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The following LinkedIn comment by Mercedes-Benz suggests to me once again that they continue to weigh their options with regards to various neuromorphic offerings - the good news is, we are apparently still in the running, but at the same time it is definitely not a confirmation of an upcoming deal either or an acknowledgment of Akida’s superiority over competitors’ technology (note they did not give Kimberly’s earlier post a).
A very diplomatic reply, I’d say, focusing on the potential of BrainChip being considered in the future based on a positive past experience.
But no promise.
Mercedes-Benz AG on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic Computing
The intelligent vehicle functionalities of the future call for pioneering new algorithms and hardware. That’s why Mercedes-Benz is researching artificial…www.linkedin.com
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And another reply from Mercedes:
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Danke, @CHIPS!
This follow-up reply should put to bed any speculation that Akida might already be implemented in any of the Mercedes-Benz automobiles set to roll off the production line in the near future, such as the CLA 2025, which will celebrate its world premiere in March and will be the first model to feature the all-new MB.OS (Mercedes Benz Operating System).
(Not to mention that no IP license has been signed to date.)
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stockduck
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A little bit off topic here......or maybe not!
I read it today ...and sorry, I saw it was from the motley fool but it tells me, there must be a reason, why this person decided to invest in ARM and broadcom.
What is stargate all about with softbank an openAi?
Well only a lot of speculation.
I liked the positive vibrations from our CEO in the last 4 C! Can you feel it also?
I read it today ...and sorry, I saw it was from the motley fool but it tells me, there must be a reason, why this person decided to invest in ARM and broadcom.
What is stargate all about with softbank an openAi?
Well only a lot of speculation.
I liked the positive vibrations from our CEO in the last 4 C! Can you feel it also?
Neuromorphic Computing Market Size to Hit USD 47.31 Bn by 2034
The global neuromorphic computing market size was estimated at USD 6.90 billion in 2024 and is expected to hit around USD 47.31 billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 21.23%.
Precedence Research on LinkedIn: Neuromorphic Computing Market Size to Hit USD 47.31 Bn by 2034
Why is Neuromorphic Computing Gaining Popularity? Low Power Consumption: By mimicking the brain's energy efficiency, neuromorphic systems require far less…
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Smoothsailing
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Great to see that Mercedes are keeping thier cards extremely close to their chest which will remain that way up until the first release of the
with neuromorphic compute inside for sale to the market.They have no reason to announce any particular partnerships of any kind until such time, so we continue to speculate.Go brainchip.
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An IT association based in the Ukrainian city of Chernivtsi organised the AI Hills Conference that took place there on Saturday and brought together over 200 participants interested in AI.
Since one of the invited speakers happened to be a gentleman presenting on neuromorphic chips, I decided to have a closer look at the uploaded conference pictures and video, since we’ve known for over a year that Ukraine-based Data Science UA has been playing around with Akida. And bingo - the speaker did indeed represent Data Science UA!
According to my Google Lens translation, Ilya Babichev started out talking about the advantages and disadvantages of neuromorphic chips in general - the disadvantages being that precision-wise, they have yet to prove themselves more accurate than the “classic” (= von Neumann) architecture, that the software for NC has not yet caught up with the hardware and that well-defined performance benchmarks were still missing.
After introducing AKD1000, he listed at least three different use cases, namely drone detection (obviously a very important real life use case in 2025 Ukraine!), keyword detection and recognition of surface types, such as identifying areas of soil suitable for planting crops with the help of a quadcopter, in areas where forest fires and deforestation have resulted in land that can be repurposed for agriculture.
Since one of the invited speakers happened to be a gentleman presenting on neuromorphic chips, I decided to have a closer look at the uploaded conference pictures and video, since we’ve known for over a year that Ukraine-based Data Science UA has been playing around with Akida. And bingo - the speaker did indeed represent Data Science UA!
According to my Google Lens translation, Ilya Babichev started out talking about the advantages and disadvantages of neuromorphic chips in general - the disadvantages being that precision-wise, they have yet to prove themselves more accurate than the “classic” (= von Neumann) architecture, that the software for NC has not yet caught up with the hardware and that well-defined performance benchmarks were still missing.
