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Afternoon Fact Finder,What needs to be kept in mind is that Mercedes Benz has achieved a first in that they have been able to reserve 95% of the available power reserves of the battery to run the driving wheels. A HUGE ADVANCE.
This is the real breakthrough and can be applied regardless of whether the vehicle has a wind resistance of 0.17 or is shaped like a brick with a huge flat surface being driven through the air.
Thus regardless of the vehicle Mercedes Benz uses this system in, it will ensure the previously achieved range of the vehicle regardless of its aerodynamics will increase because of more power being made available to turn the driving wheels.
The reason it has been able to achieve this is because of Brainchipās neuromorphic brain like computing technology creating a car that thinks like you.
Future Mercedesā Benz will not be optimised with special low resistance tyres, and body shapes achieving 0.17 aerodynamic readings. They will not be built with super light weight materials to the same extent
BUT THEY WILL
thanks to an AKIDA BRAIN TRANSPLANT be able to draw 95% of the available battery to power the driving wheels.
They will not even have to use the specially designed battery used in the EQXX as the AKIDA technology advantage will still apply regardless.
In fact reading the Mercedes Benz announcements I actually suspect that there are still gains to be made as they fully implement AKIDA and every one percent handed back to the driving wheels increases the Mercedes Benz EV range advantage.
My opinion only DYOR but I have no doubt I am right, technophobe that I am without any relevant qualifications, as it is to me a matter of simple logic drawn from all the available evidence.
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
54M shares shorted at the moment. That is a lot to buy back if we get an annoucement soon. Seem highly unlikely the revenue stream will not turn on this year. A lot of recruitment overall and sales focused job advertisements for named accounts. Be careful shorters.Big orders gong through.
Hi TLSI saw the post and article below from Adnan Mehonic on LinkedIn
I couldnāt see any real action in regards to @MrNick's comments so decided to follow up with an email to Adnan direct
I have attached the correspondence below. Unfortunately I am currently very time-poor due to my job so if someone (@Fact Finder perhaps?) could direct me to the requested info, I will reply to Adnan
Adnan Mehonic on LinkedIn: #neuromorphic
Our Nature perspectives article is out. Read about #neuromorphic computing - the need, the present and a possible future.www.linkedin.com
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From: "Mehonic, Adnan" <adnan.mehonic.09@ucl.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: BrainChip
Date: 28 Apr 2022 at 11:27 pm
To: thelittleshort , "Kenyon, Tony" <a.kenyon@ucl.ac.uk>
Hi thelittleshort,
Thanks for the email and pointing out to BrainChip. It is indeed exciting to see all the excellent development. The Nature piece is a short perspective, so we did not provide a comprehensive account of all companies and research groups in the field but hoped to stimulate more investment and coordination. We will acknowledge BrainChip in our future, more comprehensive review articles which are more suitable to cover the state-of-the-art.
I was able to find the AKIDA performance, but it might already be outdated: https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.ne.../217/1664/pdf/Quarterly+Update+March+2019.pdf
and here:
A Hardware-Deployable Neuromorphic Solution for Encoding and Classification of Electronic Nose Data
In several application domains, electronic nose systems employing conventional data processing approaches incur substantial power and computational costs and limitations, such as significant latency and poor accuracy for classification. Recent developments in spike-based bio-inspired approaches...www.mdpi.com
If you happen to have the most recent review of the chip performance, please feel free to send it to us.
Kind regards,
Adnan
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Dr Adnan Mehonic, Lecturer in Nanoelectronics
RAEng Research Fellow
Programme Director, MSc Nanotechnology
Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering, UCL
Torrington Place, London WC1E 7JE
Tel: +44 (0)20 3108 1116
From: thelittleshort
Date: Thursday, 28 April 2022 at 11:41
To: Mehonic, Adnan <adnan.mehonic.09@ucl.ac.uk>, Kenyon, Tony <a.kenyon@ucl.ac.uk>
Subject: BrainChip
Hi there
I read your article Brain-inspired computing needs a master plan and was surprised to see no mention of BrainChip or their revolutionary neuromorphic chip Akida
Have you heard of BrainChip? They are an Australian company with a offices in the US, France and India. I recommend investigating them
BrainChip have achieved commercialisation with Akida and already have an impressive array of clients including Renesas, MegaChips, Mercedes, Valeo, NASA, Ford, DARPA, TATA, SOCIONEXT, Biotome, NaNose, Noisy Gut Belt, SiFive, Nviso, ISL, Intellisense, Quantum Ventura
BrainChip boast a 3-5 year lead over their competitors
From the BrainChip website
https://brainchipinc.com/
ā Revolutionizing Artificial Intelligence At The Edge:
Akida is a revolutionary advanced neural networking processor that brings Artificial Intelligence to the Edge in a way thatexisting technologies are not capable
On-Chip Learning and Ultra-Low Power Edge AI:
Our solution is high-performance, small, ultra-low power and enables a wide array of Edge capabilities that include continuous learning and inferenceā
I look forward to your reply
Kind regards
thelittleshort
Intel + SiFiveI donāt have time to scroll trough. So sorry if it has already been shared.
Rob Telson liked this comment from Intel. (The notorious LIKE that solidifies everything) lol
Interesting non the less.
