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[RobjHunt]

Pot/kettle?

Bum!

 

[RobjHunt]

Just wondering if you’ve seen this yet @Bravo

 

[7für7]

That's my honest assessment of what he's saying.

I don't like it.

Do you think it's just a random comment by him?

No it’s too long and emotional if you ask me. And I also think it has to do with brainchip. But let’s see what happen next week

 

[CHIPS]

He is talking about his previous company Qelzal Corporation, which he / we referred to ?. The entire article he has written is about his precious company Qelzal .

We’re does it say brainchip in any of his writing it doesn’t .
I can’t see it.

Oh, now I understand, thank you. I did not see it because I was so focused on his present job and employer that I must have missed it.

 

[CHIPS]

I think your assessment is way of base, just like few of the other comments I've read.
I think he's saying that it is a brilliant place to work, that nurtures and encourages it's employees to think outside the box.
And for Rudi and others that have been offered positions that they had only dreamed of, thank BrainChip for being such a wonderful training academy.
If you think it's a money problem, maybe you and few others should stump the funds to bribe them to stay.

If nobody is sure how to understand it, it is not a good post! He should delete it.

 

[7für7]

Just to change the topic. Expo in Osaka has been started and Kawasaki released this I will buy one of those! That looks fun!!!!

Oh wait… release is 2050….. what a shit day today…

 

[DingoBorat]

This is a good clip, on why the Trump administration, is doing what they're doing.

Stephen Miller, is like a bulldog in a greyhounds body (maybe a Dobermann?).





This is just from a quick Google...

"China's biggest imports from the U.S. are soybeans, oilseeds and grains, amounting to $13.4 billion in 2024, as well as $14.7 billion of various fuels and $15.3 billion of electrical machinery, according to U.S. trade data."

"Which countries export the most to the US? In 2024, Mexico exported $505.9bn of goods to the US, according to the US International Trade Administration. This was followed by China, which exported $438.9bn, Canada ($412.7bn), Germany ($160.4bn) and Japan ($148.2bn)."


The US, is by far holding the cards by value, of a trading partner and it's being and has been "jipped" for decades.

China, as Trump said, made the wrong move, as "Its" economy depends on the US, far more than the reverse.

It's either a strong US Country and Economy, or a weak US and a Strong China.

Take your pick.

Ultimately, a Strong US will benefit the World, far more, than what will in hindsight, be seen as a bump in the road.

Ultimately, a strong US economy, will benefit BrainChip.

 

[Smoothsailing]

Just wondering if you’ve seen this yet @Bravo

Wow this new Nintendo must have some real good noise cancelation technology for the C button game chat, 4 people talking and no background noise .
Maybe something for us in the camera as well

 

[Pom down under]

President Trump re-iterates intention to impose tariffs on chips

President Trump has repeated that he intends to impose tariffs on semiconductor products saying they would apply to "chips and things associated with chips."

www.eenewseurope.com

 

[rgupta]

This here does not sound very positive though: "The board of directors chose not to invest the extra amount needed in developing the technology."

He is talking about BrainChip in a very negative way. Yes, he means BrainChip as he wrote WE several times. Maybe he did not mean to, but it sounds like it to me and most probably other readers also.

He clearly mentioned company name as well, which is not brainchip.
Dyor

 

[Luppo71]

This is a good clip, on why the Trump administration, is doing what they're doing.

Stephen Miller, is like a bulldog in a greyhounds body (maybe a Dobermann?).





This is just from a quick Google...

"China's biggest imports from the U.S. are soybeans, oilseeds and grains, amounting to $13.4 billion in 2024, as well as $14.7 billion of various fuels and $15.3 billion of electrical machinery, according to U.S. trade data."

"Which countries export the most to the US? In 2024, Mexico exported $505.9bn of goods to the US, according to the US International Trade Administration. This was followed by China, which exported $438.9bn, Canada ($412.7bn), Germany ($160.4bn) and Japan ($148.2bn)."


The US, is by far holding the cards by value, of a trading partner and it's being and has been "jipped" for decades.

China, as Trump said, made the wrong move, as "Its" economy depends on the US, far more than the reverse.

It's either a strong US Country and Economy, or a weak US and a Strong China.

Take your pick.

Ultimately, a Strong US will benefit the World, far more, than what will in hindsight, be seen as a bump in the road.

Ultimately, a strong US economy, will benefit BrainChip.

100%
This is what it is all about and a damn shame we dont have someone in charge
in Australia with the balls to do the same here by thinking about the citizens here and not overseas.

 

[IloveLamp]

Apologies if posted already

Air Force Research Lab, Raytheon and BrainChip to Bring AIoT to Radar

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Air Force Research Lab, Raytheon and BrainChip to Bring AIoT to Radar | SeSee Munson, SHRM-CP

Raytheon+BrainChip! Bringing AIot to Radar. #GoAirForce What a partnership! BrainChip announcing a partnership with Raytheon Company, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, to service a contract for $1.8M from the Air Force Research Laboratory on neuromorphic #radar signaling processing. Read more...

www.linkedin.com

 

[TheDrooben]

This is a good clip, on why the Trump administration, is doing what they're doing.

