Zedjack33
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I’m not sure what/who Tech was responding to. Seemed disjointed.
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Rise from the ashes
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Violin1
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Love your thinking FF - are you still a 1% man? lol
mrgds
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Yes Hoppy,
IMO this is excactly what needs to happen, as PVDM now has the "undistracted runway" for AKD500, 1500, 2000,
Let the "man" in the "Northstar" do what he does best.
AKIDA BALLISTA
Hi everyone. You MUST watch "Our Brain" https://iview.abc.net.au/video/DO2013H001S00
It aired on TV last night & is now on iView via the URL above.
Early on, it explains how the brain works and from that, it is easy to relate it to PVDM's tech whereby sparsity is key.
Later it discusses recent research that Peter may not know about so it occurred to me then that there may be refinements that could be added to Peter's IP to improve accuracy.
For instance (you'll have to view the show to fully understand), we perceive new things using previous experience and we have bias too. so the truth/inference we perceive may be wrong. If the bias factor could be corrected by the IP, the output/inference would be correct.
If the refinements or principles thereof are/is patentable then we may be ahead of the game.
The show has episodes and I "cain't huuurdly wait" for next Tuesday.
It aired on TV last night & is now on iView via the URL above.
Early on, it explains how the brain works and from that, it is easy to relate it to PVDM's tech whereby sparsity is key.
Later it discusses recent research that Peter may not know about so it occurred to me then that there may be refinements that could be added to Peter's IP to improve accuracy.
For instance (you'll have to view the show to fully understand), we perceive new things using previous experience and we have bias too. so the truth/inference we perceive may be wrong. If the bias factor could be corrected by the IP, the output/inference would be correct.
If the refinements or principles thereof are/is patentable then we may be ahead of the game.
The show has episodes and I "cain't huuurdly wait" for next Tuesday.
Zedjack33
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Rise from the ashes
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They're a couple years late. Those thousands of percent gains most of their readers missed
Still a couple of 10 bags to come though so all is not lost for motley subscribers.
Dolci
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I think they did, but not directly, if you recall the sympathy towards Peter in the room that was voted against Peter as a Director, 109,789,182 to be precise, you can't tell me that was just retail, ...IMO it came much higher up in the food chain...Quite possibly because no one asked that question
Fact Finder
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It is interesting that:
1. Peter van der Made initiated the search for the Manager of the Research Institute whose job includes ensuring the timely completion of all paperwork related to the lodging of world wide patents on a daily basis as well as staffing and leases AND managing the move to new larger shinier premises.
2. Some might think Peter van der Made is better occupied with research and his Board duties. Peter van der Made clearly thought so.
3. Peter van der Made remains on the Board
4. Peter van der Made remains Chief Technology Officer
5. Peter van der Made flew from Perth to Sydney for the AGM
6. Peter van der Made sat at the table with all the Board members and answered questions deferred to him by the Chair
7. Peter van der Made attended with the CEO and other Board members and jointly presented to Institutional Investors after the AGM in Sydney
8. Peter van der Made attended at social events and spoke to some retail shareholders
9. Peter van der Made according to all reports strongly supports the new CEO and current direction
10. Peter van der Made remains the number one shareholder
11. Peter van der Made by has actions raised no question that I perceive needed to be asked unless I disagree with a company having a just in case succession plan for key management and research employees. I don’t disagree it just makes sense.
12. There was nothing preventing anyone of the 65 shareholders in attendance or those on line submitting questions if they had such concerns and as no questions were forthcoming from retail or institutional investors it seems my personal lack of concern was shared by all.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
1. Peter van der Made initiated the search for the Manager of the Research Institute whose job includes ensuring the timely completion of all paperwork related to the lodging of world wide patents on a daily basis as well as staffing and leases AND managing the move to new larger shinier premises.
2. Some might think Peter van der Made is better occupied with research and his Board duties. Peter van der Made clearly thought so.
3. Peter van der Made remains on the Board
4. Peter van der Made remains Chief Technology Officer
5. Peter van der Made flew from Perth to Sydney for the AGM
6. Peter van der Made sat at the table with all the Board members and answered questions deferred to him by the Chair
7. Peter van der Made attended with the CEO and other Board members and jointly presented to Institutional Investors after the AGM in Sydney
8. Peter van der Made attended at social events and spoke to some retail shareholders
9. Peter van der Made according to all reports strongly supports the new CEO and current direction
10. Peter van der Made remains the number one shareholder
11. Peter van der Made by has actions raised no question that I perceive needed to be asked unless I disagree with a company having a just in case succession plan for key management and research employees. I don’t disagree it just makes sense.
12. There was nothing preventing anyone of the 65 shareholders in attendance or those on line submitting questions if they had such concerns and as no questions were forthcoming from retail or institutional investors it seems my personal lack of concern was shared by all.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
mrgds
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............ had never seen that before,How ridiculosly appropriate to the BRN story, ............ BUT?, only 10X from here? .............
AKIDA (more than 10x) BALLISTA
BaconLover
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So they did address the issue and explained Peter was going to concentrate on his Research in Perth which was rather given a top priority, so that question did get addressed, indirectly.
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Fact Finder
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I might be persuaded that 1.5% is possible but I do now accept that the market is trillions not billions.
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Dolci
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...so where does it say that he was going to step down in the AGM presentation? if I may be so bold as to say that it is still in progress ... or is this one of those imaginary things that will happen when it happens?...
mrgds
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Have you been talking with Cathy FF? ..........I might be persuaded that 1.5% is possible but I do now accept that the market is trillions not billions.
