BRN Discussion Ongoing

[DingoBorat]

Thanks for posting @goodvibes!

Unfortunately I believe this is referring to Ericsson's work with Intel as per the example below.

However I have a question which @Diogenese might be able to answer.

My question is whether BRN would be able to implement the same radio receiver algorithm?

I found this research paper on wake-up radios (see link below) which references BrainChip's Akida as well as Intel's Loihi. The paper ( Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning) talks about the use of algorithms to reduce processing energy and I wondered if it might be the same or a similar algorithm prototype which Ericsson's researchers used.

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EXTRACT FROM RESEARCH PAPER - Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning

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https://arxiv.org/pdf/2404.01815

Curiously, when I searched the term "neuromorphic radio receiver algorithm" the results came back referring to 1) Intel's research and 2) the research paper above which references BrainChip.

Both were published around the same time-frame (2 April 2024 and 17 April 2024) which had me wondering if they were connected?

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AAAAAAAND...Professor Osvaldo Simeone (who was one of the authors that wrote the above research paper that references both BrainChip and Intel) is also referred to here in this article as working with Intel, NVIDIA and AccelerComm on neuromorphic communications!!!


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6G: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers

6G Technology: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers" highlights the groundbreaking research that aims to revolutionize wireless communications. By using neuromorphic computing, the research seeks to provide faster, more energy-efficient, and AI-integrated 6G...

tecknexus.com

Looks like the partnerships between King's researchers and Intel, NVIDIA, and AccelerComm all tie back to the NEUROCOMM system.

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https://govtribe.com/award/federal-grant-award/project-grant-2335876

Here's the paper dated Jan 2023 which originally introduced the NEUROCOMM system and it was first posted here on TSEx by @Fullmoonfever.

One of the authors is Professor Osvaldo Simeone and this paper also mentions BrainChip.




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Paper HERE



I also found this.

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My take, is that a lot of companies wanting to mess with Neuromorphic Computing, find Intel Loihi first, have a play and then find out, that there's a much better solution, that is already commercially available.

And yes, that's not reflected, where we want to see it, yet..

 

[Bravo]

It looks like this chap Osvaldo Simeone from King's College is researching a different approach, a hybrid analogue-digital hardware architecture. This paper is very recent 16 Aug 2024.

Says here that "Xpikeformer achieves up to a 17.8--19.2× reduction in energy consumption compared to state-of-the-art digital ANN transformers and up to a 5.9--6.8× reduction compared to fully digital SNN transformers. "

Unfortunately am not tech savvy enough to know if this is bad news for us or if it could be something that benefits our technology as well.

Introducing Xpikeformer.

@Diogenese here's one more for you!

Xpikeformer: Hybrid Analog-Digital Hardware Acceleration for Spiking Transformers

This paper introduces Xpikeformer, a hybrid analog-digital hardware architecture designed to accelerate spiking neural network (SNN)-based transformer models. By combining the energy efficiency and temporal dynamics of SNNs with the powerful sequence modeling capabilities of transformers...

arxiv.org

 

[7für7]

There so many positiv posting today… “” goes out to Pom, bravo , dingo etc.

 

[DingoBorat]

There so many positiv posting today… “” goes out to Pom, bravo , dingo etc.

Yeah, it's been a regular Tsunami of positivity here lately..

C'mon Bravo, I'm sure "you" can do better!

Sorry ..
It's all just fun and games, until someone gets kneed in the clackers..

 

[DingoBorat]

Yeah, it's been a regular Tsunami of positivity here lately..

C'mon Bravo, I'm sure "you" can do better!

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Sorry ..
It's all just fun and games, until someone gets kneed in the clackers..

For those that don't know what Clackers are, here is an explanational video, sorry, the audio seems to be in some kind of Italian dialect..



Definitely not to be confused, with other similar apparatus, starting with B.

 

[Boab]

My Aussie Super BRN holdings fell below the 20% threshold yesterday so I was able to get another little parcel today.
With todays finish I may be able to get a few more tomorrow.
If they drop out of the ASX 300 they won't allow me to buy anymore.
Still confident enough to keep buying. Yes, I did sell some a while ago but that was my personal holding.
The loss on paper is looking pretty horrendous. Just need one good announcement

 

[CHIPS]

For those that don't know what Clackers are, here is an explanational video, sorry, the audio seems to be in some kind of Italian dialect..