Stephen Miller, is like a bulldog in a greyhounds body (maybe a Dobermann?).





This is just from a quick Google...

"China's biggest imports from the U.S. are soybeans, oilseeds and grains, amounting to $13.4 billion in 2024, as well as $14.7 billion of various fuels and $15.3 billion of electrical machinery, according to U.S. trade data."

"Which countries export the most to the US? In 2024, Mexico exported $505.9bn of goods to the US, according to the US International Trade Administration. This was followed by China, which exported $438.9bn, Canada ($412.7bn), Germany ($160.4bn) and Japan ($148.2bn)."


The US, is by far holding the cards by value, of a trading partner and it's being and has been "jipped" for decades.

China, as Trump said, made the wrong move, as "Its" economy depends on the US, far more than the reverse.

It's either a strong US Country and Economy, or a weak US and a Strong China.

Take your pick.

Ultimately, a Strong US will benefit the World, far more, than what will in hindsight, be seen as a bump in the road.

Ultimately, a strong US economy, will benefit BrainChip.

Well I will raise your FOX "news" story with an even better MSNBC one.......

You literally could not make this shit up

 

[Iseki]

May be because Qualcomm purchased Edge Impulse then

Qualcomm aren't our friend and it's no wonder they will be buying exclusivity with Edge Impulse. Neither is Arm our friend. They have both developed Neural Processors of their own. Go figure.

Our great hope is the Risc-V ecosystem and it's a good thing we are moving there with Frontgrade ASAP.

I urge brainchip to get behind risk-v phones. They could start here

https://mikrophone.net/

Brainchip could get akida doing everything from signal processing, to display clarity to personalisation.

 

[manny100]

Qualcomm aren't our friend and it's no wonder they will be buying exclusivity with Edge Impulse. Neither is Arm our friend. They have both developed Neural Processors of their own. Go figure.

Our great hope is the Risc-V ecosystem and it's a good thing we are moving there with Frontgrade ASAP.

I urge brainchip to get behind risk-v phones. They could start here

https://mikrophone.net/

Brainchip could get akida doing everything from signal processing, to display clarity to personalisation.

Appears Qualcomm see us as an emerging threat.
Fortunately the Edge Impulse Development community its is not under contract. They just get free access but not able to play with AKIDA it appears.
We will have to look for alternatives.
We will have to

 

[Smoothsailing]

Appears Qualcomm see us as an emerging threat.
Fortunately the Edge Impulse Development community its is not under contract. They just get free access but not able to play with AKIDA it appears.
We will have to look for alternatives.
We will have to

I believe someone here has clarified we are already partnered with an alternative to edge impulse , if anyone can enlighten me again to who they are please ?.

 

[Mt09]

I believe someone here has clarified we are already partnered with an alternative to edge impulse , if anyone can enlighten me again to who they are please ?.

DeGirum Delivers AI Hub to Accelerate Edge AI Development

/PRNewswire/ -- DeGirum®, a leader in edge AI software, announced the release of its AI Hub, an accessible evaluation platform designed to simplify AI...

www.prnewswire.com

 

[Doz]

 

[MDhere]

Qualcomm aren't our friend and it's no wonder they will be buying exclusivity with Edge Impulse. Neither is Arm our friend. They have both developed Neural Processors of their own. Go figure.

Our great hope is the Risc-V ecosystem and it's a good thing we are moving there with Frontgrade ASAP.

I urge brainchip to get behind risk-v phones. They could start here

https://mikrophone.net/

Brainchip could get akida doing everything from signal processing, to display clarity to personalisation.

Hi Iseki,

I have a rather different take on this and I have recently viewed an interesting 1 hour interview with Manny Singh and Zach Shelby 13.3.25.

I don't believe that Qualcomm (QC) is buying exclusivity with Edge Impulse (EI) , as I recently viewed the AMA session with Qualcomm and Edge Impulse (just over an hour long) and watched it in its entirety.

In the AMA session, Qualcomm has bought Edge Impulse and they can made use of the current ecosystem to allow to run on their platform (see 5.16mark to 5.33mark) .
In addition, it is clear that Zach is still supporting its built ecosystem and this must have formed part of the QC and EI agreement/

In fact at the 10.22 mark, a question was posed "Congratulations on this exciting achievement! I'm intrigued to know if Edge Impulse plans to focus exclusively on supporting Qualcomm hardware moving forward or uphold its initial commitment to remain inclusive of a diverse range of open source hardware options?"
Zachs response was Yeah no absolutely, we are an ecosystem platform so we'll continue to support all the hardware architectures, all the cool boards and devices that we support today and we'll continue to do really cool stuff on all the coolest hardware."

Obviously there is no mention of company names within the ecosystem except Foundries.io is mentioned as Qualcomm also bought that. Also talks alot about ai at the edge, including a mention of hello qualcomm and I have the opinion that Brainchip will be able to assist Qualcomm and this may already be will in the process.

Worth a view in my opinion.