm and Tata Technologies will drive innovation without compromising time to…
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Kachoo
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The takeaway from this is that much of the AI for the moment will be software driven just like MB definition.
Sofia McKenzie on LinkedIn: Tata Technologies partners with Arm to drive innovation in…
As vehicle electronics grow in complexity, the extended partnership between Arm and Tata Technologies will drive innovation without compromising time to…www.linkedin.com
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Interesting collaboration. In the end you can use a software version when their is no issue of battery power savings required inan ICE.
DingoBorat
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Okay..
So one poster here (post since deleted) and another couple on the crapper (one could be the same who posted here, or read and repeated here) claim to have some knowledge of the CR details?..
Apparently oversubscribed at a small discount, retail shareholders will have an opportunity to participate and there will be a positive announcement to accompany it?
No "Proof" of any of this, but quite possibly the case.
So one poster here (post since deleted) and another couple on the crapper (one could be the same who posted here, or read and repeated here) claim to have some knowledge of the CR details?..
Apparently oversubscribed at a small discount, retail shareholders will have an opportunity to participate and there will be a positive announcement to accompany it?
No "Proof" of any of this, but quite possibly the case.
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A lot of speculation on the crapper ATM.
IMO it's not a local broker as details are always leaked during the halt. There are no consequences of a leak as there is a halt in trading.
So it could well be internationally funded, eg US.
If it was solely a working capital raise we would just use LDA which is the purpose of that facility.
Taking the discount into account plus broker and legal fees a Broker working capital raise would be way more costly than LDA.
So it could well be that there is something more to it. Hopefully positive.
Its wait and see.
Gies
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Sofia McKenzie on LinkedIn: Tata Technologies partners with Arm to drive innovation in…
As vehicle electronics grow in complexity, the extended partnership between Arm and Tata Technologies will drive innovation without compromising time to…
Might be a lead ?
DingoBorat
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Who needs leads?Sofia McKenzie on LinkedIn: Tata Technologies partners with Arm to drive innovation in…
As vehicle electronics grow in complexity, the extended partnership between Arm and Tata Technologies will drive innovation without compromising time to…
Might be a lead ?
We'll know the full story in several hours time
Pom down under
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OpenAI is in talks with Broadcom about developing AI chip
The information reports that Sam Altman's vision for OpenAI to develop its own AI chips to reduce its dependence on Nvidia's GPUs has led him to meet...
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OpenAI is unlikely to compete with Nvidia's technological prowess immediately, as it couldn't optimistically produce a new chip until 2026. However, the company has been exploring ways to become more self-reliant in its quest for general artificial intelligence. Earlier this year, for example, it opened an office in Japan to tap into new revenue streams and collaborate with local businesses, governments, and research institutions. It also partners with entities like Khan Academy and Carnegie Mellon (🫨) to develop personalized learning experiences using AI.
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