smoothsailing18
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No solid foundation at all, I am putting out positive affirmations as I mentioned.
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Evening Chippers ,
Interesting .....
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* the voices in my head made me do it.
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Regards,
Esq.
Interesting .....
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* the voices in my head made me do it.
.Regards,
Esq.
smoothsailing18
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Chips , at the 15 min mark onwards they start to talk about the necessity of all different types of devises that will intercommunicate without the cloud on extremely low power. Neuromorphic compute will be involved IMO , 100% the question really at the end of the day is which companies get the contracts.
Fingers
it's brn.
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HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
We fit the bill for energy efficiency, small footprint, low heat generation and the ability to process and act without the need for constant cloud access, and, at a reasonable cost.
If we are not there, we should be.
What Fur was describing IS the future, but something like this will be one of the steps towards it.
We didn't just jump off horses straight into GTHo's.
We progressed through T models and a thousand further iterations before we even had a concept Vision EQXX, and the accompanying but sadly short-lived $2.34 share price.
Sure, it sounds exciting … but let’s stay grounded.Chips , at the 15 min mark onwards they start to talk about the necessity of all different types of devises that will intercommunicate without the cloud on extremely low power. Neuromorphic compute will be involved IMO , 100% the question really at the end of the day is which companies get the contracts.
Fingers
What they talked about felt more like a future scenario than a near term product.
Think of it like the “flying car” discussions ..exploring what could be possible, not what’s actually available.
There are already many ways to run systems without the cloud, and neuromorphic compute is just one of several potential options.
I didn’t hear anything that directly points to BrainChip … not yet, at least.
Let’s hope, yes. But I wouldn’t read too much into it just yet.
Tothemoon24
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Recently spotted together at a Coldplay concert !!
Can only be positive one would think
Can only be positive one would think
FF found below:
United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing market is projected to grow at a Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 28.5% between 2025 and 2032, USD 150 Million in 2025 and is projected to grow by USD 800 Million By 2032 the end of the forecast period.
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It cost $3800 as a single use for the full report.
Companies mentioned:
The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing market. Some of the leading players profiled in the report include: Electronics Ltd, Samsung Electronics Ltd., General Vision Inc., Applied Brain Research Inc., Numenta, Vicarious, IBM Corporation, Intel Corporation, BrainChip Holdings Ltd., Qualcomm Incorporated, Samsung
United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing market is projected to grow at a Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 28.5% between 2025 and 2032, USD 150 Million in 2025 and is projected to grow by USD 800 Million By 2032 the end of the forecast period.
United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing Market Competitor Analysis: Key Strategies for Growth and Expansion by 2032
"United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing market is projected to grow at a Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 28.5% between 2025 and 2032, USD 150 Million in 2025 and is projected to grow by USD 800 Million By 2032 the end of the forecast period.
It cost $3800 as a single use for the full report.
Companies mentioned:
The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the United Kingdom Neuromorphic Computing market. Some of the leading players profiled in the report include: Electronics Ltd, Samsung Electronics Ltd., General Vision Inc., Applied Brain Research Inc., Numenta, Vicarious, IBM Corporation, Intel Corporation, BrainChip Holdings Ltd., Qualcomm Incorporated, Samsung
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Reminds me a bit of björk…her idol maybe?
Frangipani
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Looks as if our company is seeking a replacement for Edward Lien, our current Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan:
www.linkedin.com
www.linkedin.com
We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan. | BrainChip
We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan. Apply today or share this post with your network.
BrainChip hiring Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan | LinkedIn
Posted 5:11:57 AM. The Taiwan Sales Manager will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Taiwan, focusing…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.
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CHIPS
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Looks as if our company is seeking a replacement for Edward Lien, our current Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan:
We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan. | BrainChip
We're #hiring a new Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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View attachment 88737BrainChip hiring Regional Sales Manager in Taiwan | LinkedIn
Posted 5:11:57 AM. The Taiwan Sales Manager will spearhead the sales initiatives of BrainChip Inc. in Taiwan, focusing…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.
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Oh no ...
What is wrong with our company that people leave so quickly? They are well-paid, aren't they?
Was he bored because nothing happened, or did he receive a better offer?
Or was he not performing with regard to sales?
I guess we won't find out.
cosors
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IPAI
Maybe worth researching later here.
They claim to get the largest AI hub in Europe.
www.dieter-schwarz-stiftung.de
The central founder is Dieter Schwarz with his Schwarz Group Foundation of the global player Lidl. Also involved are Aleph Alpha, SAP, Telekom Deutschland, Porsche, Audi, Würth Group (an unlisted German giant, absolutely unusual, is a private company and global player), Ziehl-Abegg, Stihl (the chainsaws), Fischer. These are really big names for me. I think there must be something to it.
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Maybe worth researching later here.
They claim to get the largest AI hub in Europe.
IPAI - Dieter Schwarz Stiftung
www.dieter-schwarz-stiftung.de
The central founder is Dieter Schwarz with his Schwarz Group Foundation of the global player Lidl. Also involved are Aleph Alpha, SAP, Telekom Deutschland, Porsche, Audi, Würth Group (an unlisted German giant, absolutely unusual, is a private company and global player), Ziehl-Abegg, Stihl (the chainsaws), Fischer. These are really big names for me. I think there must be something to it.
