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This is also interesting… maybe already postet here?
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I forgot about that, Yes indeed that’s most likely the best bet for sure.
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Dolci got her German passport?
jtardif999
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Maybe TD is being gagged from saying anything?
DingoBorat
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I don't think it's a matter of him being "gagged"..
He answered the question, just he could have elaborated a bit, to make it clearer, without saying anything he shouldn't.
Afternoon Chippers ,
She's all happening next week ,
1 , 22 Jan ,Trump gets to wear the big hat & wield the baseball club .
2 , 23 jan , private jets aplenty & gallons of conyac will be consumed ,
DAVOS , all the big wigs rubbing shoulders figuring out world domination.
AI , is the theme for this year's fancy dress party.
aithebiggesttechinfrastructurebuildout.aihousedavos.com
3 , After 13 years this possum has come out of rehabilitation, sugar addiction , now the hard work starts, bit like BRN.
Regards,
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She's all happening next week ,
1 , 22 Jan ,Trump gets to wear the big hat & wield the baseball club .
2 , 23 jan , private jets aplenty & gallons of conyac will be consumed ,
DAVOS , all the big wigs rubbing shoulders figuring out world domination.
AI , is the theme for this year's fancy dress party.
AI House Davos - Leading the Global Discussion on AI
from 20th to 24th January 2025.
3 , After 13 years this possum has come out of rehabilitation, sugar addiction , now the hard work starts, bit like BRN.
Regards,
Esq.
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Fullmoonfever
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Dots....Dots....and more Dots...whether they all eventually connect is the question...definitely hope so 
FAST EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC CAMERA AND ELECTRONICS (FENCE) AIMS TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE A LOW LATENCY, LOW POWER, EVENT-BASED CAMERA AND A NEW CLASS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING AND LEARNING ALGORITHMS THAT ENABLE INTELLIGENT SENSORS.
www.usaspending.gov
TECH/ENG SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - PROCESSOR TEST CHI
brainchip.com
www.rtx.com
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just minutes away from the main Tempe campus.
The new engineering design hub will leverage talent in the Phoenix area, housing approximately 150 professional positions – 95 percent of which will be employees new to Raytheon. The location will focus primarily on digital design products that support the rapid growth and demand for the company's defense portfolio, which, to date, has mostly been concentrated in southern Arizona.
Go figure huh.
- In mid 2021 Raytheon was awarded part of the FENCE project with DARPA which was still ongoing as at Sept last year.
- Potential end date July this year.
FAST EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC CAMERA AND ELECTRONICS (FENCE) AIMS TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE A LOW LATENCY, LOW POWER, EVENT-BASED CAMERA AND A NEW CLASS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING AND LEARNING ALGORITHMS THAT ENABLE INTELLIGENT SENSORS.
USAspending.gov
- If you look at the Sub Awards, whilst most are tooling, wafers etc, it shows on Page 2 RTX also engaged Arizona State Uni in Sept 2021 for what appears to be processor testing services.
TECH/ENG SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - PROCESSOR TEST CHI
- In Sep 2022 ASU joined the BRN uni accelerator program
BrainChip Empowers Next Generation of Technology Innovators with Launch of the University AI Accelerator Program
Empower your tech innovation journey with BrainChip's University AI Accelerator Program. Unleash the future here!
brainchip.com
- In mid 2023 RTX invested more into the ASU relationship.
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just...
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
July 17, 2023SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just minutes away from the main Tempe campus.
The new engineering design hub will leverage talent in the Phoenix area, housing approximately 150 professional positions – 95 percent of which will be employees new to Raytheon. The location will focus primarily on digital design products that support the rapid growth and demand for the company's defense portfolio, which, to date, has mostly been concentrated in southern Arizona.
- And now at CES 2025 we have RTX representation at our suite for a visit.
Go figure huh.
You could be onto something F/Moon, those dots are lined up.Dots....Dots....and more Dots...whether they all eventually connect is the question...definitely hope so
- In mid 2021 Raytheon was awarded part of the FENCE project with DARPA which was still ongoing as at Sept last year.
- Potential end date July this year.
FAST EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC CAMERA AND ELECTRONICS (FENCE) AIMS TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE A LOW LATENCY, LOW POWER, EVENT-BASED CAMERA AND A NEW CLASS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING AND LEARNING ALGORITHMS THAT ENABLE INTELLIGENT SENSORS.
