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Best of all....."Jump, you xxcker, jump".And who will ever forget Joan Crawford....
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A whole hour, Peter van der Made has been working on it for over 20 years, this guy sets very high standards for himself some might think unrealistic however a fail is a fail.
He is starting from the wrong place with a Doctorate in Deep Training for a start he needs to get some books from Anil Mankar and relearn everything he thinks he knows.
By the by I found the following paper extracted in a series of papers so do not have anymore than what is posted yet, but it does make out the case for an intelligent processor on device:
“Near-real-time diagnosis of electron optical phase aberrations in scanning transmission electron microscopy using an artificial neural network
Giovanni Bertoni,1* Enzo Rotunno,1* Daan Marsmans,2 Peter Tiemeijer,2 Amir H. Tavabi,3 Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski,3 and Vincenzo Grillo1
1. Istituto Nanoscienze, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Via G. Campi 213/A, 41125 Modena, Italy.
2. Thermo Fisher Scientific, PO Box 80066, 5600 KA Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
3. Ernst Ruska-Centre for Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Electrons, Forschungszentrum Jülich, 52425 Jülich, Germany.
*Corresponding authors: giovanni.bertoni@cnr.it, enzo.rotunno@cnr.it
Abstract
The key to optimizing spatial resolution in a state-of-the-art scanning transmission electron microscope is the ability to precisely measure and correct for electron optical aberrations of the probe-forming lenses. Several diagnostic methods for aberration measurement and correction with maximum precision and accuracy have been proposed, albeit often at the cost of relatively long acquisition times. Here, we illustrate how artificial intelligence can be used to provide near-real- time diagnosis of aberrations from individual Ronchigrams. The demonstrated speed of aberration measurement is important as microscope conditions can change rapidly, as well as for the operation of MEMS-based hardware correction elements that have less intrinsic stability than conventional electromagnetic lenses.
Keywords: Electron optical phase, aberration correction, neural network, artificial intelligence, spatial resolution, scanning transmission electron microscopy
1 Introduction
Aberration correction has been key to achieving incredible spatial resolution using state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopes (TEMs) [1-4]. At the same time, it has required great effort in hardware fabrication and instrument control. In order to circumvent the unavoidable spherical aberration of round electromagnetic lenses and residual non-symmetrical aberrations, many lenses”
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FF will need a Pretty Huge D..k - a pretty huge dock - for his pretty huge yacht once BRN get their shit together and make more sales.
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Listened to the latest presentation, Sean comes across extremely well...he is definitely the right man for the job, Peter and Anil made a first class appointment there.
Tony also spoke very clearly and drove home the point about predicted market growth over a 2 to 5 year time frame, and as stated, we would be crazy not to go for it, whether that's a 1% piece of the pie or 60% plus piece, we are clear leaders, and have the technology to sell, finding top quality sales people isn't an easy gig, this is a highly, revolutionary, specialised engagement that requires a special skillset, fast learners focused on the key points, then let the engineering guns, Anil and Kris carry the heavy burden, while Peter is years in advance with his brilliant visions, just remember, our Perth team is where all this future potential lies in advancement of our first commercialised product, AKD 1000.
Sean made a number of points that caught my attention.
As many of us, possibly all the long termers haver come to realise that, we may only hear about a few EAP's over the next, say 5 years, the message is going to be in the revenue earnings per quarter, as mentioned a few days ago, the future figures will do all the talking.
The other point was dealing with a Communications Company, as such.
I personally believe that we have and are dealing with BROADCOM INC
Going back to when Lou was at the helm, just call it a strong gut feeling, sometimes I'm right on the money
Rather than complaining about the current share price, buy some, the technology is advancing each and every day, whether that be by collaboration between our engineers and EAP engineers or back at the Research and Innovation Centre in Perth, nothing is standing still believe me.
Over and out....Tech (Perth)
Hi all,
BrainChip posted the following on LinkedIn today and one of the likes was from an Engineer at Deutsche Telekom AG.
Turns out that one of Deutsche Telekom's subsidiaries is T-Systems International who are very passionate about Edge Computing and helping their Customers introduce customised edge services into their businesses. T-Systems are currently partnered with Intel and AWS.
Might be worth keeping an eye on, few links of interest below.
Cheers,
Edge Computing
With edge computing services from T-Systems, companies can process critical and protected data directly on site and in real time. Find out more!
Living on the "Edge - Computing" is changing the IT environment
There are reasons why some things should, or even must, be computed and stored on-site again.
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Deutsche Telekom is one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies. Key facts and figures.
But hang on - he's spent a whole hour trying to get to grips with Akida, and PhD's hours are worth much more than yours or mine, or is that the limit of his powers of concentration?
Of course, building a convolutional neural network was his first mistake - stuck in the von Neumann bottleneck quagmire.
I wonder what part he does not understand, 'cause there are lots of patents he could look at.
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I was going to offer to send him some patent links but he dedicated an hour to research so I didn't bother
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Emailed Tony last night and he stated the amount of abuse his received from shareholders, sure the report wasn't good but is it Tonys fault
Take everyone’s point that him not understanding doesn’t mean the technology isn’t amazing, and it’s just one data point. But his feedback is valid - customer experience is key - communication needs to be simple and clear so that domain specialists can grasp it quickly… these types are key to market adoption.
buena suerte :-)
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Ann responded back to me. I was a little surprised that someone who occupies space in the very area she is writing on, isn't aware of Brainchip. It goes to show there are many, many players participating in this space, and we benefit by being a major leader in neuromorphic computing, even though a significant number haven't even heard of us. At least Ann and Remy have now.
