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MegaportX

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Frangipani ............ I totally agree with you, that it was a real loss for TSE to lose a very technically minded and informative poster like AI_Inquirer, who was more than happy to share his ongoing research and discussions with various other organisations where b
BrainChip had some kind of connection / affiliation with, but he was eventually push out from posting here, due mainly imo to the poor form and lack of respect shown here by other questionable posters.

Well... RTX is actually Raytheon.. sooooo. There is our link finally. Oh baby! So we are Partners...

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Unfortunately, I don't have a packet of chewies at home, but hopefully the photo below puts it into perspective.

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For those not familiar, the device on the left hand side of the photo is an M.2 form factor NVME SSD thats used for storage (in place of HDD's and standard SSD's) in PC's these days.
(The item above the PCIE board signifies the share price in the next couple of weeks :) )
Interesting that your PCIe card has an Engineering Sample on it..

Do you think that's normal practice @Diogenese?..

I guess the PCIe cards "are" for "mucking around"..
 
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Courtesy of Mr Finder over on the other site (hope you don't mind old chap)

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I think we are going to need a bigger boat:p
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entretec

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There's no pic on the website yet..

I think it's more for hobbyists, to play with, or build their own Edge Box (and maybe very small volume producers of boxes).

I'd say a larger manufacturer, would deal either directly with us or one of our providers (as in not this form factor).

Nvidia, wouldn't be adding things ad hoc, they'd partner with us or something..

But I'm just guessing really..

The hobbyist market, is potentially huge, if marketed correctly.
This is how it is connected to the mentioned Raspberry Pi 5. As you say the hobby market is enormous.
 
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TheDrooben

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Could RTX possibly be the subcontractor involved in the AFRL contract from December announcement?
Possible but it seems strange that they are happy to mention RTX as partners now but weren't just a month ago
 
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Frangipani

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Why is everyone so surprised about the RTX (Raytheon) reveal?

I had already dot-joined them a month ago as the likely subcontractor of the AFRL announcement:


https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-443407

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My guess is our company used the word “partner” here in a broader sense (as in partnering for a project).
 
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entretec

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Keeping my hopes up.

Could it also be a raspberry pi enclosure with the new M.2 Form Factor boards? According to the Day 2 LinkedIn post, they seem to be demonstrating the M.2 cards.

Just curious that the VVDN edge box on the table seems to be a static box with no cables attached. Also, you wouldnt need a power adaptor that large to run Akida ;)


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This is a Raspberry Pi 5 in a box with the M2 card. See attached. Note: the Raspberry Pi 5 is just a ready available vehicle, the smarts are in the M2 card.
Raspberry Pi 5 is now available with up to 16Gb memory - more than enough to run a very capable LLM on the Edge,
 
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Bombersfan

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Possible but it seems strange that they are happy to mention RTX as partners now but weren't just a month ago
Yeah fair point. I’d rather they are a more direct partner than through the afrl award but should lead to bigger things either way.
 
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Frangipani

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Possible but it seems strange that they are happy to mention RTX as partners now but weren't just a month ago

The official ASX announcement - NOT the BrainChip LinkedIn post at the time revealing the AFRL contract - mentioned BrainChip were “currently in negotiations to enter into a subcontractor agreement with the previously mentioned aerospace and defence company for the completion of the contract award”.

That’s the reason why they didn’t name RTX as the subcontractor in December already.

But we found out nevertheless due to an RTX employee’s LinkedIn comment… 😉

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TheDrooben

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The official ASX announcement - NOT the BrainChip LinkedIn post at the time revealing the AFRL contract - mentioned BrainChip were “currently in negotiations to enter into a subcontractor agreement with the previously mentioned aerospace and defence company for the completion of the contract award”.

That’s the reason why they didn’t name RTX as the subcontractor in December already.

But we found out nevertheless due to an RTX employee’s LinkedIn comment… 😉

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So obviously negotiations are now over and it is confirmed as RTX.......massive massive news. Great stuff @Frangipani always appreciate your in-depth research with supporting evidence

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Bombersfan

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Why is everyone so surprised about the RTX (Raytheon) reveal?

I had already dot-joined them a month ago as the likely subcontractor of the AFRL announcement:


https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-443407

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My guess is our company used the word “partner” here in a broader sense (as in partnering for a project).
Yep I missed that dot. Nice work.
An exciting big gun to be working with.
 
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This is how it is connected to the mentioned Raspberry Pi 5. As you say the hobby market is enormous.
As well as hobbyists, Manny's comment about students (of all types) got me to thinking, that many of the University programs that we have going, might actually "require" students to purchase a M.2 card, for projects etc, as part of future course material requirements.

Add to that, because of the huge interest in neuromorphic computing in general, many schools and students, may start their own programs and courses as well.

Because of the relatively low entry cost, this really does have huge potential to bring in some cash and it's basically just a side gig..

Need to be able to supply them though and the 10-12 week wait for Edge Boxes, doesn't bode well for that..
 
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TheDrooben

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Frangipani

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Keeping my hopes up.

Could it also be a raspberry pi enclosure with the new M.2 Form Factor boards? According to the Day 2 LinkedIn post, they seem to be demonstrating the M.2 cards.

Just curious that the VVDN edge box on the table seems to be a static box with no cables attached. Also, you wouldnt need a power adaptor that large to run Akida ;)


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Hi FuZ,

I do indeed also believe that is possible.

I was somewhat puzzled when our company first announced the following in September, as our Dev Kit had been based on a Raspberry Pi 4:

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Raspberry Pi is currently developing the above mentioned AI Kit that “bundles the Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ with a Hailo AI acceleration module for use with Raspberry Pi 5 (…) The AI module is a 13 tera-operations per second (TOPS) neural network inference accelerator built around the Hailo-8L chip. The module uses the M.2 2242 form factor, and comes pre-installed in the M.2 HAT+, to which it connects through an M key edge connector. The M.2 HAT+ communicates between the AI module’s M.2 interface and the Raspberry Pi 5’s PCIe 2.0 interface.


Yesterday we found out that AKD1000 will be made available on an M.2 form factor, too.




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Could RTX possibly be the subcontractor involved in the AFRL contract from December announcement?
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