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DingoBorat
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Hey sb182, not sure how you can leave a forum and then comment on it, but hey...
It was fine for AI. Inquirer, to give his opinions, but he wasn't just doing that, he was stating things as "facts" when they were simply not.
That is the problem I had with him/her.
Even in their last post, they stated that Sean had said, that they were "only now reaching (not yet) the stage where they can offer the algorithm"..
Implying that TENNs was "still" not yet a part of BrainChip's IP portfolio, which is in direct contradiction, to what BrainChip has said.
I'm pretty sure, that's not what Sean said, or implied in the podcast, but I haven't checked and am happy to be corrected.
If he didn't say that, that is not "opinion" on AI Inquirer's part and is pure misinformation and goes directly against their own "mantra" of speaking "honestly and clearly".
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Must av saved this and forgot but mention for BrainChip
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Another old one with BrainChip Akida 1000 on show in a cabinet and mentioned in Africa
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Don’t know why I saved this one, maybe I was trying to find a link
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DingoBorat
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I just checked the podcast and the mention of AKIDA 2.0 and TENNs is in the first minutes, up to 3min20secs.
If you listen to just these first few minutes, you can see, that AI Inquirer's "interpretations" to put it nicely of what Sean said, are complete and utter Bullshit.
As are his previous statements, as fact, that AKIDA TENNs, TENNs and by extension TENNs Pleiades, as not being currently commercially available.
Boab
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Hi @DingoBorat
what do you make of the question 13.50 mark and answer?
Along the lines of the CR will be used to bring AKIDA 2 and Tenns to the market as soon as possible.
Does this answer imply that it is not ready yet?
Your thoughts please mate.
Good Morning Chippers ,
Stolen from the smouldering orifice , Courtesy of Fact Finder.
Hi All
With the addition of Lockheed Martin my personal list of Brainchip engagements moves to 67:
1. FORD
2. VALEO
3. RENESAS
4. NASA
5. TATA Consulting Services
6. MEGACHIPS
7. MOSCHIP
8. SOCIONEXT
9. PROPHESEE
10. VVDN
11. TEKSUN
12. Ai LABS
13. NVISO
14. EMOTION 3D
15. ARM
16. EDGE IMPULSE
17. INTEL
18. GLOBAL FOUNDRIES
19. BLUE RIDGE ENVISIONEERING
20. MERCEDES BENZ
21. ANT 61
22. QUANTUM VENTURA
23. INFORMATION SYSTEM LABORATORIES
24. INTELLISENSE SYSTEMS
25. CVEDIA
26. LORSER INDUSTRIES
27. SiFIVE
28. IPRO SILICONE
29. SALESLINK
30. NUMEM
31. VORAGO
32. NANOSE
33. BIOTOME
34. OCULI
35. CIRCLE8 CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES
36. AVID GROUP
37. TATA ELXSI
38. GMAC INTELLIGENCE
39. EDGX
40. EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY
41 UNIGEN
42. iniVation
43. SAHOMA CONTROLWARE
44. MAGIK EYE
45. MYWAI
46. INFINEON
47. ERICSSON
48. MICROCHIP
49. ONSEMI
50. IPSOLON RESEARCH
51. UBH - HELLAS
52. ACCENTURE
53. FRONTGRADE GAISLER
54. DELL Technologies
55. BOSTON DYNAMICS
56. AIRBUS
57. NEUROBUS
58. LOCKHEED MARTIN MFC
59. University of Virginia
60. University of Oklahoma
61.’Arizona State University
62. Carnegie Mellon University
63. Rochester Institute of Technology
64. Drexel University
65. Cornell Tech - founded by Cornell University & Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
66. University of Western Australia
67. Penn State University
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Lockheed Martin Corporation
The Lockheed Martin Corporation is an American aerospace and defense manufacturer with worldwide interests. It was formed by the merger of Lockheed Corporation with Martin Marietta in March 1995. It is headquartered in North Bethesda, Maryland, in the Washington, D.C. area. As of January 2022, Lockheed Martin employs approximately 115,000 employees worldwide, including about 60,000 engineers and scientists.[3]
Company type Public Traded as Industry Aerospace, Defense Predecessors Founded March 15, 1995; 29 years ago Headquarters Bethesda, Maryland, United States Area served Worldwide Key people James D. Taiclet (Chair, President & CEO) Revenue 
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Total equity Number of employees 122,000 (2023) Divisions Website lockheedmartin.com Footnotes / references
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Lockheed Martin is one of the largest companies in the aerospace, military support, security, and technologies industry. It was the world's largest defense contractor by revenue for fiscal year 2014.[4] In 2013, 78% of Lockheed Martin's revenues came from military sales;[5] it topped the list of US federal government contractors and received nearly 10% of the funds paid out by the Pentagon.[6] In 2009, US government contracts accounted for $38.4 billion (85%), foreign government contracts for $5.8 billion (13%), and commercial and other contracts for $900 million (2%).[7]
Half of the corporation's annual sales are to the U.S. Department of Defense. Lockheed Martin is also a contractor for the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).[8]
Lockheed Martin operates in four business segments: Aeronautics, Missiles and Fire Control (MFC), Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS), and Space.[9] The company has received the Collier Trophy six times, including in 2001 for being part of developing the X-35/F-35B LiftFan Propulsion System[10][11][12] and most recently in 2018 for the Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System (Auto-GCAS). Lockheed Martin is currently developing the F-35 Lightning II and leads the international supply chain, leads the team for the development and implementation of technology solutions for the new USAF Space Fence (AFSSS replacement),[13] and is the primary contractor for the development of the Orion command module.[14] The company also invests in healthcare systems, renewable energy systems, intelligent energy distribution, and compact nuclear fusion.[15]
FORBES GLOBAL 2000 largest companys 2024.