USAspending.gov
- If you look at the Sub Awards, whilst most are tooling, wafers etc, it shows on Page 2 RTX also engaged Arizona State Uni in Sept 2021 for what appears to be processor testing services.
TECH/ENG SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - PROCESSOR TEST CHI
- In Sep 2022 ASU joined the BRN uni accelerator program
BrainChip Empowers Next Generation of Technology Innovators with Launch of the University AI Accelerator Program
Empower your tech innovation journey with BrainChip's University AI Accelerator Program. Unleash the future here!
- In mid 2023 RTX invested more into the ASU relationship.
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just...
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
July 17, 2023
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just minutes away from the main Tempe campus.
The new engineering design hub will leverage talent in the Phoenix area, housing approximately 150 professional positions – 95 percent of which will be employees new to Raytheon. The location will focus primarily on digital design products that support the rapid growth and demand for the company's defense portfolio, which, to date, has mostly been concentrated in southern Arizona.
- And now at CES 2025 we have RTX representation at our suite for a visit.
Go figure huh.
Some stuff on ChromoLogic. Spinnmo seems to be able to assess the performance of different types of neuromorphic hardware.
Note in the second link, they teamed up with Penn State University, however they used Intel Loihi. But, Penn State University is part of our Brainchip University AI Accelerator Program
Spinnmo
chromologic.com
SNN Benchmarking – Chromologic Inc | Vijay Narayanan
sites.psu.edu
Spiking Neural Network Modeler (SpiNNMo) Phase II | SBIR.gov
legacy.www.sbir.gov
Fullmoonfever
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Bloody hope so and that the CES visit was just a cordial hi, what else you got going on while we discuss a commercial agreement that we don't "currently" have...which is not untrue, but hope that changes
Re cybersecurity: we've known about DUTH since 2018:
https://brainchip.com/brainchip-acquires-license-to-cybersecurity-technology-brainchip-011018-01/
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 01, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — BrainChip Holdings Ltd. (“BrainChip” or the “Company”) (ASX:BRN), the leading neuromorphic computing company, today announced that the Company has entered into an agreement with the Democritus University of Thrace, located in Greece. The agreement consists of a license to their cybersecurity technology and their researcher’s support in porting the technology to the AkidaTM Development Environment. The cybersecurity technology includes data-to-spike convertors and is specifically designed for network intrusion and anomaly detection using a spiking neural network (SNN) that can be accelerated by the Akida Neuromorphic System-on-Chip (NSoC).
Professor Lazaros Iliadis, PhD, Professor of the Department of Civil Engineering, Lab of Mathematics and Informatics, School of Engineering at the Democritus University of Thrace is responsible for the program. He commented, “We have been working with spiking neural networks for several years and our cybersecurity technology has proven highly accurate in detecting threats. The Akida NSoC is an ideal platform to accelerate our SNNs.”
Robert Beachler, BrainChip SVP of Marketing and Business Development commented, “As the Akida NSoC design progresses it is important that we have proven examples of SNN models and data to spike convertors for our target markets. According to MarketsandMarkets, the artificial intelligence cybersecurity market is estimated to be US$35B by 2025 and this technology acquisition will jump-start our solutions in this lucrative application space".
Something which I let through to the keeper back in 2018 because I was distracted by the sexier cybersecurity model is the data-to-spike converter which was part of the DUTH licence, even though Bob Beachler made the point that the licence from DUTH included data-to-spike conversion (DtSC). The DtSC in Akida may well be the DUTH licenced version.
... and now here we are, playing away with QV on cybersecurity, while we may still be in bed with DUTH for data-to-spike converters.
Well QV does have some rich friends ... and Akida is a party girl.
https://brainchip.com/brainchip-acquires-license-to-cybersecurity-technology-brainchip-011018-01/
BrainChip Acquires License to Cybersecurity Technology
Company enters into an agreement with Democritus University of Thrace
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 01, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — BrainChip Holdings Ltd. (“BrainChip” or the “Company”) (ASX:BRN), the leading neuromorphic computing company, today announced that the Company has entered into an agreement with the Democritus University of Thrace, located in Greece. The agreement consists of a license to their cybersecurity technology and their researcher’s support in porting the technology to the AkidaTM Development Environment. The cybersecurity technology includes data-to-spike convertors and is specifically designed for network intrusion and anomaly detection using a spiking neural network (SNN) that can be accelerated by the Akida Neuromorphic System-on-Chip (NSoC).