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Frangipani
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Welcome to the team! | BrainChip
Welcome to the team! We're excited to welcome our new interns to BrainChip! This talented group will be working alongside us on cutting-edge AI IP, helping shape the future of neuromorphic computing and innovation at the edge. Looking forward to their ideas and energy! Mohamed Benomar El...
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Another welcome for this year’s summer intern cohort, this time from our HR manager Katie Quiroz:
🚀 It’s a busy and exciting summer here at BrainChip! | Katie Quiroz, SPHR
🚀 It’s a busy and exciting summer here at BrainChip! We’re thrilled to welcome an incredible group of interns joining us from across the country. Each of them brings unique talent, fresh ideas, and an eagerness to contribute to the future of neuromorphic AI. We're looking forward to seeing all...
Krustor
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Why "Oh no ..." ?
Please get familiar to the tech-market: People leave and join companies every day...
That’s True! I think what matters more is this… the technology keeps evolving, new partners are joining, and the product continues to mature.
The company doesn’t rely on individuals .. it’s built on a network of ideas, IP, and strategic goals.
As long as that direction stays intact, I’m staying calm. Others have left before, and no one talks about them anymore…
What’s Rob Telson up to these days anyway? I wonder if he’s satisfied at the moment
Rob?! Can you like this? Domo arigatou mr. Rob.boto!!
Maybe you should check out Edward Lien's profile on Linkedin. He has a history of staying with companies for a long time, in fact 14 years and 6 months in his last job, and 3 and 4 years for the next positions.
Maye he is moving within BrainChip? Time will tell.
smoothsailing18
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From the other sites
, NVIDIA is trying to link everything to run through its GPU platform, and it is even branding itself to be "neuromorphic". One of our partners using Akida will soon keep NVIDIA quiet. The big techs are loaded now with money and they will wait until there is certain acceptance of an AI product before they will buy it out at a phenomenal price...such as Open AI or Scale AI...it's only small change for them. Brainchip just need to continue to help companies develop there edge AI solutions, free if it has to be, to get enough penetration in the AI space...then anything can happen! That's why for those who are complaining why we are not making money and why we are not hearing any news, just be patient...the value is ingrained in the amount of use case developments with Akida. Remember we only get to hear a minority of engagement atm just to keep our SP afloat...just look at the new names that pops up every now and then coming out saying that they are using Akida and we never realised. It's not rocket science to realise that Akida is the real deal for it to be used in space...pardon the pun.
, NVIDIA is trying to link everything to run through its GPU platform, and it is even branding itself to be "neuromorphic". One of our partners using Akida will soon keep NVIDIA quiet. The big techs are loaded now with money and they will wait until there is certain acceptance of an AI product before they will buy it out at a phenomenal price...such as Open AI or Scale AI...it's only small change for them. Brainchip just need to continue to help companies develop there edge AI solutions, free if it has to be, to get enough penetration in the AI space...then anything can happen! That's why for those who are complaining why we are not making money and why we are not hearing any news, just be patient...the value is ingrained in the amount of use case developments with Akida. Remember we only get to hear a minority of engagement atm just to keep our SP afloat...just look at the new names that pops up every now and then coming out saying that they are using Akida and we never realised. It's not rocket science to realise that Akida is the real deal for it to be used in space...pardon the pun.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Our partner Mirle gets a mention in this recent article titled "Taiwanese firms vital to NVIDIA's humanoid robots."
As we know, BrainChip is currently collaborating with Chelpis Quantum and Mirle to develop an AI‑PQC (Post‑Quantum Cryptography) System-on-Chip. This SoC integrates a RISC‑V CPU, a PQC accelerator, and BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic core. The project’s initial focus is autonomous quadruped robotics for industrial environments.
I have also highlighted the excerpt which cites TSMC CEO C.C. Wei, who reportedly said “conversations with customers reveal that business opportunities for humanoid robots will be ten times greater than those of electric vehicles.”
Mirle is already embedded in NVIDIA’s ecosystem, actively contributing to simulation and robotic model training using NVIDIA’s Omniverse and Isaac platforms for 3D modeling, simulation, and workflow automation.
With Mirle already working closely within NVIDIA’s robotics ecosystem, hopefully there'll be a compelling case in future for NVIDIA to explore how Akida-powered hardware can enhance its stack. Akida’s ultra‑low‑power, event-based inference and embedded security capabilities would complement NVIDIA’s high-performance platform, potentially forming a powerful, end-to-end robotics solution IMO.
Jul. 20, 2025 15:43
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwanese manufacturers like Foxconn and others are aiding Nvidia in developing humanoid robots.
The companies aim to establish a complete supply chain, ranging from chips to software, robot joints, and motors.
Nvidia founder Jensen Huang said robotics technology would be Nvidia's largest potential growth market outside of AI at an address to shareholders in June. During his visit to Taiwan later that month, he said breakthroughs in humanoid robots and AI were coming at the right time.
