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manny100

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I would not be surprised to see a number of companies trialing with AKIDA1000 chips test in parallel with Gen 2 on AKIDA cloud.
Efficiency and performance gains to good to ignore. Those really intent on adopting AKIDA will get credit towards hardware purchases.
Arquimea are on to it quick smart. Cannot help suspecting that apart from lifesaving they are testing for their defense products.
" Hélder Rodríguez López, Embedded Software Research Engineer at Arquimea Research said, “The Akida Cloud’s ability to provide us advanced access to the latest features of Akida and easily test our neuromorphic model innovations remotely is a real advantage for progressing our advanced model development programs.”"
I can see companies like Tata parallel testing. Bascom Hunter? etc.
This is way more than just a tech upgrade this is a real pivot and push for Gen 2 adoption.
 
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Diogenese

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I would not be surprised to see a number of companies trialing with AKIDA1000 chips test in parallel with Gen 2 on AKIDA cloud.
Efficiency and performance gains to good to ignore. Those really intent on adopting AKIDA will get credit towards hardware purchases.
Arquimea are on to it quick smart. Cannot help suspecting that apart from lifesaving they are testing for their defense products.
" Hélder Rodríguez López, Embedded Software Research Engineer at Arquimea Research said, “The Akida Cloud’s ability to provide us advanced access to the latest features of Akida and easily test our neuromorphic model innovations remotely is a real advantage for progressing our advanced model development programs.”"
I can see companies like Tata parallel. Bascom Hunter? etc.
I have the exact same thought about Arquimea and defence.

They can do field trials on their sharkwatch drone, but it is clear that they are in the queue for the Akida cloud with a lot of other early adopters.

There is a great urgency to develop autonomous drones. I can see them having a drone with a km of optical fibre trailing out the back
for target designation, or maybe even laser comms, to avoid electronic countermeasures.

I wonder what cybersecurity measures Akida cloud has, because it will all be commercially sensitive and above. There will need to be firewalls between different customer data.
 
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TheDrooben

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While Larry agrees with all the frustration about the lack of ASX announcements and the effect on the SP as a result and also the shorters doing their faecal trades...Larry has never sold and keeps on buying as he did again today....so thank you to everyone who is keeping the SP at this level.....Larry loves you

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IloveLamp

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@Neuromorphia i was doing some back research on o.h.b hellas, and wow......what a great post

Thread 'The Growing Brainchip Akida Ecosystem' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/the-growing-brainchip-akida-ecosystem.63596/

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Diogenese

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Hi @manny100 ,

I guess the fact that the Akida 2 FPGA has only 6 nodes (24 NPUs) is due to the limitation of FPGA technology, in that the FPGA chip only has sufficient circuit elements (logic gates, memory, ...) to build 24 NPUs.

Did you happen to notice whether the Akida 2 cloud FPGA includes VIT? The original announcement from a couple of years ago mentioned that VIT would only be available with the top of the range version, but a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since than.

The Akida 2 IP allows for up to 128 nodes (512 NPUs):

https://www.hackster.io/news/brainc...-vision-transformer-acceleration-5fc2d2db9d65

The company has confirmed that it will be licensing the Akida IP in three product classes: Akida-E will focus on high energy efficiency with a view to being embedded alongside, or as close as possible, to sensors and offering up to 200 giga-operations per second (GOPS) across one to four nodes; Akida-S will be for integration into microcontroller units and systems-on-chip (SoCs), hitting up to 1 tera-operations per second (TOPS) across two to eight nodes; and Akida-P will target the mid- to high-end, and will be the only tier to offer the optional vision transformer acceleration, scaling between eight and 128 nodes with a total performance of up to 50 TOPS.
 
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