Professor Lazaros Iliadis, PhD, Professor of the Department of Civil Engineering, Lab of Mathematics and Informatics, School of Engineering at the Democritus University of Thrace is responsible for the program. He commented, “We have been working with spiking neural networks for several years and our cybersecurity technology has proven highly accurate in detecting threats. The Akida NSoC is an ideal platform to accelerate our SNNs.”
Robert Beachler, BrainChip SVP of Marketing and Business Development commented, “As the Akida NSoC design progresses it is important that we have proven examples of SNN models and data to spike convertors for our target markets. According to MarketsandMarkets, the artificial intelligence cybersecurity market is estimated to be US$35B by 2025 and this technology acquisition will jump-start our solutions in this lucrative application space".
Something which I let through to the keeper back in 2018 because I was distracted by the sexier cybersecurity model is the data-to-spike converter which was part of the DUTH licence, even though Bob Beachler made the point that the licence from DUTH included data-to-spike conversion (DtSC). The DtSC in Akida may well be the DUTH licenced version.
... and now here we are, playing away with QV on cybersecurity, while we may still be in bed with DUTH for data-to-spike converters.
Well QV does have some rich friends ... and Akida is a party girl.
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Terroni2105
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I love your sleuthing and contributions FMF, thank you.Dots....Dots....and more Dots...whether they all eventually connect is the question...definitely hope so
- In mid 2021 Raytheon was awarded part of the FENCE project with DARPA which was still ongoing as at Sept last year.
- Potential end date July this year.
FAST EVENT-BASED NEUROMORPHIC CAMERA AND ELECTRONICS (FENCE) AIMS TO DEVELOP AND DEMONSTRATE A LOW LATENCY, LOW POWER, EVENT-BASED CAMERA AND A NEW CLASS OF SIGNAL PROCESSING AND LEARNING ALGORITHMS THAT ENABLE INTELLIGENT SENSORS.
USAspending.gov
- If you look at the Sub Awards, whilst most are tooling, wafers etc, it shows on Page 2 RTX also engaged Arizona State Uni in Sept 2021 for what appears to be processor testing services.
TECH/ENG SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES - PROCESSOR TEST CHI
- In Sep 2022 ASU joined the BRN uni accelerator program
BrainChip Empowers Next Generation of Technology Innovators with Launch of the University AI Accelerator Program
Empower your tech innovation journey with BrainChip's University AI Accelerator Program. Unleash the future here!
- In mid 2023 RTX invested more into the ASU relationship.
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just...
Raytheon to open new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University Scottsdale Innovation Center
July 17, 2023
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, announced that it will be opening a new facility at SkySong, The Arizona State University (ASU) Scottsdale Innovation Center, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space to the company's footprint just minutes away from the main Tempe campus.
The new engineering design hub will leverage talent in the Phoenix area, housing approximately 150 professional positions – 95 percent of which will be employees new to Raytheon. The location will focus primarily on digital design products that support the rapid growth and demand for the company's defense portfolio, which, to date, has mostly been concentrated in southern Arizona.
- And now at CES 2025 we have RTX representation at our suite for a visit.
Go figure huh.
Another thought I have to add, is that when Steve was a guest on that other guys podcast he mentioned about a partner (that couldn't be mentioned) that was doing their own university program for their engineers (that was my interpretation of what was said). This could be what was alluded to.
Fullmoonfever
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Great Dot too Terroni. Forgot about that comment.
DingoBorat
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This is a still of the "Egg shaped" UAP from the Newsnation exposé, being retrieved by a helicopter long line.Ahh who cares, it's Saturday Tech
Personally I think Bob Lazar, was "not" full of shit.
The "Fact Checkers" can go kiss my arse.
I believe him.
View attachment 76259
NewsNation on YouTube, are covering the latest whistleblower, Saturday US time I think, for those interested..
Compare it to Mork's "craft"..
Not saying that means it's a joke
But the similarities are irrefutable, in scale as well..
Fiction mirroring Reality?..
And yeah..
AKIDA TREBUCHET!!
The M2 card does not show up when you hit the Products tab:
https://brainchip.com/akida-foundations/
which shows Shuttle, PCIe and Raspberry Pi.
