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Report from Wevolver.
Had a brief look through it. Substantial piece on what Syntiant are doing which look very similar to what we are about?
bearing in mind that Syntiant was one of the sponsors of this report???
EdgeAITechnologyReportGenerativeAIattheEdgeEdition

Edit......Looks like it may be too big?
Perhaps visit Wevolver site if you're keen.
 
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Tuliptrader

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IMHO, a good usage for akida LLMs at the edge using RAG could be replacing/enhancing the owners manual in new cars. No need for cloud connectivity. It would definitely be faster and more efficient than flicking through a physical copy or downloading one to your phone.

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Been holding since AZK days....sold enough to become a free carry during the spike of Jan 2022.
Like many other LTH I am tiring of the lack of news and the promises (like a hockey stick) that have been served up to investors.
Sean has stated that there will be deals done etc etc before the end of this year.....well Mariah Carey is starting to play on the radio......
 
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It's certainly been
Been holding since AZK days....sold enough to become a free carry during the spike of Jan 2022.
Like many other LTH I am tiring of the lack of news and the promises (like a hockey stick) that have been served up to investors.
Sean has stated that there will be deals done etc etc before the end of this year.....well Mariah Carey is starting to play on the radio......
Hear, hear!
 
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Santa just sent me a video message right after he read my wish list… the same one I’ve been sending him for years. You know… the same one you all send him every year, too.

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Has anyone ordered the Akida Edge Box and already had it delivered?
 
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6 weeks till Christmas, hurry up Santa
 
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AXE may be about to get a speeding ticket. Up 29%
 
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AXE may be about to get a speeding ticket. Up 29%

Me dreaming about BRN getting a speeding ticket.
I Like Yes GIF by Saturday Night Live
 
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AXE may be about to get a speeding ticket. Up 29%
Sorry, just some useless but fascinating thing I just noticed, when looking at the 5 year SP chart of BRN and AXE, they're almost identical.

I don't really follow AXE, so not sure of it's history though, but found it quite interesting nonetheless.
 
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Sorry, just some useless but fascinating thing I just noticed, when looking at the 5 year SP chart of BRN and AXE, they're almost identical.

I don't really follow AXE, so not sure of it's history though, but found it quite interesting nonetheless.
Same algo messing with the sp no doubt
 
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Another dumping of a day
When will this turn around Sean
 
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( Sean has mentioned streaming & video conference technology)


Attendees will also be able to see Atlas NV-CMM (Non-Volatile CXL Memory Module) showing low-latency persistent memory performance.

Unigen will present a range of high-performance computing solutions at booth 764, including DDR5 Memory Modules, NVDIMMs, and high-capacity SSDs, highlighting their capabilities in handling multiple live video streams and low-latency memory performance.

The company specializes in OEM products and electronics manufacturing services, serving various industries such as automotive, medical, and IoT.

Unigen recently expanded AI production with a new Malaysian manufacturing hub.
 
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( Sean has mentioned streaming & video conference technology)


Attendees will also be able to see Atlas NV-CMM (Non-Volatile CXL Memory Module) showing low-latency persistent memory performance.

Unigen will present a range of high-performance computing solutions at booth 764, including DDR5 Memory Modules, NVDIMMs, and high-capacity SSDs, highlighting their capabilities in handling multiple live video streams and low-latency memory performance.

The company specializes in OEM products and electronics manufacturing services, serving various industries such as automotive, medical, and IoT.

Unigen recently expanded AI production with a new Malaysian manufacturing hub.

Hi TTM,

Great find.

Looks like they are offering a few AI options as PCIe plug-ins. It would be interesting to see performance comparisons.

From the product Brief:

https://unigen.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Cupcake-Product-Brief.pdf


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Frangipani

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The public face of Renesas to us BRN shareholders, Sailesh Chittipeddi, has decided to leave the company at the end of the year.

It will be interesting for us to keep an eye on his future endeavours, given he will take his familiarity with BrainChip’s technology along…
(His LinkedIn profile is currently deactivated.)



