I have to admit I had never heard of Higgins. Red Dog I know.
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Close enough for me
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I am almost convinced as well.Close enough for me
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Ok, did a bit of research. Turns out I spent much of my after school childhood watching Higgins as he was the pooch in Petticoat Junction. Petticoat Junction!
Come ride the little train
That is rollin' down the tracks
To the junction
Forget about your cares
It is time to relax
At the junction
Lots of curves, you bet!
Even more, when you get
To the junction
Petticoat Junction!
There's a little hotel
Called the Shady Rest
At the junction
Petticoat Junction!
It is run by Kate
Come and be her guest
At the junction
Petticoat Junction!
And that's Uncle Joe
He's a-movin' kind of slow
At the junction
Petticoat Junction!
SiFive's current offering equates to a 2 year old AMD, but if they combine it with Akida ...I did post and delete it ff, I realised after I posted it that @Rocket577 already beat me to it. It is a great article and worth a read, it basically suggests that SiFive will (for the first time) probably be in mobile phones next year...............I like our chances of being involved if it happens (and by if I mean when, even if it isn't next year)
This is rockets post -
BrainChip + SiFive
https://brainchipinc.com/brainchip-sifive-partner-deploy-ai-ml-at-edge/ BRAINCHIP AND SIFIVE PARTNER TO DEPLOY AI/ML TECHNOLOGY AT THE EDGE “Employing Akida, BrainChip’s specialized, differentiated AI engine, with high-performance RISC-V processors such as the SiFive Intelligence Series is a...thestockexchange.com.au
"By 2023, you're likely to see the first mobile phone with RISC-V," SiFive Chief Executive Patrick Little said in an October interview. "I think we have an excellent shot at the phone."
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Exactly what I was thinking B 1.
SiFive needed AKIDA to take the next step.
Nviso needed AKIDA to move from static robots to highly impactful unconnected mobile robots that can interact and work with humans everywhere.
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AKIDA BALLISTA
That "they" is them, not us.
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what do you make of this please? XILNIX (AMD) are claiming a 60 - 80% increase in efficiency with a new chip. More details coming in October apparently?
Xilinx Unveils xDNN FPGA Architecture for AI Inference
FPGAs might not have carved out a niche in the deep learning training space the way some might have expected but the low power, high frequency needs of AI
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I don't think has been posted previously but apologies if this is not the case. Maybe Trey Campbell from Luminar was referring to a partnership with with BrainChip and NVIDIA (via Valeo)?
Just putting it out there...
Nvidia targets automakers' 2024 models with driver-assistance hardware system
Nvidia Corp on Tuesday said it was partnering with a range of self-driving sensor companies, including lidar firm Luminar Technologies, to put together a system that automakers can use for driver safety features as soon as 2024. Nvidia makes the computing chips and a software system for...
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I grew up watching this along with F Troop, Gilligan's Island, Lost in Space et al, and now I find I'm turning into Uncle Joe.
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Higggins was i believe the real name of the famous onscreen dog Benji. Hence im thinking very clever to call it Higgins as well perhaps a coincidence the author contributor of article P. Higgins about making robot a reality. Either way whatever reason its i think well thought out in my opinion.
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I grew up watching this along with F Troop, Gilligan's Island, Lost in Space et al, and now I find I'm turning into Uncle Joe.
yes that's Higgins (Benji)
"Them" as in Mercedes.
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As he claims not to know anything about Brainchip and Mercedes I read the following sentence to be saying all I have heard is that Mercedes are partnering with Nvidia to use a GPU.
This is the only way Trey’s comment makes any sense.
We know Mercedes are using the ‘artificial intelligence experts’ (Mercedes words) called Brainchip, along with Nvidia and Cerence in the EQXX.
We know Mercedes attribute AKIDA with a five to ten times greater efficiency than their contemporaries.
Personally I do not need Trey to confirm where this is all heading when Rob Telson removes Nvidia from competitor to partner when asked a direction question.
Trey either is very poorly informed which I doubt or is deflecting the question.
Anyone in the automotive EV space are either dead or in a submarine at the bottom of the Atlantic without communications if they are not all over Mercedes beating Tesla to 1,000 plus kilometres on a single charge in a passenger vehicle.
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Oh dear, my boo-boo! Now I understand what Diogenese was trying to tell me. That "they" is them, not us.