After introducing AKD1000, he listed at least three different use cases, namely drone detection (obviously a very important real life use case in 2025 Ukraine!), keyword detection and recognition of surface types, such as identifying areas of soil suitable for planting crops with the help of a quadcopter, in areas where forest fires and deforestation have resulted in land that can be repurposed for agriculture.
Tech billionaires lost almost $100bn in stock market selloff sparked by DeepSeek
Nvidia saw $600bn of its market value disappear, while its CEO, Jensen Huang, saw his net worth drop by nearly $21bn
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InterestingTech. Evidently DeepSeek uses 1000's of NVIDIA chips.
I guess in theory NVIDIA could use 1000's of AKIDA chips in certain circumstances where real time and low power is required. If NVIDIA wants this it would require some Cheque book diplomacy.
Not sure whether NVIDIA entire cloud work could be diverted to off cloud at a lower cost via AKIDA? That would be a huge challenge maybe not attainable (we are event based) but someone at NVIDIA will likely at least contemplate it.
I guess in theory NVIDIA could use 1000's of AKIDA chips in certain circumstances where real time and low power is required. If NVIDIA wants this it would require some Cheque book diplomacy.
Not sure whether NVIDIA entire cloud work could be diverted to off cloud at a lower cost via AKIDA? That would be a huge challenge maybe not attainable (we are event based) but someone at NVIDIA will likely at least contemplate it.
I think deepseek has woken the world to the udea that brute force is not required to get the best out of AI. Companies will start to look elsewhere for more elegant solutions.
Additionally, Nvidia has recovered around 8% today so far. I hope we will follow suite. Was good to get that quarterly out given yesterday's drop anyway.
Additionally, Nvidia has recovered around 8% today so far. I hope we will follow suite. Was good to get that quarterly out given yesterday's drop anyway.
Frangipani
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Great to see that Mercedes are keeping thier cards extremely close to their chest
which will remain that way up until the first release of the
I fail to see anything positive in that…
And correct me if I’m wrong, but they will have to announce a deal before going into production, as the nature of such an announcement will be price-sensitive for the company selling their tech to MB.
Erm, actually MB did in fact announce several research partnerships with regards to neuromorphic computing back in October, if you remember:
Markus Schäfer on LinkedIn: As I mentioned in a recent post [https://lnkd.in/eUkymQEq], we have more… | 24 comments
As I mentioned in a recent post [https://lnkd.in/eUkymQEq], we have more news on our research into neuromorphic computing. We have signed a Memorandum of… | 24 comments on LinkedIn
In the NAOMI4Radar project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action, a research team from the University of Lübeck is working together with Mercedes-Benz AG, TWT GmbH Science & Innovation, Intel Deutschland GmbH and the Technical University of Munich on energy-efficient radar sensor technology, using Loihi 2.
Smoothsailing
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Correct me if Iam wrong research partners are not defined as partners that will be used in a car ? . Nit picking isn’t the answer to the facts there are no neuromorphic partnerships announced to date that will be known to the market until Mercedes advise on this topic. I will also go as far to say no your incorrect to assume Mercedes must announce all partners prior to offering sales on a new car . That is putting the cart before the horse as they say and unnecessary or smart from a Buisnesss standpoint .I fail to see anything positive in that…
And correct me if I’m wrong, but they will have to announce a deal before going into production, as the nature of such an announcement will be price-sensitive for the company selling their tech to MB.
Erm, actually MB did in fact announce several research partnerships with regards to neuromorphic computing back in October, if you remember:
Markus Schäfer on LinkedIn: As I mentioned in a recent post [https://lnkd.in/eUkymQEq], we have more… | 24 comments
As I mentioned in a recent post [https://lnkd.in/eUkymQEq], we have more news on our research into neuromorphic computing. We have signed a Memorandum of… | 24 comments on LinkedIn
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In the NAOMI4Radar project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action, a research team from the University of Lübeck is working together with Mercedes-Benz AG, TWT GmbH Science & Innovation, Intel Deutschland GmbH and the Technical University of Munich on energy-efficient radar sensor technology, using Loihi 2.
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Space Cadet
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I like this bit the best.
In a future project, this microprocessor prototype will be advanced toward full functionality, production, and qualification, providing Europe with autonomous and highly competitive space computing capabilities, facilitating advanced AI and Edge computing to meet the demands of next-generation satellite constellations and deep-space missions
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