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Unfortunately, though, his exit adds to the mystery surrounding the whereabouts of the Renesas chip using our IP that was supposed to be taped out in December 2022:



I bet we would have found out through likes on LinkedIn by BrainChip employees if that chip had ever been announced in public as having become commercially available, even if Renesas had decided not to mention our company as an IP vendor (since they bought the licence, they are not obliged to, as far as I understand).

While the Renesas logo remains on the BrainChip website under “YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY”, there is no trace of us to be found on their own website except for an old question by @chapman89 in a Renesas support forum (weirdly it says 23 Feb 2022 in the search results, but then ‘over three years ago’ when you click on it?).

So if there ever was a Renesas press release on their own website regarding the December 2020 signing of the IP licence with BrainChip, this announcement appears to have since been deleted. I suppose they are not obliged to inform BrainChip about whatever they do or don’t do with the licensed IP, so we may never find out more details from our company’s side in case that chip design eventually got shelved.

It seems very odd, though, that Renesas would sign a non-exclusive IP license (so the reason can’t have been to just prevent competitors from signing their own licenses with us) and then not commercialise it… 🤔



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On my way to Lapland to personally ask Santa for a price sensitive announcement for Xmas
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The public face of Renesas to us BRN shareholders, Sailesh Chittipeddi, has decided to leave the company at the end of the year.

It will be interesting for us to keep an eye on his future endeavours, given he will take his familiarity with BrainChip’s technology along…
(His LinkedIn profile is currently deactivated.)



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Unfortunately, though, his exit adds to the mystery surrounding the whereabouts of the Renesas chip using our IP that was supposed to be taped out in December 2022:



I bet we would have found out through likes on LinkedIn by BrainChip employees if that chip had ever been announced in public as having become commercially available, even if Renesas had decided not to mention our company as an IP vendor (since they bought the licence, they are not obliged to, as far as I understand).

While the Renesas logo remains on the BrainChip website under “YOU’RE IN GOOD COMPANY”, there is no trace of us to be found on their own website except for an old question by @chapman89 in a Renesas support forum (weirdly it says 23 Feb 2022 in the search results, but then ‘over three years ago’ when you click on it?).

So if there ever was a Renesas press release on their own website regarding the December 2020 signing of the IP licence with BrainChip, this announcement appears to have since been deleted. I suppose they are not obliged to inform BrainChip about whatever they do or don’t do with the licensed IP, so we may never find out more details from our company’s side in case that chip design eventually got shelved.

It seems very odd, though, that Renesas would sign a non-exclusive IP license (so the reason can’t have been to just prevent competitors from signing their own licenses with us) and then not commercialise it… 🤔



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Strange that we disappeared out of their web pages if we were ever there?

I also searched and got same result as you.

Renesas just launched 3nm automotive multi-domain SoC tech as per link below. They are using Arm CPU's in this complicated set-up, but I can't see anything pointing at us, unfortunately.

They also just launched:
Renesas Introduces New AnalogPAK Programmable Mixed-Signal ICs, Including First Low-Power Device with 14-Bit SAR ADC (I don't know what it is, honestly?)


I really hope they will be using Akida for something since they bought a license but in worst case scenario maybe that's because he is leaving, no use of our product, and he was told to leave.
Only thinking out loud here, no idea if that is anywhere near the truth, I hope not.


 
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Come with us and explore the future of technology!

Mercedes-Benz and the University of Waterloo have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on research led by Prof. Chris Eliasmith in the field of neuromorphic computing.

The focus is on the development of algorithms for advanced driving assistance systems.

By mimicking the functionality of the human brain, neuromorphic computing could significantly improve AI computation, making it faster and more energy efficient.

While preserving vehicle range, safety systems could, for example, detect traffic signs, lanes and objects much better and react faster, even in poor visibility.

The work with the University of Waterloo complements a series of our existing research collaborations on neuromorphic computing.

To realise the full potential of neuromorphic computing, we are building up a network of universities and research partnerships.


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