Can you name any other company from any part of the world that does this?
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DingoBorat
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Well I know Intel have/are trying their hand at it, but apparently their Loihi, only likes baby bear's porridge and refuses to work, if it's too cold and then it gets too hot...
We don't actually know, how AKIDA does in Space yet either..
I'm sure there are plenty of other companies working on it, but Northrop mentioned "Australian".
There are other Australian companies, working on various types of A.I. but we seem to fit the bill well, especially where "hardware" is concerned.
KMuzza
Mad Scientist
Hi DingoBorat-
Check this out from 2022-
Work done on a memory chip for low earth orbit,
Space Radiation Tested on Prototype Chip | Spaceaustralia
A new prototype radiation-hardened semiconductor chip has been successfully tested using the ANSTO’s Sirius Accelerator.
spaceaustralia.com
cheers
AKIDA BALLISTA UBQTS
DingoBorat
Slim
“The impact of radiation damage to the performance of the newest generations of microelectronic technologies is still not very well understood in the scientific community,” explained Dr Shojaii.Hi DingoBorat-
Check this out from 2022-
Work done on a memory chip for low earth orbit,
Space Radiation Tested on Prototype Chip | Spaceaustralia
A new prototype radiation-hardened semiconductor chip has been successfully tested using the ANSTO’s Sirius Accelerator.spaceaustralia.com
cheers
AKIDA BALLISTA UBQTS
“Only an experiment can confirm that the performance of the technology will not be adversely impacted by radiation.”
“We need to validate that the hundreds of millions of transistors in a single chip will perform suitably at the device level, before use in space. The radiation effects on semiconductor chips have been one of the main reasons for satellite failures in space missions,” he said.
That's interesting..
SharesForBrekky
Regular
Oh wow, check out the BCHPY OTC at the moment. Already biggest volume ever in one day @ over 52k (avg about 1.6k)
A couple of huge orders gone through. One about 20k and another about 28k. In other words, for 28k, it's 28,000 X 40 = $1.12 million US (not 100% sure if I've calculated this right though, as I haven't considered that one unit is also going at $4.78). If someone can assist with this, please do.
A couple of huge orders gone through. One about 20k and another about 28k. In other words, for 28k, it's 28,000 X 40 = $1.12 million US (not 100% sure if I've calculated this right though, as I haven't considered that one unit is also going at $4.78). If someone can assist with this, please do.
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Just to clarify ....your example yields shares not US dollars.
However today effectively 2.1m shares have exchanged hands via BCHPY
Plus 290k via BRCHF
This is at least twice the most volume ever for BCHPY...... TWICE
Expect more volume in the future via BCHPY as it costs $7 to execute a trade and BRCHF is $50 (USD if you can believe it)
With the recent purchase by Schwab of Ameritrade any with BRCHF from a formerly Ameritrade account will have to pay up (7x) to buy and sell these shares via Schwab.
So one might consider future transactions via BCHPY.
Morning SharesForBrekky,
BCHPY = 40 standard shares
So...
3,821 % volume increase.
52 ,750 ADRs
X 40
= 2 ,110,000 single shares equivalent.
52,750
X $4.75 USD
= $250,560 USD.
X 1.50694 ( conversion)
= $377,582 AU .
Give or take , with market still open.
Looking good
Regards,
Esq.
BCHPY = 40 standard shares
So...
3,821 % volume increase.
52 ,750 ADRs
X 40
= 2 ,110,000 single shares equivalent.
52,750
X $4.75 USD
= $250,560 USD.
X 1.50694 ( conversion)
= $377,582 AU .
Give or take , with market still open.
Looking good
Regards,
Esq.
DingoBorat
Slim
The German exchanges aren't doing anything special..
Smoothsailing
Regular
I hope we are involved in ChipletsHey FJ, what became known as "Akida" was always the end goal, it's in our name
The software solutions of "BrainChip" Studio and "BrainChip" Accelerator, were supposed to be a profitable bridge, to that goal.
They spent way too much money, building that bridge, which wasn't spanning the length and then decided to focus solely on "The Chip".
BrainChip, has encountered many roadblocks and detours, some of its own making and some outside our control..
We've been working at providing the market, something that it didn't need yet (going against the wisdom, of someone like Steve Jobs).
"We" can see the pure genius, in truly "Independent A.I." but the Market wasn't there yet.
Ken Scarince, said a few years ago now, that we were "disrupting a Market that hadn't been created yet".
Well that Market is now being created.
So I don't think we'll have to wait too much longer..
Software is now back on the table, in a big way too, due to everything changing so quickly, but "chips" will still be needed, in "Far Edge" applications, which will be practically everywhere and in everything.
Unless we're all wrong of course..
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Wonder if BRN are part of this solution?? Sounds very similar…
https://www.techdogs.com/tech-news/...red-factoryops-across-factory-floors-globally
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Series B funding led by Decarbonization Partners will support Guidewheel in scaling its AI-powered FactoryOps platform to empower the world’s factories to cost-effectively drive both financial and sustainability goals
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Guidewheel, the leader in AI-powered FactoryOps, raised an oversubscribed $31 million Series B funding round led by Decarbonization Partners, a partnership between BlackRock and Temasek. Ecolab, Rethink Impact, and GSBackers also participated in this round, alongside existing investors Greycroft and Breakthrough Energy Ventures (BEV), among others.
