BRN Discussion Ongoing

[7für7]

I am not looking for the moon but just something positive on the back of multiple comments from the company.
Nothing more, nothing less.

But there are plenty of positive things happening. Most people, however, tend to focus on the negatives. And that’s something that can literally change at any moment, even starting next Monday. I don’t mean you specifically, but just as an example: How would you feel if you were making amazing progress, achieving significant milestones, and partnering with some of the biggest names in your industry, only for some random guys at a pub to tell you that you’re doing a terrible job—just because you haven’t generated revenue yet?

You know, weak-minded people often mock and bully intelligent individuals, usually to cover up their own incompetence or lack of success. I don’t know, man… as I’ve said before, I’ve invested here myself. I always knew from the beginning that I could lose everything, especially when the company didn’t even have a commercialized product or as many partners as it has now.

I’m okay with the progress so far. The product is improving, and I believe contracts, finished products, and revenue will come in time. The only question is when. My investment horizon isn’t just 2–3 years; it could take another 10 to 20 years. And in that case, my kids would benefit from it. And I’m fine with that too.

 

[7für7]

Interesting comments here as well

 

[Getupthere]

But there are plenty of positive things happening. Most people, however, tend to focus on the negatives. And that’s something that can literally change at any moment, even starting next Monday. I don’t mean you specifically, but just as an example: How would you feel if you were making amazing progress, achieving significant milestones, and partnering with some of the biggest names in your industry, only for some random guys at a pub to tell you that you’re doing a terrible job—just because you haven’t generated revenue yet?

You know, weak-minded people often mock and bully intelligent individuals, usually to cover up their own incompetence or lack of success. I don’t know, man… as I’ve said before, I’ve invested here myself. I always knew from the beginning that I could lose everything, especially when the company didn’t even have a commercialized product or as many partners as it has now.

I’m okay with the progress so far. The product is improving, and I believe contracts, finished products, and revenue will come in time. The only question is when. My investment horizon isn’t just 2–3 years; it could take another 10 to 20 years. And in that case, my kids would benefit from it. And I’m fine with that too.

Glad to hear you are happy with progress.

Me and most of the long term holder’s are not.

Sean mentioned that 2024 is a make or break year for BRN.

You won’t need to worry about 10 to 20 years because we won’t be around if we don’t get IP sales asap.

 

[7für7]

Glad to hear you are happy with progress.

Me and most of the long term holder’s are not.

Sean mentioned that 2024 is a make or break year for BRN.

You won’t need to worry about 10 to 20 years because we won’t be around if we don’t get IP sales asap.

You know, I can’t change the situation, and I prefer to focus on the positive side of things. If you want to complain and be negative every day, that’s up to you—it’s not my concern. But to say that most investors think like you? Hmm… I don’t think so.

Have a great Sunday! And maybe try not to stress too much about 2024. Why not start looking forward to 2025 instead? Personally, I’m excited about what’s ahead, and I think many long-term investors feel the same.

 

[Baisyet]

Week old post might have been posted before so sorry about if so

Brian Anderson​

2nd degree connection 2nd

Neuromorph @ Project Phasor | Ex: ML Commons, Intel Labs, Google, NVIDIA


While other players focus on productizing neuromorphic inference at the edge, AMD can become the leader in neuromorphic training with a cost-effective software-first approach.

Competition​

• New HW needed: Neuromorphic workloads do not map well to CPU / GPU / TPU.
• Notable startups: BrainChip, FemtoSense, GrAI, Graphcore, Innatera, RAIN, SynSense.
• NVIDIA: Repeatedly dismisses NC with outdated claims. Catch them off guard!
• Intel: Has some stake in the NC Ecosystem already with Intel Loihi and Lava
• Risk: Don’t miss takeoff. Success is near and the ~30W brain is an existence proof.
• Neuromorphic accelerators:
  • Digital
    • Intel’s Loihi 2 digital neuromorphic hardware and Lava framework.
      • Hala Point operates at 20 PetaOps at 15 TOPS/W
    • GrAI Matter Labs: Acquired by Snapchat.
    • BrainChip: Over $300M USD market cap. Recently released its 2nd gen Akida digital neuromorphic chip.
    • Graphcore: They focus on sparsity and don’t advertise as neuromorphic, but neuromorphic researchers do work on Graphcore chips.
    • SynSense: Solutions homepage. They specialize in digital LIF neurons with limited programmability.
    • FemtoSense: homepage. They highlight sparsity features, but stem from neuromorphic root
    • https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bria...lh?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

 

[Luppo71]

But there are plenty of positive things happening. Most people, however, tend to focus on the negatives. And that’s something that can literally change at any moment, even starting next Monday. I don’t mean you specifically, but just as an example: How would you feel if you were making amazing progress, achieving significant milestones, and partnering with some of the biggest names in your industry, only for some random guys at a pub to tell you that you’re doing a terrible job—just because you haven’t generated revenue yet?

