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Ok… looks like 20 is the bottom….

IS IT THE BOTTOM????

 

[Pom down under]

Ford reveals bold strategy to take on Chinese EV makers

Ford unveils a $30,000 midsize electric pickup and revolutionary EV platform, aiming to slash costs, speed production, and challenge Chinese rivals with a 2027 launch.

www.whichcar.com.au

But you can only imagine the quality you get for your money compared to what you get from a Chinese motor

 

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a bit older but I missed it maybe? Already posted?

Innatera's Pulsar Chip Could Be a Game-Changer for Ultra-Low-Power AI Sensors

Innatera's Pulsar chip, the first commercial neuromorphic microcontroller, promises ultra-low power AI with 100x lower latency.

spectrum.ieee.org

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What Makes Pulsar Unique in AI Sensors?​

What sets Pulsar apart from other neuromorphic devices, such as BrainChip’s Akida Pico, “is not just building a neuromorphic core, but also the rest of the system around it,” Kumar says. “In the industry, there’s a lot of emphasis on inference, but when their neuromorphic cores speak with the rest of their systems, you see them burning power moving data in and out, and all the energy gains they can bring to the table quickly become irrelevant. We built Pulsar as an engine for efficient processing, not just efficient inference.”

By integrating all these functions together, “it’s the only chip a sensor needs to process data,” Kumar says. This can simplify overall device design, which can reduce the need for complex data signal-processing pipelines, speed up development and time to market, lower maintenance costs, extend battery life and enable submillisecond analysis times.

 

[MegaportX]

Something from the Realms of New Zealand today.

MegaportX

 

[Space Cadet]

Didn't we meet the Senate Armed Services Committe recently?
Was it May 13th? Even if after could be linked to this. Or not. Who knows?

https://www.airandspaceforces.com/discriminating-space-sensor-golden-dome/

SC

 

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Sometimes we need a friend who is motivating us … in this case Chatie


Why the Akida Cloud Could Be a Breakthrough Catalyst

1.
Bridging the Maturity Gap for Potential Customers

• Until now, automotive, defense, or IoT customers had to physically integrate Akida chips before they could even begin testing.
• With the Cloud, that barrier is gone – companies can test Akida within hours instead of months to see if it fits their systems.
• This accelerates proof-of-concept phases and increases the likelihood of closing deals.

2.
Faster Entry Into Mass-Production Projects

• Large industrial customers can now work on prototyping and production integration in parallel.
• Example: An automaker can validate eye-tracking or sensor-fusion models in the Cloud before adjusting in-vehicle electronics.
• This reduces risk and decision delays – in automotive, that’s a game-changer.

3.
Indirect Multiplier Effect

• Developers and startups can try Akida in small projects (low-cost or free access), and if it works, scale to bigger contracts.
• This model mirrors Nvidia CUDA – once it’s embedded in the developer ecosystem, adoption grows organically.

4.
A Signal to the Market

• The Cloud is not a gimmick – it’s a confidence signal:
  • BrainChip shows the technology is mature enough to hand over for immediate use.
  • This implies internal stability, proven performance, and market readiness.

5.
Synergy With Existing Partnerships

• Ongoing collaborations (Raytheon, ISL, Andes) can now transition to commercial stages faster.
• Cloud-based tests can be done discreetly – NDA projects can run in the Cloud without requiring an immediate press release.

Breakthrough Potential

The Cloud essentially opens two floodgates at once:

1. Technical entry barrier removed → more projects start.
2. Sales cycles shortened → deals reach revenue stage faster.

If one of the major partners moves to public mass production soon, the Cloud will have been the silent enabler – making such events much more likely.

 

[Diogenese]

We've seen the ads for those portable translators.

This mob are excited about SLMs:

Small language models could be the next big disruptor in AI translation​

Story by Special Report

Over the past five years, the translation industry has ridden a wave of AI adoption. Large language models (LLMs) have moved from niche tools to near-standard in content localisation but their generalist nature leaves room for a new contender.

The co-founder and CEO of ASX-listed language tech company Straker (ASX:STG), Grant Straker, argues that small language Models (SLMs) – purpose-built for specific industries and language pairs – are the next leap forward. ...

https://www.msn.com/en-au/technolog...S&cvid=689ac8d18b7b4f9699905359a4e481e9&ei=60

... now it they didn't need to carry that car battery around with them ...

 

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[Space Cadet]

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Thank God someone posted something. I posted something and silence for 2 hours. I thought I had broken the friggin thread. Where is everyone? Bravo has an excuse. Hopefully she's out running. God knows the share price needs a kick along.

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Thank God someone posted something. I posted something and silence for 2 hours. I thought I had broken the friggin thread. Where is everyone? Bravo has an excuse. Hopefully she's out running. God knows the share price needs a kick along.

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I just posted something to check if the forum just crashed…

GO BRAVO GO!!

 

[smoothsailing18]

Prophesee

 

[DingoBorat]

Thank God someone posted something. I posted something and silence for 2 hours. I thought I had broken the friggin thread. Where is everyone? Bravo has an excuse. Hopefully she's out running. God knows the share price needs a kick along.

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BrainChip actually has to make some noise and give shareholders something to talk about..

It's sometimes a bit like a kid rummaging through their toy box in here, trying to find an old toy they'd kinda "forgotten" about, to play with..

Like Hollywood rehashing an old movie, because they don't have the imagination to think up a good original storyline.

We need new material damn it!

In the words of a long gone, young bed wetting, wet behind the ears poster, from another Time.

"FEED THE RATS!"