BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Townyj]

Well said, and love your commitment to BRN. I'm in similar position and will one day soon pull my support from BRN to support my kids.

Investing in BRN is an exciting/frustratimng ride and the only issue I have is that while we obviously have the technology to do great things, the use-cases we come up with are not exciting.

we desperatly need use cases that disrupt existing profitable markets. eg networking, games etc, instead we are looking to invent new use-cases that do things that no one else can do as a means of "validating" what we know works.

Why don't we have a homebuilt router where the cybersecurity is pushed to at least FPGA hardware?
Why aren't we working with a video game developer to put generative AI in a hand held device?
We need LLM's that contexturalize our personal data, not fridge trouble shooting guides.
etc, etc

Only extremely popular use-cases will be able to justify making a chip specific to that data model, so it's a mistake to chase use cases that would only meet the needs of a small market.

Remember the Hitchhikers guide? Give us glasses that tell us when we are stressed, not when we are about to have a seizure because we forgot to take our medication.

We have smart watches that show us how stressed we are already.... Moving into an unknown area like seizures is huge, people still take med's and have attacks. These glasses aren't some gimmick like the Rayban Meta ones, those do exactly what a smartphone or smartwatch does.

Proving a tech works from top to bottom is what Brainchip are doing.. not making some gimmick that will have a quick win. We want long term inventions with Akida that can be built upon and last for years/decades to come.

 

[keyeat]

There are a number of likes on that post worth drawing attention to, although Mr Lewis is ex Qualcomm so there's that, having said that, Evgeni has been liking BRN post for the past 2 or 3 years.

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Don't forget this little apple (Machine Learning Engineering Manager)

 

[TheDrooben]

I'm reading rumours about the Switch 2 having a chat function. If it also has some sort of voice recognition function that could be where they utilise Akida?

Maybe Tony will walk out on stage with a Nintendo Switch 2 under his arm.........

 

[Deadpool]

Maybe Tony will walk out on stage with a Nintendo Switch 2 under his arm.........

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Or a gesture controlled marital aid

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[HopalongPetrovski]

Or a gesture controlled marital aid

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I'd recon that's more of a hurgle gurgle than a KFC.

 

[7für7]

So… you guys say ….. 4 dollars on Monday?
I have to take a ride to coo l down…

 

[Diogenese]

From Sun TZU - A couple of youtube videos on Intel Meteor Lake NPU and Intel Luna Lake NPU (bigger and better):


Intel Meteor Lake NPU:

Luna Lake NPU

Intel's NPU uses Transfomers to replace CNN, RNN, LSTM.

LLMs are Transformer networks.

Intel are wedded to MACs.