You know, weak-minded people often mock and bully intelligent individuals, usually to cover up their own incompetence or lack of success. I don’t know, man… as I’ve said before, I’ve invested here myself. I always knew from the beginning that I could lose everything, especially when the company didn’t even have a commercialized product or as many partners as it has now.

I’m okay with the progress so far. The product is improving, and I believe contracts, finished products, and revenue will come in time. The only question is when. My investment horizon isn’t just 2–3 years; it could take another 10 to 20 years. And in that case, my kids would benefit from it. And I’m fine with that too.

I am talking about a minor move north in the SP (.80c possibly) to get most shareholders back into a positive mood.
There is over 40000 holders and i will say more than 50% if not many more, are not in a positive mood.
I mentioned a move in SP on the back of comments made by the company, not sure what all the other rubbish is your talking about.
i am more than happy to wait ten years to go to the moon or watch it go to zero, i can never sell now.
4 years in and many more to go.

 

[FuzM]

Bascom Hunter + AKD1000

 

[Baisyet]

Bascom Hunter + AKD1000

So it makes sense as why recent Job Advert wanted some one to clear DOD

Neuromorphic Processors

bascomhunter.com

 

[7für7]

I am talking about a minor move north in the SP (.80c possibly) to get most shareholders back into a positive mood.
There is over 40000 holders and i will say more than 50% if not many more, are not in a positive mood.
I mentioned a move in SP on the back of comments made by the company, not sure what all the other rubbish is your talking about.
i am more than happy to wait ten years to go to the moon or watch it go to zero, i can never sell now.
4 years in and many more to go.

what ever dude… if you can not handle feedbacks and getting immediately impolite “rubbish” then simply don’t answer to my postings … very simple!

 

[Terroni2105]

Bascom Hunter + AKD1000

Is this current brochure? I can’t find it on their website. Can you post the link please.

 

[Baisyet]

And they posted it on March 2023 so they have been playing with neuromorphic Tech​

Advanced Military AI Capabilities with Neuromorphic Processing: Exploring FPGAs and Spiking ASICs​

Bascom Hunter ​

3,263 followers




March 21, 2023
Among the most exciting developments in the field of AI is the emergence of neuromorphic processing, boasting the potential to revolutionize the way we approach AI and bring about unprecedented advances across industry. In this article, we explore the benefits of neuromorphic processing leveraging Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and spiking Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) as well as how these technologies can drive innovation and growth within the DoD.


Power Efficiency

One of the most significant advantages of neuromorphic processing on FPGAs and spiking ASICs is its unparalleled power efficiency. In today's increasingly complex and resource-constrained operational environments, power efficiency is paramount. Inspired by the structure of the human brain, neuromorphic processors are designed to consume minimal power while delivering maximum performance, allowing for the creation of AI systems that boast the same performance as GPUs and TPUs while consuming considerably less energy and occupying far less space (SWaP). These advantages are critical to supporting extended operational endurance.



Scalability

The modern battlefield is ever-evolving, and our military's capabilities must keep pace with these changes. Neuromorphic processing on FPGAs and spiking ASICs provides unparalleled scalability, enabling empowered systems to dynamically adapt to meet emerging threats and missions. This flexibility is essential for mission-critical applications like ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), SIGINT/EW, and next-generation missions. Moreover, neuromorphic systems allow for the seamless reconfiguration of processing units to ensure our warfighters have access to cutting-edge supporting technologies that can overcome a wide array of emerging threats and challenges.



Edge Computing

Neuromorphic processing on FPGAs and spiking ASICs supercharges edge computing, enabling systems to process data at the source rather than in a datacenter thousands of miles away. In an environment where every second counts, these processors can provide inferences within nanoseconds, making them ideal for remote and unattended sensor systems, long-duration UAV missions, and precision navigation in denied/contested environments



Embracing neuromorphic technology is critical to the U.S. Military’s continued dominance in both conventional and future engagements, enabling the US to maintain an unfair advantage against its enemies. At Bascom Hunter, we specialize in developing these unfair advantages in a wide range of form-factors, compliances (VICTORY, HOST, SOSA, MIL-STD, etc.), and applications (airborne, ground, surface, and subsurface), to deliver efficient, scalable, and adaptable AI systems that will serve as force multipliers for our warfighters in an increasingly complex global landscape.

 

[FuzM]

Is this current brochure? I can’t find it on their website. Can you post the link please.

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Found it by chance when my search browser was somehow defaulted to Bing. Somehow, it doesnt appear when using Google search. The PDF file, indicated 25 Nov 24 which somewhat not far from when RSU was issued to Anil Mankar on the 29th Nov.

Another interesting find is the testing timeline for "Implementing Neural Network Algorithms on Neuromorphic Processors"

https://workspace.navystp.com/quad-chart-vtm/N68335-22-C-0159

The milestone for government field testing and evaluation is dated for 4th QTR FY24. Unsure if it is end or start date. However, the other interesting part is its Transition target is EA-18G which is an electronic warfare aircraft.

This may have another link to an interview with Raytheon's talk on Next Gen EW.