In particular, Nvidia's next-generation Thor Blackwell Robotics Processor was specially designed for use in automated handling machines, essentially becoming the "brain" of humanoid robots. While Huang believes his company has the know-how to power humanoid robots, actual market conditions may still be far behind.
Analysts are cautious about the development of the humanoid robot industry. Digitimes reported that humanoid robots will only account for 0.2% of the global robot market this year and expand to 2% by 2030.
TSMC CEO C.C. Wei, an important foundry partner of Nvidia's AI chips, said it is "too early" for humanoid robots to play a key role in industry growth this year because of complex design and development. However, he said, conversations with customers reveal that business opportunities for humanoid robots will be ten times greater than those of electric vehicles.
Foxconn has worked with Nvidia to develop key robotics technologies and has launched a complete robotics manufacturing platform. Foreign media have also reported that Foxconn and Nvidia discussed deploying humanoid robots in a new factory in Houston, Texas, to manufacture Nvidia's AI servers.
Taiwanese manufacturers are also actively deploying key components for humanoid robots. Yulong, a precision parts machining plant, developed micro harmonic drives for humanoid robot fingers and rotary actuators, which it hopes to ship to European and US customers in 2026.
Taiwan's Apex Dynamics is also optimistic about humanoid robots and is planning to develop customized mass production capabilities for humanoid robot joint modules. According to market analysts, the company could begin shipping as early as the fourth quarter.
Automation solution provider Mirle has joined hands with several local companies to develop and manufacture joint modules and harmonic drive systems. Chieftek Precision, the producer of linear guides and motors, has developed both general and special joints for humanoid robots.
www.taiwannews.com.tw
As we know, BrainChip is currently collaborating with Chelpis Quantum and Mirle to develop an AI‑PQC (Post‑Quantum Cryptography) System-on-Chip. This SoC integrates a RISC‑V CPU, a PQC accelerator, and BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic core. The project’s initial focus is autonomous quadruped robotics for industrial environments.
I have also highlighted the excerpt which cites TSMC CEO C.C. Wei, who reportedly said “conversations with customers reveal that business opportunities for humanoid robots will be ten times greater than those of electric vehicles.”
Mirle is already embedded in NVIDIA’s ecosystem, actively contributing to simulation and robotic model training using NVIDIA’s Omniverse and Isaac platforms for 3D modeling, simulation, and workflow automation.
With Mirle already working closely within NVIDIA’s robotics ecosystem, hopefully there'll be a compelling case in future for NVIDIA to explore how Akida-powered hardware can enhance its stack. Akida’s ultra‑low‑power, event-based inference and embedded security capabilities would complement NVIDIA’s high-performance platform, potentially forming a powerful, end-to-end robotics solution IMO.
Taiwanese firms vital to Nvidia's humanoid robots
Taiwan rushes to develop supply chain for producing human-like robotsJul. 20, 2025 15:43
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwanese manufacturers like Foxconn and others are aiding Nvidia in developing humanoid robots.
The companies aim to establish a complete supply chain, ranging from chips to software, robot joints, and motors.
Nvidia founder Jensen Huang said robotics technology would be Nvidia's largest potential growth market outside of AI at an address to shareholders in June. During his visit to Taiwan later that month, he said breakthroughs in humanoid robots and AI were coming at the right time.
In particular, Nvidia's next-generation Thor Blackwell Robotics Processor was specially designed for use in automated handling machines, essentially becoming the "brain" of humanoid robots. While Huang believes his company has the know-how to power humanoid robots, actual market conditions may still be far behind.
Analysts are cautious about the development of the humanoid robot industry. Digitimes reported that humanoid robots will only account for 0.2% of the global robot market this year and expand to 2% by 2030.
TSMC CEO C.C. Wei, an important foundry partner of Nvidia's AI chips, said it is "too early" for humanoid robots to play a key role in industry growth this year because of complex design and development. However, he said, conversations with customers reveal that business opportunities for humanoid robots will be ten times greater than those of electric vehicles.
Foxconn has worked with Nvidia to develop key robotics technologies and has launched a complete robotics manufacturing platform. Foreign media have also reported that Foxconn and Nvidia discussed deploying humanoid robots in a new factory in Houston, Texas, to manufacture Nvidia's AI servers.
Taiwanese manufacturers are also actively deploying key components for humanoid robots. Yulong, a precision parts machining plant, developed micro harmonic drives for humanoid robot fingers and rotary actuators, which it hopes to ship to European and US customers in 2026.
Taiwan's Apex Dynamics is also optimistic about humanoid robots and is planning to develop customized mass production capabilities for humanoid robot joint modules. According to market analysts, the company could begin shipping as early as the fourth quarter.
Automation solution provider Mirle has joined hands with several local companies to develop and manufacture joint modules and harmonic drive systems. Chieftek Precision, the producer of linear guides and motors, has developed both general and special joints for humanoid robots.
Taiwanese firms vital to Nvidia's humanoid robots | Taiwan News | Jul. 20, 2025 15:43
Taiwan rushes to develop supply chain for producing human-like robots | Jul. 20, 2025 15:43
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