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| Sorry if this has already been discussed. 5th column down. Phase II Quantum Ventura Inc Award Amount $1,650,000 Based on Phase 1 Feasibility and proof-of-concept developed for Cyber-NeuroRT, we propose to develop a full-fledged prototype. Cyber-NeuroRT, a real-time neuromorphic processor-based monitoring tool to predict and alert cyber threats and warnings using the Neuromorphic Platforms of Intel Loihi and Akida and develop a user-friendly dashboard for analysts. We will expand our capability to detect complex cyber-attacks in near real-time and develop new techniques to detect unknown and unfamiliar cyberattacks using novel neuromorphic unsupervised learning techniques. |
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Hi all,
BrainChip posted the following on LinkedIn today and one of the likes was from an Engineer at Deutsche Telekom AG.
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Turns out that one of Deutsche Telekom's subsidiaries is T-Systems International who are very passionate about Edge Computing and helping their Customers introduce customised edge services into their businesses. T-Systems are currently partnered with Intel and AWS.
Might be worth keeping an eye on, few links of interest below.
Cheers,
Edge Computing
With edge computing services from T-Systems, companies can process critical and protected data directly on site and in real time. Find out more!www.t-systems.com
Living on the "Edge - Computing" is changing the IT environment
There are reasons why some things should, or even must, be computed and stored on-site again.www.telekom.com
Leading Digital Telco
Deutsche Telekom is one of the world's leading integrated telecommunications companies. Key facts and figures.www.telekom.com
Thanks for sharing Evermont.
I think this is VERRRRY interesting considering the existing partnership between Nokia and Deutsche Telecom. Back in February 2021, Nokia announced that it had been selected by Deutsche Telekom "as a long-term strategic partner to transform the operator’s optical network to meet Industry 4.0 demands".
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that Deutshce Telecom knows about BrainChip through Nokia, which I've posted on previously #1,352
Nokia has stated that "machine learning will be a key part of 5G networks" and if you read this article on "3 Ways Nokia Is Using Machine Learning in 5G Networks" you can begin to understand how transformative AKIDA would be for scheduling beams and configuring channels in a wireless network, for example, training "neural networks how to find the best schedule offline, and then later quickly predict the best schedules on demand."
3 Ways Nokia Is Using Machine Learning in 5G Networks
Artificial intelligence could quickly schedule beams and configure channels in future wireless networks
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Nokia to help Deutsche Telekom’s optical transport network modernization | Nokia
Press Release Nokia to help Deutsche Telekom’s optical transport network modernization
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Amazing how you found the word AKIDA amongst that excel spreadsheet.
Nice work
Evermont
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Thanks for sharing Evermont.
I think this is VERRRRY interesting considering the existing partnership between Nokia and Deutsche Telecom. Back in February 2021, Nokia announced that it had been selected by Deutsche Telekom "as a long-term strategic partner to transform the operator’s optical network to meet Industry 4.0 demands".
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that Deutshce Telecom knows about BrainChip through Nokia, which I've posted on previously #1,352
Nokia has stated that "machine learning will be a key part of 5G networks" and if you read this article on "3 Ways Nokia Is Using Machine Learning in 5G Networks" you can begin to understand how transformative AKIDA would be for scheduling beams and configuring channels in a wireless network, for example, training "neural networks how to find the best schedule offline, and then later quickly predict the best schedules on demand."
3 Ways Nokia Is Using Machine Learning in 5G Networks
Artificial intelligence could quickly schedule beams and configure channels in future wireless networksNokia to help Deutsche Telekom’s optical transport network modernization | Nokia
Press Release Nokia to help Deutsche Telekom’s optical transport network modernizationwww.nokia.com
Great pick-up @Bravo77
I also surmised that Deutsche Telekom would likely be aware of Akida through Mercedes. Lots of tentacles running from the T-Systems website, I just haven't had the opportunity to review in detail.
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I agree but on the known facts of which there are few:
1. Phd or not he may have an IQ of less than 100. There is significant research around this area and as I mentioned once before there is a Harvard graduate with an IQ of 90.
2. The fact that he leads with his Phd suggests he trips over his ego on a regular basis.
3. A true enquiring mind would seek further information before making a pronouncement.
4. He may have an agenda such as seeking a research grant to do what Brainchip has already done. We have prior evidence of this occurring.
5. He may be chasing a position at Intel and has a vested interest.
6. It’s a comment on social media he may be a lab assistant just out of high school.
Before we suggest that there is any issue at Brainchip’s end consider the known facts:
1. @uiux a non PhD has mastered the technology.
2. @Diogenese a retired engineer has mastered the technology.
3. NASA, DARPA, ISL, the US Airforce, Mercedes Benz, Valeo, Vorago, Renesas, Socionext, MegaChips, SiFive, Nviso and Intellisense have mastered the technology.
4. Arijit Mukherjee, Arpan Pal and at least ten other engineers at Tata have mastered the technology.
5. All the new staff at Brainchip on all the reports master the technology.
6. The people at Noisy Gut Belt, Biotome and NaNose have mastered the technology.
7. Rob Lincourt DELL Technologies and staff mastered the technology.
So while your point is valid I think on this occasion the problem is not with AKIDA.
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