Definitely not to be confused, with other similar apparatus, starting with B.

The language is DUTCH.

 

[DingoBorat]

The language is DUTCH.

Ahh it's all the same!

 

[DingoBorat]

My Aussie Super BRN holdings fell below the 20% threshold yesterday so I was able to get another little parcel today.
With todays finish I may be able to get a few more tomorrow.
If they drop out of the ASX 300 they won't allow me to buy anymore.
Still confident enough to keep buying. Yes, I did sell some a while ago but that was my personal holding.
The loss on paper is looking pretty horrendous. Just need one good announcement

I tried to get my Brother, to average down in his Super.

His yelling and screaming at me, wasn't indicative of a positive outcome to what could be loosely described as a "discussion"..


Bearing in mind, he bought 50000 at 95 cents on my recommendation, it's entirely understandable..

In my opinion, averaging down from those levels, is a no brainer.

But maybe that's my problem..

 

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[Jacob Kiraz]

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I tried to get my Brother, to average down in his Super.

His yelling and screaming at me, wasn't indicative of a positive outcome to what could be loosely described as a "discussion"..


Bearing in mind, he bought 50000 at 95 cents on my recommendation, it's entirely understandable..

In my opinion, averaging down from those levels, is a no brainer.

But maybe that's my problem..

That's if your got the cash and hindsight is a magnificent thing

 

[DK6161]

My Aussie Super BRN holdings fell below the 20% threshold yesterday so I was able to get another little parcel today.
With todays finish I may be able to get a few more tomorrow.
If they drop out of the ASX 300 they won't allow me to buy anymore.
Still confident enough to keep buying. Yes, I did sell some a while ago but that was my personal holding.
The loss on paper is looking pretty horrendous. Just need one good announcement

Condolences mate.
We all made the same move and still waiting for that one good announcement.
If it wasn't for FF, I could've bought an investment property by now

 

[AusEire]

Condolences mate.
We all made the same move and still waiting for that one good announcement.
If it wasn't for FF, I could've bought an investment property by now

Did FF hold a gun to your head, walk you into the main trading space of the ASX building and force you to buy Brainchip shares?

No?

I thought so.

Grow up

 

[wilzy123]

Condolences mate.
We all made the same move and still waiting for that one good announcement.
If it wasn't for FF, I could've bought an investment property by now

It's never too late to dust off that braincell

 

[TheDrooben]

Well Larry is buying more tomorrow......crazy SP

 

[DK6161]

It's never too late to dust off that braincell

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I wonder if the same gifs and memes will be posted when we hit 5 cents.
It's all fun and games isn't it for some of you lots, while others are genuinely angry at Sean and the company.

Go back 2 years ago. Who would've thought we going down to 15 cents.

 

[DK6161]

Did FF hold a gun to your head, walk you into the main trading space of the ASX building and force you to buy Brainchip shares?

No?

I thought so.

Grow up

Yes he did.
He lied to us.

 

[Esq.111]

Thanks for posting @goodvibes!

Unfortunately I believe this is referring to Ericsson's work with Intel as per the example below.

However I have a question which @Diogenese might be able to answer.

My question is whether BRN would be able to implement the same radio receiver algorithm?

I found this research paper on wake-up radios (see link below) which references BrainChip's Akida as well as Intel's Loihi. The paper ( Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning) talks about the use of algorithms to reduce processing energy and I wondered if it might be the same or a similar algorithm prototype which Ericsson's researchers used.

View attachment 68861


EXTRACT FROM RESEARCH PAPER - Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning

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View attachment 68863

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2404.01815

Curiously, when I searched the term "neuromorphic radio receiver algorithm" the results came back referring to 1) Intel's research and 2) the research paper above which references BrainChip.

Both were published around the same time-frame (2 April 2024 and 17 April 2024) which had me wondering if they were connected?

