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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I suppose there'd be a lot of Russian oligarch's who'd go to just about any lengths to replace their current Mercs with smarter ones, ie. the Vision EQXX.
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I suppose there'd be a lot of Russian oligarch's who'd go to just about any lengths to replace their current Mercs with smarter ones, ie. the Vision EQXX.
VictorG
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The BRN BOD have been on an investor roadshow, I wouldn't be surprised if they have generated significant investor interest resulting in accumulation of vast volume of shares by one or more institutions.
On the other hand if the accumulation of shares is by one buyer intent on a takeover, we the shareholders will win by a takeover offer that will not succeed but will establish a new market valuation for BRN, somewhere way north of the previous high.
Rise from the ashes
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More Than 2 Billion Shipments of Devices with Machine Learning will Bring On-Device Learning and Inference Directly to Consumers by 2027
Federated, distributed, and few-shot learning can make consumers direct participants in Artificial Intelligence processes NEW YORK, May 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all around us, but the processes of inference and learning that form the backbone of AI typically...
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On the question of a takeover as retail have more than sufficient numbers to prevent such occurring I thought I should declare that I would accept an offer which was equal to a fifty percent discount on Brainchip’s future true value in cash and or shares based on Peter van der Made’s assessment of ten times Microsoft’s valuation.
This is not advice simply a declaration of intent.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
This is not advice simply a declaration of intent.
My opinion only DYOR
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"Dominant market share"More Than 2 Billion Shipments of Devices with Machine Learning will Bring On-Device Learning and Inference Directly to Consumers by 2027
Federated, distributed, and few-shot learning can make consumers direct participants in Artificial Intelligence processes NEW YORK, May 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all around us, but the processes of inference and learning that form the backbone of AI typically...us.acrofan.com
VictorG
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You are very humble and generous. I'm hanging out for NZ's GDP × 10.On the question of a takeover as retail have more than sufficient numbers to prevent such occurring I thought I should declare that I would accept an offer which was equal to a fifty percent discount on Brainchip’s future true value in cash and or shares based on Peter van der Made’s assessed of ten times Microsoft’s valuation.
This is not advice simply a declaration of intent.
My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
What's a Microsoft anyway?
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Stable Genius
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Hi all,
Thanks for the feedback re my superannuation questions yesterday; much appreciated.
I was just admiring BL’s iceberg and partially remembered one IDD came up with but I cannot remember it’s name.
I must comment that I haven’t heard from him for a while and miss his input, hoping he is well?
It was about a packaging company which printed barcodes all over drink containers etc, they were invisible to the eye but a recycling machine with a certain camera and Akida would read the barcodes and then sort the containers for recycling purposes at a very quick pace as they went along a conveyor belt. I recall watching a video on it which was quite impressive.
And I learnt how to use the ”find a word” on my phone as a result of wading through a very large article to find the Akida reference to then have FF enlighten me on how to find it with a few clicks of a button
If anyone can remember the company I’d be interested to see how they are progressing because they should be at least below the waterline!
Cheers
Thanks for the feedback re my superannuation questions yesterday; much appreciated.
I was just admiring BL’s iceberg and partially remembered one IDD came up with but I cannot remember it’s name.
I must comment that I haven’t heard from him for a while and miss his input, hoping he is well?
It was about a packaging company which printed barcodes all over drink containers etc, they were invisible to the eye but a recycling machine with a certain camera and Akida would read the barcodes and then sort the containers for recycling purposes at a very quick pace as they went along a conveyor belt. I recall watching a video on it which was quite impressive.
And I learnt how to use the ”find a word” on my phone as a result of wading through a very large article to find the Akida reference to then have FF enlighten me on how to find it with a few clicks of a button
If anyone can remember the company I’d be interested to see how they are progressing because they should be at least below the waterline!
Cheers
ForrestofHope
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I was actually thinking about RT's reference to Alexa when I was typing but I didn't include it. I'm glad you did.And is the reference by Rob Telson to Alexa in his presentations significant???
My opinion only DYOR
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PS: Don’t ask @MC🐠 we already know what he will answer.
We know they are trying to move more processing to the edge, we'll have to wait and see how successful they have been. Here is some food for thought from their web page:
On-device speech processing makes Alexa faster, lower-bandwidth
Innovative training methods and model compression techniques combine with clever engineering to keep speech processing local.
www.amazon.science
How to make on-device speech recognition practical
By Grant P. Strimel September 02, 2021
Branching encoder networks make operation more efficient, while “neural diffing” reduces bandwidth requirements for model updates.