How EA-18G Growler's Next Generation Jammer Actually Works And The Future Of Offensive Electronic Warfare

Raytheon's Chuck Angus talks Next Generation Jammer, the state of play in offensive electronic warfare and how it might look in the future.

www.twz.com

ISL may be in the picture from an Electronic Warfare perspective based on the podcast with Dr Joseph Guerci of ISL on From the Crows' Nest on 28th March 2024 "Advancing Cognitive Warfare: Unveiling Neuromorphic Frontiers"

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[Fullmoonfever]

Is this current brochure? I can’t find it on their website. Can you post the link please.

BH have been linked with BRN from memory for quite awhile via SBIR but not seen anything that concrete till now.

Just found this off the back of @FuzM great find.

PDF version:

HERE

Can see the testing times as well as how they will go to "mkt" so to speak with DoD.

The board appears to be same layout as what FuzM found but blanked out initially for obvious reasons.

Suggests to me with the other document, if recent, they should be close to release you'd think.

 

[Baisyet]

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bascomhunter.com

Found it by chance when my search browser was somehow defaulted to Bing. Somehow, it doesnt appear when using Google search. The PDF file, indicated 25 Nov 24 which somewhat not far from when RSU was issued to Anil Mankar on the 29th Nov.

Another interesting find is the testing timeline for "Implementing Neural Network Algorithms on Neuromorphic Processors"

https://workspace.navystp.com/quad-chart-vtm/N68335-22-C-0159

The milestone for government field testing and evaluation is dated for 4th QTR FY24. Unsure if it is end or start date. However, the other interesting part is its Transition target is EA-18G which is an electronic warfare aircraft.

This may have another link to an interview with Raytheon's talk on Next Gen EW.

How EA-18G Growler's Next Generation Jammer Actually Works And The Future Of Offensive Electronic Warfare

Raytheon's Chuck Angus talks Next Generation Jammer, the state of play in offensive electronic warfare and how it might look in the future.

www.twz.com

ISL may be in the picture from an Electronic Warfare perspective based on the podcast with Dr Joseph Guerci of ISL on From the Crows' Nest on 28th March 2024 "Advancing Cognitive Warfare: Unveiling Neuromorphic Frontiers"

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I did some digging too when I saw your post thanks Mate

 

[gwinny66]

From there site

 

[JB49]

These guys seem to know all the right people!

James Stroup - Bascom Hunter | LinkedIn

✔ TS/SCI-Cleared ✔ Startup mindset with strong emphasis on rapidly delivering… · Experience: Bascom Hunter · Education: Naval Postgraduate School · Location: Melbourne · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View James Stroup’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members.

www.linkedin.com

Congratulating the Electronic Engineering Manager at Lockheed Martin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-mcginnis-ba367016/
And this guy had 16 years at Boeing prior to Joining Bascom.

I lead a team of 100+ employees to produce Harpoon, the world’s premier anti-ship missile. I’m responsible for execution and delivery of $800M+ in production contracts for the US Navy and foreign partners. I work regularly with customers, regulators, and internal teammates across contracts, engineering, suppliers, quality, operations, and field support to solve problems and achieve delivery commitments.

 

[7für7]

Uhhhhh thanks @Dallas

Markus Schäfer on LinkedIn: Our Future Technologies Lab is where we look beyond the horizon at…

Our Future Technologies Lab is where we look beyond the horizon at exciting new possibilities. And with the festive season approaching, we’ve created…

www.linkedin.com

 

[Guzzi62]

Bascom Hunter + AKD1000

Awesome find, thanks.

Five AKD1000 spiking neuromorphic processors inside!!

Not something that sells in wild numbers, but it's really nice to see them using our chip.

Military and space will in most cases use top shelf items because of the mission-critical nature of what they do.

One poster said he didn't mind waiting 10 years, well good on you, but I am an old dude and might be 6 feet under by that time, LOL

 

[Tothemoon24]

Our Future Technologies Lab is where we look beyond the horizon at exciting new possibilities.

And with the festive season approaching, we’ve created an 𝐚𝐝𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, filled with tantalising glimpses of new technologies and ideas that could reshape the future.

I say “could” because, as we all know, the future is far from certain. At Mercedes-Benz R&D, our job is to push boundaries, inspire and offer suggestions. Because, depending on where and who you are, innovation and progress can mean very different things. That’s why we don’t pursue technology for technology’s sake. It must offer clear and tangible benefits to our customers and also to wider society.

As part of our discussion, I’d like to open the doors of our advent calendar of innovation and show you some technologies that could, under the right conditions, find their way into series production in the next 10 years.

You can look forward to an assortment of treats that are neuromorphic, hyper-personalised and solar. They “brake” new ground, drive biotechnology and achieve something mighty on a micro level.

Curious?

I’ll open the first door very soon with our vision for cities in 2040 and beyond – as these are the places many new technologies find their first applications.

 

[miaeffect]

Is this current brochure? I can’t find it on their website. Can you post the link please.

2024 November 25? Just guessing

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