However, it is on the shop.brainchip page:
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/products/akida-m-2-card
It may be obvious to the web designer looking from the inside out, but it's hard to find looking from the outside in.
Most people would go to the Products tab on the main page, and would be disappointed. I only stumbled across the shop.brainchip page from this page which contained another misdirected link.
https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=5433328819631701
... and I don't recall how I found this page after the mushrooms.
https://brainchip.com/akida-foundations/
which shows Shuttle, PCIe and Raspberry Pi.
However, it is on the shop.brainchip page:
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/products/akida-m-2-card
It may be obvious to the web designer looking from the inside out, but it's hard to find looking from the outside in.
Most people would go to the Products tab on the main page, and would be disappointed. I only stumbled across the shop.brainchip page from this page which contained another misdirected link.
https://feeds.issuerdirect.com/news-release.html?newsid=5433328819631701
... and I don't recall how I found this page after the mushrooms.
jtardif999
Regular
I reckon you’re usually more upbeat about BrainChip announcements? IMO the QV announcement is the biggest so far in BRNs time. Cyber is a huge market and increasingly a focus of both government and commercial… and this announcement for the first time makes a point of Akida’s real time learning - which is a differentiator in cyber threat detection. Being able to recognise new patterns don’t fit the profile of expected network traffic (for example) is the most effective way to close down threats before they get started. We all know Akida’s real time STDP learning is unique and patented. This is an BIG announcement imo.
And while we're on M2, as Tom Waits says: "get you a little something you can't get at home"
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop...o-m-2-nvme-and-sata-enclosure-10gbps-cocmnv01
This Comsol USB-C Enclosure allows you to connect an existing M.2 NVMe or SATA SSD to your laptop of desktop. Supporting up to 10 Gbps for NVMe and up to 5 Gbps for SATA, this enclosure is compatible with 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 SSDs. It is host powered, and features a screwless design for your convenience.
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop...o-m-2-nvme-and-sata-enclosure-10gbps-cocmnv01
Comsol USB-C to M.2 NVME and SATA Enclosure 10Gbps
This Comsol USB-C Enclosure allows you to connect an existing M.2 NVMe or SATA SSD to your laptop of desktop. Supporting up to 10 Gbps for NVMe and up to 5 Gbps for SATA, this enclosure is compatible with 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 SSDs. It is host powered, and features a screwless design for your convenience.
- This enclosure can be used to connect an existing M.2 NVMe or SATA SSD to your laptop or desktop.
- It has a USB-C male connector.
- It supports NVMe transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps and 5 Gbps for SATA.
- The M.2 slot accepts both NVMe M-Key and SATA B+M-Key SSDs.
- It's compatible with 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 SSDs.
- It includes a 20 cm USB-C to USB-C 10 Gbps cable.
- It features a screwless design for convenience.
- It's host powered, so no additional power is required.
- It's suitable for use with Windows, MacOS and ChromeOS devices.
Humble Genius
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And while we're on M2, as Tom Waits says: "get you a little something you can't get at home"
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop...o-m-2-nvme-and-sata-enclosure-10gbps-cocmnv01
Comsol USB-C to M.2 NVME and SATA Enclosure 10Gbps
This Comsol USB-C Enclosure allows you to connect an existing M.2 NVMe or SATA SSD to your laptop of desktop. Supporting up to 10 Gbps for NVMe and up to 5 Gbps for SATA, this enclosure is compatible with 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 SSDs. It is host powered, and features a screwless design for your convenience.
An adapter like this, with suitable interface, would enable an Akida M2 to connect to any USB3 computer via a USB 3 socket.
- This enclosure can be used to connect an existing M.2 NVMe or SATA SSD to your laptop or desktop.
- It has a USB-C male connector.
- It supports NVMe transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps and 5 Gbps for SATA.
- The M.2 slot accepts both NVMe M-Key and SATA B+M-Key SSDs.
- It's compatible with 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 SSDs.
- It includes a 20 cm USB-C to USB-C 10 Gbps cable.
- It features a screwless design for convenience.
- It's host powered, so no additional power is required.
- It's suitable for use with Windows, MacOS and ChromeOS devices.
PC motherboards, these days, tend to have more than 1 M.2 slot. One is for the main OS drive and the other can be used as storage and sometimes to even connect a wifi card etc. I wonder if the AKIDA M.2 would work in one of these onboard slots?
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