Guidewheel provides the first way to bring AI to the factory floor at scale—every machine, in every factory. Inspired by the universal truth that every machine on the factory floor uses power, Guidewheel starts with non-invasive sensors that simply clip like a smartwatch on the power draw of any machine to bring its real-time “heartbeat” into a connected, AI-powered FactoryOps platform. Guidewheel empowers teams to reduce lost production time, increase efficiency, and enhance performance over time, delivering fast, concrete ROI through its technology, with customers reporting an average of 41% more production from their existing assets.1 Within the same FactoryOps platform, Guidewheel builds in all the tools manufacturers need to track and manage energy and carbon towards sustainability goals.”
https://www.techdogs.com/tech-news/...red-factoryops-across-factory-floors-globally
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Guidewheel Raises $31M Series B To Scale AI-Powered Factoryops Across Factory Floors Globally
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Series B funding led by Decarbonization Partners will support Guidewheel in scaling its AI-powered FactoryOps platform to empower the world’s factories to cost-effectively drive both financial and sustainability goals
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Guidewheel, the leader in AI-powered FactoryOps, raised an oversubscribed $31 million Series B funding round led by Decarbonization Partners, a partnership between BlackRock and Temasek. Ecolab, Rethink Impact, and GSBackers also participated in this round, alongside existing investors Greycroft and Breakthrough Energy Ventures (BEV), among others.
Guidewheel provides the first way to bring AI to the factory floor at scale—every machine, in every factory. Inspired by the universal truth that every machine on the factory floor uses power, Guidewheel starts with non-invasive sensors that simply clip like a smartwatch on the power draw of any machine to bring its real-time “heartbeat” into a connected, AI-powered FactoryOps platform. Guidewheel empowers teams to reduce lost production time, increase efficiency, and enhance performance over time, delivering fast, concrete ROI through its technology, with customers reporting an average of 41% more production from their existing assets.1 Within the same FactoryOps platform, Guidewheel builds in all the tools manufacturers need to track and manage energy and carbon towards sustainability goals.”
Kachoo
Regular
Well the post by Rayz on HC shows a comment by Laurent Hili on the picture every one is critical.
If you look further into the likes you will see Dan Goldin Ex NASA cheif still with NASA 35 years ninth longest serving administrator appointed by Goerge HW Bush served 9 years loving the comment.
We can argue what we want about the SP cloths revenue of past and things we only view in the past. I question when people of this calibre support the company or companies advertising BRN you have to think really critical who as more credibility in the product Akida these individuals that work in the sectors or TJs Stiffer and the rest of the gallery.? I mean NASA DoD is confidential if they see value they will say squat it will be radio silence. But things are happening in the back ground.
I will say many big companies use small companies to test waters before they put their name and reputation on a project or product.
The USA activity makes sense in the trades increasing cause as appetite for BRN shares grows then this is the market it will happen not in the Australia. I think k the 3 million SPP raise shows the market hear is limited for capital for these ventures. It needs to move to USA which makes me wonder.
As for this Australian company the article mentioned Blie spiral using a GPU Nvidia so if they use Akida I don't know is there a possibility of it being software atm yes but I have not looked to close on this so it's a low speculative dot possibly nothing unless more information is provided on the specs which I have not seen.
Deadpool
Did someone say KFC
Can only hope that this is the start of something beautiful.
24-177MR ASIC sues ASX for alleged misleading statements | ASIC
Fair, strong and efficient financial system for all Australians.
asic.gov.au
.Bill Gates and crew dancing on stage. They are wearing short sleeve cotton golf shirts. Welcome to the world of IT nerds, this is how we dress
99.99% sure we aren't....Intel are, but Peters architecture is different, way different.
Happy to be corrected by the man himself.
Regards....Tech (Perth)
Smoothsailing
Regular
Really that’s disappointing if correct, ok well I would appreciate to know we’re we sit within this new chiplets designs ( if at all ) assuming this isn’t a question that can’t be answered due to NDAs.
DingoBorat
Slim
Is this some kind of a joke, by the ASIC??..Can only hope that this is the start of something beautiful.
24-177MR ASIC sues ASX for alleged misleading statements | ASIC
Fair, strong and efficient financial system for all Australians.asic.gov.au
"ASIC Chair Joe Longo said, ‘ASX’s statements go to the heart of trust in the integrity of our markets. We believe this was a collective failure by the ASX Board and senior executives at the time"
The ASIC sit on their hands and just watch all the BS going on.
Then they pat themselves on the back..
"On 7 March 2024, ASIC announced ASX had paid a penalty of $1,050,000 following an ASIC investigation into its compliance with the market integrity rules. More recently, ASIC took action against a ‘pump and dump’ scheme and attempted manipulation of commodities markets. These proceedings underscore ASIC's commitment to ensuring all market participants comply with the law"
Meanwhile, the ASX writes off the project (CHESS replacement) for 250 million, which is more than likely well above it's costs and claims a very meaty tax offset.
"That review identified significant challenges with the solution design and its ability to meet the ASX’s requirements. Following the release of the Accenture Report, ASX decided to pause the project and wrote down costs of $250 million".
They are literally a bunch of dancing overpaid clowns, like all government bodies, that are only funny, when they're not trying to be..
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