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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Evening Chippers ,
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Hi Esqy,
I heard Steve say at about 45.50 mins that they’ve ported it to GlobalFoundries at 22 nanometers and a more advanced version with gigahertz performance at 12 nanometers.
A moment or two before that Kurt was referencing TSMC nodes at 22nm and 8nm, but I don’t believe that was in reference to GlobalFoundaries.
PS: It is pretty late though and I might have inadvertently drifted off for a moment or two, so I’m happy to stand corrected if there‘s something I missed.
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Ummm....so I recently posted about a guy and his article on a possible relationship / solution with Cadence & Siemens. Obviously, no concrete evidence yet unfortunately, other than a Siemens own article from 2022 espousing the benefits of neuromorphic which indicates they may have been exploring this since at least then.
And now, Terrence Gatsby, who apparently has a tech career in CIO / CTO roles in various companies, has also released a recent article (Aug 21) on neuromorphic with the below excerpt in it.
Anyone else know about this or just another hmmmm moment / GenAI or possible trial?
beyondthehype.terrencegatsby.com
The deployment of neuromorphic computing in IoT and smart sensor applications has transformed the landscape of edge intelligence, enabling sophisticated processing capabilities in devices previously limited to simple threshold detection or data logging. Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative has deployed over 10,000 neuromorphic-enabled environmental sensors throughout the city-state since 2023, creating a comprehensive urban monitoring network that detects and classifies acoustic events, air quality patterns, and traffic anomalies in real-time. Each sensor node, powered by small solar panels and batteries, performs complex pattern recognition tasks locally using BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor, consuming less than 300 milliwatts while achieving accuracy comparable to cloud-based deep learning systems.
www.terrencegatsby.com
Singapore definitely exploring neuromorphic though.
aisingapore.org
There are other reports etc on searching.
And now, Terrence Gatsby, who apparently has a tech career in CIO / CTO roles in various companies, has also released a recent article (Aug 21) on neuromorphic with the below excerpt in it.
Anyone else know about this or just another hmmmm moment / GenAI or possible trial?
Neuromorphic Computing for Edge AI Applications
beyondthehype.terrencegatsby.com
The deployment of neuromorphic computing in IoT and smart sensor applications has transformed the landscape of edge intelligence, enabling sophisticated processing capabilities in devices previously limited to simple threshold detection or data logging. Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative has deployed over 10,000 neuromorphic-enabled environmental sensors throughout the city-state since 2023, creating a comprehensive urban monitoring network that detects and classifies acoustic events, air quality patterns, and traffic anomalies in real-time. Each sensor node, powered by small solar panels and batteries, performs complex pattern recognition tasks locally using BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor, consuming less than 300 milliwatts while achieving accuracy comparable to cloud-based deep learning systems.
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Singapore definitely exploring neuromorphic though.
Enabling Spiking Neuromorphic Computation with On-Board Learning Through Algorithm and Hardware Co-design - AI Singapore
As AI becomes more prevalent in everyday applications, there is a need for new algorithms and dedicated chips that allow for low‐power, reliable and fast
aisingapore.org
There are other reports etc on searching.
Hi Fullmoon, the guy has a similar article on his LinkedIn page with reference to Singapores Smart city but no reference to BrainChip. My guess is he has used an LLM at some point and it has hallucinated.Ummm....so I recently posted about a guy and his article on a possible relationship / solution with Cadence & Siemens. Obviously, no concrete evidence yet unfortunately, other than a Siemens own article from 2022 espousing the benefits of neuromorphic which indicates they may have been exploring this since at least then.
And now, Terrence Gatsby, who apparently has a tech career in CIO / CTO roles in various companies, has also released a recent article (Aug 21) on neuromorphic with the below excerpt in it.
Anyone else know about this or just another hmmmm moment / GenAI or possible trial?
Neuromorphic Computing for Edge AI Applications
The deployment of neuromorphic computing in IoT and smart sensor applications has transformed the landscape of edge intelligence, enabling sophisticated processing capabilities in devices previously limited to simple threshold detection or data logging. Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative has deployed over 10,000 neuromorphic-enabled environmental sensors throughout the city-state since 2023, creating a comprehensive urban monitoring network that detects and classifies acoustic events, air quality patterns, and traffic anomalies in real-time. Each sensor node, powered by small solar panels and batteries, performs complex pattern recognition tasks locally using BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic processor, consuming less than 300 milliwatts while achieving accuracy comparable to cloud-based deep learning systems.
Home
Explore Terrence Gatsby's insights on blockchain, crypto, and decentralized technologies. As a leader in the Web3 space, Terrence combines technical expertise with a people-first approach to drive innovation and foster community. Stay updated on the latest trends and connect with a visionary in...
Singapore definitely exploring neuromorphic though.
Enabling Spiking Neuromorphic Computation with On-Board Learning Through Algorithm and Hardware Co-design - AI Singapore
As AI becomes more prevalent in everyday applications, there is a need for new algorithms and dedicated chips that allow for low‐power, reliable and fast
There are other reports etc on searching.
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If you’ve been scammed, take action today — recovery starts with the right steps
Have you fallen victim to a cryptocurrency scam or theft? You are not alone. Every year, thousands of investors lose Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets to hackers, scammers, and fraudulent schemes. While the process of recovering stolen cryptocurrency can be challenging, there are proven steps and professional resources available to help you recover your funds.
In this guide, we’ll explain how cryptocurrency theft happens, the steps to take immediately, and the best practices to protect your digital assets in the future.
Why Cryptocurrency Scams and Theft Are on the Rise
The decentralized nature of cryptocurrency gives investors freedom, but it also attracts cybercriminals. Some of the most common ways victims lose their coins include:
• Phishing scams – Fake websites, emails, or apps designed to steal wallet credentials.
• Ponzi schemes and fake investments – Fraudsters promising unrealistic profits.
• Exchange and wallet hacking – Exploiting security loopholes to drain funds.
• Social engineering scams – Impersonation tactics used to trick victims into giving up private keys.
If you’ve lost money this way, don’t panic — it’s possible to trace and recover lost cryptocurrency with the right actions.
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Save transaction IDs, wallet addresses, emails, website links, and chat records. These details are critical for blockchain forensics and official reports.
2. Report the Cryptocurrency Scam
• File a report with ReportFraud_ftc@usa.com or
• Contact international cybercrime agencies such as the FBI’s IC3, Interpol, or Europol.
If the stolen crypto was moved through a centralized exchange, alert their fraud department. Exchanges often flag and freeze suspicious wallets.
Be careful: many fake “recovery companies” exist. Always research and choose only trusted cryptocurrency recovery specialists.
. Use Blockchain Tracing Tools
Public blockchain explorers allow you to follow transactions in real time. Advanced tools used by forensic firms can track stolen assets even through mixers.
Preventing Future Cryptocurrency Loss
Prevention is your best safeguard. Protect your digital wealth by:
• Using hardware wallets for offline storage.
• Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA/MFA) on all accounts.
• Never sharing private keys or seed phrases
• Avoiding suspicious investment offers that seem “too good to be true.”
• Updating your wallet and device security regularly.
Final Thoughts on Recovering Stolen Crypto
Losing cryptocurrency can be devastating, but recovery is not always impossible. By acting quickly, reporting to the right authorities, ReportFraud_ftc@usa.com, you increase your chances of getting your funds back.
Remember: safeguarding your digital assets with strong security practices is the most effective way to avoid becoming a victim again.
If you’ve been scammed, take action today — recovery starts with the right steps
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