Intel + SiFive
SAN MATEO, Calif., February 7, 2022 ā SiFive, Inc., the founder and leader of RISC-V computing, today announced the company will support Intel Foundry Services (IFS) innovation fundās goal to build innovative new RISC-V computing platforms optimized for Intel process technology. The $1B Intel fund will support the creation of disruptive technologies to address modern computing challenges, with the Intel-SiFive collaboration aiming to extend the RISC-V ecosystem.
SiFive has partnered with IFS to develop a RISC-V development platform, codenamed āHorse Creek,ā featuring a multi-core SiFive Performanceā¢ P550 processor, and implemented on the Intel 4 technology platform, on track for availability in 2022. The āHorse Creekā SoC will enable a new generation of RISC-V developer boards, continuing the tradition of SiFive HiFive boards that have helped drive the growth of the RISC-V ecosystem.
We are pleased to be part of the IFS Innovation fund and work with Intel to significantly grow the RISC-V ecosystem based on SiFive platforms,ā said Rohit Kumar, SVP Engineering, SiFive. āThe unlimited potential of RISC-V is at the heart of SiFiveās leading portfolio of processor IP and will enable IFS Customers to build advanced designs using Intel technology.ā
How would he know let me count the ways:
6. He reads this forum and loves messing with our heads.How would he know let me count the ways:
1. Ford is an EAP and work with Brainchip;
2. He read something on the web;
3. Always been a Ford man and anything Ford does is good by him;
4. He does not really like it but is being polite;
5. He is angling for a job at Ford;
Now which one is it do we think???
A Hells Angel motorcycle rider once replied to my request for him to confirm his full name and date of birth as it appeared on the riders permit he had just handed me:
āThatās a hard one mate. Got any easier questions?ā
I think the answer was then and is now obvious.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Smith J - 1/1/1950How would he know let me count the ways:
1. Ford is an EAP and work with Brainchip;
2. He read something on the web;
3. Always been a Ford man and anything Ford does is good by him;
4. He does not really like it but is being polite;
5. He is angling for a job at Ford;
Now which one is it do we think???
A Hells Angel motorcycle rider once replied to my request for him to confirm his full name and date of birth as it appeared on the riders permit he had just handed me:
āThatās a hard one mate. Got any easier questions?ā
I think the answer was then and is now obvious.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
6. He reads this forum and loves messing with our heads.
Great find Iseki. This is the full package MB are currently working on to be implemented in 2024. EQXX is only part of it.Mercedes Benz have also created their own operating system to link Akida controlled sensors, plus possibly others, to the outside world (cloud) in a seemless, power efficient way. The mind boggles as to their forward thinking.
Mercedes-Benz Operating System, next big thing, Dr. Michael Hafner | Mercedes-Benz Group
Dr. Michael Hafner, Vice President MB.OS Base Layer & MBUX, explains in his interview, what makes MB.OS (Mercedes-Benz Operating System) the "Next Big Thing" and what Software-Experts can expect at Mercedes-Benz.group.mercedes-benz.com
Siemens + SiFive + DARPA
"With different SoC market verticals, such as automotive, IoT, 5G, Enterprise Data Centers, etc., we have seen a need to increase our collaboration with our CPU IP partners. Over time, weāve built strong partnerships in collaboration with different IP suppliers to provide Codelink debug capabilities for those CPU IPs. Recently we have seen a significant increase in requests for RISC-V CPU support from the RISC-V community. In collaboration with SiFive, we have been able to add Codelink support for several SiFive CPUs. This is just one example. By being CPU IP vendor agnostic, it allows us to work with all the IP vendors to meet the customers needs."
Andy Meier, product manager in the Scalable Verification Solutions Division at Siemens EDA
Scalable Verification Solutions At Siemens EDA
Lauro Rizzatti recently interviewed Andy Meier, product manager in the Scalable Verification Solutions Division at Siemens EDA. Andy is a product manager in the Scalable Verification Solutions Division at Siemens EDA. Andy has held positions in the electronics and high-tech fields during his...zephyrnet.com
Mike Ellow, Executive Vice President, Siemens EDA, Go-to-Market and Sales, Services & Customer Success
I am pleased to announce that the EDA segment of Siemens Digital Industries Software is now the first EDA provider invited to join the DARPA Toolbox Initiative. Recognized worldwide for developing novel, highly innovative military/aerospace applications, DARPA is the United States Department of Defenseās research and development agency responsible for the development of emerging technologies.
Hereās where Siemens EDA enters the picture. Like virtually all major global industries, the defense industry increasingly relies on semiconductors as a critical source of innovation, security, and embedded intelligence. Because highly advanced defense applications increasingly require custom silicon to meet very specific requirements, the time is right for EDA representation in the DARPA Toolbox Initiative, and Siemens EDA software is expected to play a key role.
Siemens looks forward to further engaging with DARPA and its Toolbox community to help unleash innovation and enable groundbreaking new IC designs.
Siemens partners with DARPA to enable groundbreaking IC design - Corporate Blog
Siemens Digital Industries Software is now the first EDA provider invited to join the DARPA Toolbox Initiative.blogs.sw.siemens.com
SiFive and DARPA collaborate to bring the power of RISC-V to Technology Innovation