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AAAAAAAND...Professor Osvaldo Simeone (who was one of the authors that wrote the above research paper that references both BrainChip and Intel) is also referred to here in this article as working with Intel, NVIDIA and AccelerComm on neuromorphic communications!!!


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6G: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers

6G Technology: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers" highlights the groundbreaking research that aims to revolutionize wireless communications. By using neuromorphic computing, the research seeks to provide faster, more energy-efficient, and AI-integrated 6G...

tecknexus.com

Looks like the partnerships between King's researchers and Intel, NVIDIA, and AccelerComm all tie back to the NEUROCOMM system.

View attachment 68892

https://govtribe.com/award/federal-grant-award/project-grant-2335876

Here's the paper dated Jan 2023 which originally introduced the NEUROCOMM system and it was first posted here on TSEx by @Fullmoonfever.

One of the authors is Professor Osvaldo Simeone and this paper also mentions BrainChip.




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Paper HERE

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Gateway to Research (GtR) - Explore publicly funded research

The Gateway to Research: UKRI portal onto publically funded research

gtr.ukri.org

Evening Bravo ,

Sterling input yet again , encouragible yet I still want more , Top job .

Bunch of fresh orchids ,

Thanks for posting @goodvibes!

Unfortunately I believe this is referring to Ericsson's work with Intel as per the example below.

However I have a question which @Diogenese might be able to answer.

My question is whether BRN would be able to implement the same radio receiver algorithm?

I found this research paper on wake-up radios (see link below) which references BrainChip's Akida as well as Intel's Loihi. The paper ( Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning) talks about the use of algorithms to reduce processing energy and I wondered if it might be the same or a similar algorithm prototype which Ericsson's researchers used.

View attachment 68861


EXTRACT FROM RESEARCH PAPER - Neuromorphic Split Computing with Wake-Up Radios: Architecture and Design via Digital Twinning

View attachment 68867


View attachment 68863

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2404.01815

Curiously, when I searched the term "neuromorphic radio receiver algorithm" the results came back referring to 1) Intel's research and 2) the research paper above which references BrainChip.

Both were published around the same time-frame (2 April 2024 and 17 April 2024) which had me wondering if they were connected?

View attachment 68864





AAAAAAAND...Professor Osvaldo Simeone (who was one of the authors that wrote the above research paper that references both BrainChip and Intel) is also referred to here in this article as working with Intel, NVIDIA and AccelerComm on neuromorphic communications!!!


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EXTRACT
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6G: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers

6G Technology: The Role of Brain-Inspired Computing by King's Engineers" highlights the groundbreaking research that aims to revolutionize wireless communications. By using neuromorphic computing, the research seeks to provide faster, more energy-efficient, and AI-integrated 6G...

tecknexus.com

Looks like the partnerships between King's researchers and Intel, NVIDIA, and AccelerComm all tie back to the NEUROCOMM system.

View attachment 68892

https://govtribe.com/award/federal-grant-award/project-grant-2335876

Here's the paper dated Jan 2023 which originally introduced the NEUROCOMM system and it was first posted here on TSEx by @Fullmoonfever.

One of the authors is Professor Osvaldo Simeone and this paper also mentions BrainChip.




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View attachment 68876

Paper HERE

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Gateway to Research (GtR) - Explore publicly funded research

The Gateway to Research: UKRI portal onto publically funded research

gtr.ukri.org

Evening Bravo ,

Love your work.

Bunch of new season orchids , appreciate your sleuthing.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[manny100]

Sean at the AGM said do the Math - his words.
He said engagements take up to 2 years to come to fruition.
He said many engagements were commenced 1 year or more ago.
Tony (chairman) backed this up.
Do the maths he said.
Gen2 + TENNS first announced in March 2023. AKIDA 1000 and 1500 were available earlier.
So probabilities based on my maths and on the above is that we should have deal/s in the March Q'25. Early or late in the Q?
Its a matter of patience and whether you can hold that long.
Those that believe there will never be deals probably should not bother holding.

 

[TasTroy77]

Condolences mate.
We all made the same move and still waiting for that one good announcement.
If it wasn't for FF, I could've bought an investment property by now

You bought the shares so don't go blaming anyway else- did FF say DK buy today ? He only quotes facts so ultimately it was your decision