Lockheed Martin , No 171 .
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Esq.
Gidday Esq.
Some of us had Brainchip linked to Lockheed Martin back in late 2018/2019 but never quite over the line.
The Fact has produced a very nice list, but I'm not the only one thinking why no IP signings, are they all NOW WAITING for
AKD III to surface during 2025, as that's when I personally expect to see it enter from stage left.
Feeling a little frustrated with how our share price is still being "professionally contained" in a band that has no musicians.
Let's start cranking this baby up, a decade is approaching for many of us.
DingoBorat
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Yeah, seeing as what Sean said, is obviously pre-prepared, you have to take it at face value, don't you?..
In the first few minutes, he said "what we are offering" but then followed that with "and what we'll (we will) offer people" which can be taken a couple of different ways..
The second part "bring both of these products (AKIDA 2.0 and TENNs separately?) to market as quickly as possible" is also open to interpretation, in my opinion.
So does that mean that even AKIDA 2.0 IP is not "actually" commercially available yet, or is it in relation to actually securing IP deals for them?
Maybe I've been wrong all along
I think this is something, that needs to be clarified, by the Company.
Does somebody want to shoot Tony an email, asking..
Are AKIDA 2.0/AKIDA 2.0-TENNs/TENNs and TENNs Pleiades, currently commercially available, or still in development?
I'm not actually on "talking" terms
..Hi Boab,
cc: @DingoBorat
I think we tend to treat the CEO's words as statute law to be interpreted strictly, while he is, at least to some degree, talking off the cuff (where he has hidden his speech notes).
At 2:40 He says:
"... we’re now offering acceleration of models at the hardware level with Akida and at the algorithm level with TeNNs ...".
We do not have TeNNs in silicon, but we have simulation software, which we would have had since before the TeNNs patent filing more than 2 years ago, and it would be continually be upgraded.
Akida is "old hat", but still very much in vogue, whereas TeNNs is this years fascinator.
Our long term EAPs are familiar with Akida. TeNNs is newer to them, as is the combination of Akida and TeNNs. Hence the cloud-based FPGA to give customers a hands-on experience.
... but, once again I must caution against using such speculation as the basis for investment decisions.
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Hi DB,Yeah, seeing as what Sean said, is obviously pre-prepared, you have to take it at face value, don't you?..
In the first few minutes, he said "what we are offering" but then followed that with "and what we'll (we will) offer people" which can be taken a couple of different ways..
The second part "bring both of these products (AKIDA 2.0 and TENNs separately?) to market as quickly as possible" is also open to interpretation, in my opinion.
So does that mean that even AKIDA 2.0 IP is not "actually" commercially available yet, or is it in relation to actually securing IP deals for them?
Maybe I've been wrong all along
I think this is something, that needs to be clarified, by the Company.
Does somebody want to shoot Tony an email, asking..
Are AKIDA 2.0/AKIDA 2.0-TENNs/TENNs and TENNs Pleiades, currently commercially available, or still in development?
I'm not actually on "talking" terms
I don't see "commercially available" and "still in development" as being mutually exclusive where software is concerned. There are lots of examples of upgrades to commercial software. It is the rule rather than the exception.
My view is that the EAPs have been working with the TeNNs simulation software since after the patent filing and it is being continually upgraded, in part from customer feedback.
As I'd suspected and have been banging on about for some time, we are offering TeNNs as software. What I'm not sure about is whether we are offering the full Akida 2, replete with TeNNs as software. Given the astounding performance of TeNNs, you'd have to think Mercedes and Valeo would have been doing a lot of work with the TeNNs software, and given that both are processing their sensor signals with software, what are the odds?
Remember some month ago, Anil announced they were going to tape-out for Akida 2, of which TeNNs is an integral part, but capable of operating without Akida. That suggests to me that TeNNs had reached a commercially acceptable stage of development. Tape-out is the point of no return.
Now it is possible that there have been further improvements in the interim, but, since we are offering TeNNs as software, it can be updated on the run, not something that can be done with a SoC.
Given that we are offering TeNNs software, this should accelerate income as software does not have the same manufacturing delay as the SoC.
... but, once again I must caution against using such speculation as the basis for investment decisions.
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Evening TECH ,Gidday Esq.
Some of us had Brainchip linked to Lockheed Martin back in late 2018/2019 but never quite over the line.