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42 million shares have been brought over the last 2 days with a recently average off 6 million shares traded daily, hence 30 million shares have been gobbled up for some reason - Rocket577Im probably completely wrong, but has anyone thought that maybe those x amount of shares that were being held and traded on https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BCHPY/quote#trade-data. Have all no been gobbled up? So there having to be purchased elsewhere again hence the fee.
Maybe that’s why the rise in share price the last 2 days as they are trying to top up again
42 million shares have been brought over the last 2 days with a recently average off 6 million shares traded daily, hence 30 million shares have been gobbled up for some reason
Original amount purchased was 50 million so maybe they have to top up when it gets down to 20 million or even better that have run dry so still need another 20 milllion shares
@Fact Finder maybe you can take a look to see if there is anything in here to back up my theory in section 4.8 as it means nought to me
Brainchip Holdings Limited/adr Registration statement for American Depositary Receipts representing securities of certain foreign private issuers F-6
Security and Exchange Commission SEC Brainchip Holdings Limited/adr Form F-6sec.report
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Hi Rocket, maybe just maybe it was to cover those 51 Million outstanding SHORTS before some sort of news/Announcement hits the deck and the STOCK PRICE absolutely skyrockets !!!
Better to pay $1- $1.20 than perhaps $1.50 - $3 to cover those bloody SHORTS.
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There are many youtube videos about Elon musk buying merc. I don’t think there is any real evidence for this as of yet, just a lot of speculation. We know Elon has shown interest in Merc, we know Elon is open to partnerships with other car manufacturers as per previous interviews. We know merc was major share holder in Tesla but sold in 2014 - TheFunkMachine
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Thanks TFM.
I agree with the above and was aware of this early this year so it had me searching to see if something new had not been stated by Elon and was running around on utube. Elon attracts a lot of rumour mill type of attention so my thought was it was probably unfounded.
His latest TED video is an eye opener in many ways.
Ai is mentioned and he says that "real world Ai and vision will need to be solved for fully Autonomous Vehicles to be a reality. He was also confident (again) that tesla would solve its self drive issues this year. Silicone Neural networks was needed in his opinion.
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INTERESTING -I did post and delete it ff, I realised after I posted it that @Rocket577 already beat me to it. It is a great article and worth a read, it basically suggests that SiFive will (for the first time ever) probably be in mobile phones next year...............I like our chances of being involved if it happens (and by if I mean when, even if it isn't next year)
This is rockets post -
BrainChip + SiFive
https://brainchipinc.com/brainchip-sifive-partner-deploy-ai-ml-at-edge/ BRAINCHIP AND SIFIVE PARTNER TO DEPLOY AI/ML TECHNOLOGY AT THE EDGE “Employing Akida, BrainChip’s specialized, differentiated AI engine, with high-performance RISC-V processors such as the SiFive Intelligence Series is a...
"By 2023, you're likely to see the first mobile phone with RISC-V," SiFive Chief Executive Patrick Little said in an October interview. "I think we have an excellent shot at the phone."
INTEL and QUALCOMM BOTH have their fingers in the latest SiFive pie .............................coincidence?
RISC-V is coming to the internet of things - Stacey on IoT | Internet of Things news and analysis
Fans of this newsletter know I’m a major chip nerd. I started my tech career as a semiconductor reporter, and for the last seven or eight years I’ve been closely watching RISC-V, an open source chip architecture. The RISC-V architecture, which was developed a decade ago at UC Berkeley, competes...
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Already companies such as Nvidia, Western Digital, Samsung, and Alibaba have been building silicon based on RISC-V for their own internal use. But in the wake of Nvidia’s failed takeover of Arm, a lot of companies took a look at RISC-V and began developing their own strategies around this instruction set, making it a soon-to-be competitor to Arm and Intel. However, it’s not quite ready to take the IoT world by storm just yet.
In mid-month, SiFive, a company that builds RISC-V cores and licenses them out to other businesses that don’t want to tackle that much chip engineering, raised a fifth round of funding that valued it at $2.5 billion. Even more interesting were the companies that were involved in the funding, which included the venture capital divisions of both Intel and Qualcomm.
Intel, long a jealous defender of its x86 architecture as the best and only option for computing, has softened its stance as it has lost ground to Nvidia on the AI side and Arm in mobile and IoT. Now, as it seeks to regain relevance, Intel is embracing the manufacturing of others’ chips and other architectures.
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I'm going with the new term 'longoing revenue' (ongoing growth in revenue on a long-term basis!?)
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