Related publications
- Amortized neural networks for low-latency speech recognition
- Learning a neural diff for speech models
The move to the edge promises faster response times, since data doesn’t have to travel to and from the cloud; lower consumption of Internet bandwidth, which is important in some applications; and availability on devices with inconsistent Internet connections, such as Alexa-enabled in-car sound systems.
At this year’s Interspeech, we and our colleagues presented two papers describing some of the innovations we’re introducing to make it practical to run Alexa at the edge.
In one paper, “Amortized neural networks for low-latency speech recognition”, we show how to reduce the computational cost of neural-network-based automatic speech recognition (ASR) by 45% with no loss in accuracy. Our method also has lower latencies than similar methods for reducing computation, meaning that it enables Alexa to respond more quickly to customer requests.
In the other paper, “Learning a neural diff for speech models”, we show how to dramatically reduce the bandwidth required to update neural models on the edge. Instead of transmitting a complete model, we transmit a set of updates for some select parameters. In our experiments, this reduced the size of the update by as much as 98% with negligible effect on model accuracy.
SharesForBrekky
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Just watched the Commsec video with Sean. Wow, Sean is very impressive.
Throughout the video, you really get a sense that Sean knows exactly how to get Brainchip to the next level and beyond. What he's shown over the past 6 months gives me such confidence he can not only lead Brainchip onto the World stage but become the ultimate global game changer everyone will know them for.
Throughout the video, you really get a sense that Sean knows exactly how to get Brainchip to the next level and beyond. What he's shown over the past 6 months gives me such confidence he can not only lead Brainchip onto the World stage but become the ultimate global game changer everyone will know them for.
millipede 3000
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Here's a challenge, just for fun ;-): Try build a neural network using the playground that quite accurately predicts the spiral dataset. Then post back a screenshot.A tip from @millipede 3000
https://playground.tensorflow.org/#...=classification&initZero=false&hideText=false
For him it's a game and I don't get it yet. But maybe one of you does. Something for the hard core nerds among us?
Just a bit of educational fun.
Knowldege is power.
Enjoy!
milli
TheUnfairAdvantage
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DigimarcHi all,
Thanks for the feedback re my superannuation questions yesterday; much appreciated.
I was just admiring BL’s iceberg and partially remembered one IDD came up with but I cannot remember it’s name.
I must comment that I haven’t heard from him for a while and miss his input, hoping he is well?
It was about a packaging company which printed barcodes all over drink containers etc, they were invisible to the eye but a recycling machine with a certain camera and Akida would read the barcodes and then sort the containers for recycling purposes at a very quick pace as they went along a conveyor belt. I recall watching a video on it which was quite impressive.
And I learnt how to use the ”find a word” on my phone as a result of wading through a very large article to find the Akida reference to then have FF enlighten me on how to find it with a few clicks of a button
If anyone can remember the company I’d be interested to see how they are progressing because they should be at least below the waterline!
Cheers
Stable Genius
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That’s it: well done!
https://patents.google.com/patent/US20210299706A1/en?oq=us20210299706a1
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2021195563A1/en?oq=WO2021195563A1
HolyGrail 2.0 concludes semi-industrial trials with successful validation
The HolyGrail 2.0 initiative has successfully validated the prototype detection unit for digital watermarks after semi-industrial testing that mimics real-life conditions, with a 99% detection rate and the opportunity to develop new, more granular post-consumer recycling streams that do not yet...
I’ve had a bit of a look and found the trial was successful as per the article above but can’t find any more on Akida at the moment. Maybe it doesn’t belong on the iceberg picture yet.
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Many were wondering where is he going, here you go
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JoMo68
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Jeez, not him again!
Why has the BrainChip share price performed so strongly in May?
The BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX:BRN) share price has been on form in May. Here's why its shares are climbing this month...www.fool.com.au
Meh 🫤
In July I intend asking that question directly, to both.
$5.00 was said with a smile last year.
2025 maybe a fair and reasonable time to rack the cue, but I need to hear that personally, before I accept it as gospel.
Love Brainchip, the staff, the technology, the passion, the shareholder loyalty, the dream, and both our Founder/s.
Truly blessed, me and you all...may the journey continue for a few more years.
No further comment from me.
Goodnight from WA...Tech x
$5.00 was said with a smile last year.
2025 maybe a fair and reasonable time to rack the cue, but I need to hear that personally, before I accept it as gospel.
Love Brainchip, the staff, the technology, the passion, the shareholder loyalty, the dream, and both our Founder/s.
Truly blessed, me and you all...may the journey continue for a few more years.
No further comment from me.
Goodnight from WA...Tech x
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