The Fact has produced a very nice list, but I'm not the only one thinking why no IP signings, are they all NOW WAITING for
AKD III to surface during 2025, as that's when I personally expect to see it enter from stage left.
Feeling a little frustrated with how our share price is still being "professionally contained" in a band that has no musicians.
Let's start cranking this baby up, a decade is approaching for many of us.
Agree fully.
Think I have been in over five or six years now , in which time there has been many times when management have intimated IMMINENT sales , only to be let down time and time again.
The fact we continue to renumerate in such fashion senior leadership??? Past and present for non tangible results is bewildering to say the least.
Technology obviously works well , so no problems there .... I'll leave it up to others to figure out were the problem may be .
Waiting impatiently like most , and not even remotely amused how holders have been treated thus far.
Regards,
Esq.
See ASX Ann dated 3/10/23 " BrainChip announces availability of the 2nd Generation Akida IP Solution"
google - BrainChip announces availability of the 2nd Generation Akida IP Solution
Gen2 included TENNs and ViT.
Some quotes below from the Ann:
" The introduction of Temporal Event Based Neural Nets (TENNs) revolutionises the advanced processing for multi-dimensional streaming and time-series data. This can radically reduce model size and improve performance, as well as efficiency, without compromising accuracy, which is an important consideration for Edge devices."
" Combining the benefits of TENNs with hardware acceleration of Vision Transformer (ViT) models unlocks the potential to create game-changing Edge devices that can process advanced vision and video applications in milliwatts or audio and other similar applications in microwatts at the sensor."
" The second generation MetaTF software enables developers to evaluate the capabilities of Akida, optimize, and customize their designs to get a head start on architecting their System on a Chip (SoC) along with their software solutions. In addition to TensorFlow, MetaTF will support ONNX which allows for greater compatibility across various frameworks including PyTorch."
Thanks manny,
This reminds us that part of the delay in implementing any AI system is the development of the model, the database of samples of images or sounds, and it needs to be adapted for Akida/TeNNs.
DingoBorat
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I fully understand, that they will always be "still in development" but I meant as it related directly to commercial availability, as that Allan? guy was saying..
But which you seem to have cleared up, with their "readiness" to go to silicon.
I kind of didn't "remember" that TENNs, was part of the AKIDA 2.0 IP release..
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Hi DB,
These are from an April 2024 slide presentation:
From memory, I think TeNNs does involve a little use of the CPU as well as MACs?
This from way back when:
https://brainchip.com/akida-second-generation/
...
Akida’s advanced acceleration now goes well beyond classification. It has unprecedented support for complex algorithms and models, including high-resolution video object detection, semantic segmentation, and advanced time-series data applications and sequence prediction in low-power Edge devices. This NPU platform supports convolutional, deep learning, and vision transformer networks in hardware. We are in conversations with early adopters now. Products from the 2nd generation platform will be available for general release in Q3 this year [2023].
We will be at EmbeddedWorld 2023, and look forward to seeing you there. Join us at Booth 2-238 or our partner booths to see Akida in action, find out more about the 2nd Generation as well as the burgeoning ecosystem of software and tools firsthand.
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Asked co pilot: Can TENNs be purchased separately to GEN2"
"Certainly! The second-generation Akida platform from BrainChip includes both Temporal Event-Based Neural Nets (TENNs) and Vision Transformers (ViTs)1. These innovations significantly enhance the platform’s capabilities for intelligent edge applications. Now, to address your question about purchasing TENNs separately, it’s important to note that TENNs are an integral part of the Akida Gen2 platform. They are not offered as standalone components for separate purchase. Instead, when you acquire the Akida Gen2 platform, you get access to the combined power of both TENNs and ViTs, enabling a wide range of applications in areas such as audio processing, speech recognition, vital signs prediction, video object detection, and more1. If you have any further inquiries or need additional details, feel free to ask!
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This does not mean that BRN does not NOW have plans to release TENNs as a separate product. Verbals from BRN indicate that TENNs due to its 'uniqueness' may be released and marketed separately. Its just that Co Pilot could not locate anything on the net to that effect.
"Certainly! The second-generation Akida platform from BrainChip includes both Temporal Event-Based Neural Nets (TENNs) and Vision Transformers (ViTs)1. These innovations significantly enhance the platform’s capabilities for intelligent edge applications. Now, to address your question about purchasing TENNs separately, it’s important to note that TENNs are an integral part of the Akida Gen2 platform. They are not offered as standalone components for separate purchase. Instead, when you acquire the Akida Gen2 platform, you get access to the combined power of both TENNs and ViTs, enabling a wide range of applications in areas such as audio processing, speech recognition, vital signs prediction, video object detection, and more1. If you have any further inquiries or need additional details, feel free to ask!
"This does not mean that BRN does not NOW have plans to release TENNs as a separate product. Verbals from BRN indicate that TENNs due to its 'uniqueness' may be released and marketed separately. Its just that Co Pilot could not locate anything on the net to that effect.
This is by far one of your most easy to understand posts
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