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
AKIDA "TRILLISTA"
Wags
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1000% agree FF.
The company is again just demonstrating maturity and wisdom. Succession plans for all should apply, some shoes easier to fill than others, but extremely important risk assessments to consider.
Peter, IMO, is a seasoned allrounder, able to fit into any spot as needed (and demonstrated). Though from all I have heard and read, he is more excited and passionate about spiking neurones than minutes of meetings.
Im happy that solid business acumen is steering this company, and also very happy for Peter and Anil, to be collaborating with like minded clever cats, to enhance and improve their creation.
What's that old work/life saying......."Do more of what you Love"
supersonic001
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Makeme 2020
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Renesas working side by side with Intel.
(Graphic: Business Wire)
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today unveiled the industry’s first I3C intelligent switch devices targeting next generation server motherboards and other infrastructure equipment. The new chips vastly enhance scalability and reliability while reducing the complexity of high-performance system designs. They enable I3C control plane networks with multiple initiator controllers, such as CPU and Baseboard Management Controllers (BMC), to support targets across a large physical network running at full speed by improving signal integrity and reducing capacitive loading. They also support heterogeneous designs by providing IO level shifting and protocol translation for mixed I2C/SMBus and I3C networks.
Current system designs often use the legacy I2C protocol and simple field-effect transistor (FET) switches to connect initiator and target devices on a motherboard. This approach cannot scale to I3C speeds, which fundamentally limits system management to the most rudimentary of capabilities. Renesas’ new I3C intelligent switch family allows expansion of two initiator (upstream) ports to four, eight or more target ports at max speed with full protocol awareness and compliance. The new Renesas family also provides seamless translation between I3C and I2C devices allowing full plug and play compatibility of legacy devices onto the control plane network. The I3C Intelligent switch is a result of close collaboration between Renesas and Intel teams starting with conception, specification definition and other pre silicon activities. The collaboration continued to post silicon activities including software development and component and system level validation.
“Renesas was the pioneer of I3C hubs and expanders targeting the DDR5 DIMM market and we have always imagined great potential for this technology to proliferate across the entire platform,” said Rami Sethi, Vice President, Infrastructure Mixed Signal Division at Renesas. “We are thrilled to have worked with Intel to realize that vision with the introduction of our new I3C intelligent switch family. These devices empower our customers and partners to bring advanced platform management capabilities to every subsystem within the rack.”
“We are pleased at the strong collaboration between Renesas and Intel in defining an essential circuit solution for the expanding use cases of MIPI I3C Basic applications,” said Vik Tymchenko, VP and GM Platform Hardware Engineering Division at Intel. “Products like the I3C intelligent switch family help solve the fundamental limitations of MIPI I3C interface implementations in data center hardware. With an I3C switch we can increase capacitance and devices supported by an I3C network.”
Renesas is a world leader in high-performance computing peripheral devices. The new I3C intelligent switch family complements Renesas solutions such as the DDR5 I3C expanders, registered clock drivers (RCDs), power management ICs (PMICs), serial presence detect (SPD) hubs, temperature sensors and data buffers.
Availability
Renesas is offering two versions of the I3C intelligent switch device, one with two upstream ports and four downstream ports and another with two upstream ports and eight downstream ports. The new devices are sampling to select customers now and are expected to be widely available in the first quarter of 2023. More information is available at www.renesas.com/i3c.
About Renesas Electronics Corporation
Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE: 6723) empowers a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future where technology helps make our lives easier. A leading global provider of microcontrollers, Renesas combines our expertise in embedded processing, analog, power, and connectivity to deliver complete semiconductor solutions. These Winning Combinations accelerate time to market for automotive, industrial, infrastructure and IoT applications, enabling billions of connected, intelligent devices that enhance the way people work and live. Learn more at renesas.com. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.
Renesas Unveils Industry’s First I3C Intelligent Switch Family for Next Generation Server, Storage and Communications Systems
Innovative Devices Enable Control Bus Scaling in Chassis- and Rack-Based Systems While Simplifying Overall Design
(Graphic: Business Wire)
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today unveiled the industry’s first I3C intelligent switch devices targeting next generation server motherboards and other infrastructure equipment. The new chips vastly enhance scalability and reliability while reducing the complexity of high-performance system designs. They enable I3C control plane networks with multiple initiator controllers, such as CPU and Baseboard Management Controllers (BMC), to support targets across a large physical network running at full speed by improving signal integrity and reducing capacitive loading. They also support heterogeneous designs by providing IO level shifting and protocol translation for mixed I2C/SMBus and I3C networks.
The MIPI I3C® bus is a scalable control bus interface for connecting peripherals to processor or other management controllers. It offers advantages of high performance, improved reliability, very low power, and low electromagnetic interference (EMI). All of these benefits enable new system functionality such as advanced telemetry, fault recovery, sideband security, component authentication and faster boot times.
Current system designs often use the legacy I2C protocol and simple field-effect transistor (FET) switches to connect initiator and target devices on a motherboard. This approach cannot scale to I3C speeds, which fundamentally limits system management to the most rudimentary of capabilities. Renesas’ new I3C intelligent switch family allows expansion of two initiator (upstream) ports to four, eight or more target ports at max speed with full protocol awareness and compliance. The new Renesas family also provides seamless translation between I3C and I2C devices allowing full plug and play compatibility of legacy devices onto the control plane network. The I3C Intelligent switch is a result of close collaboration between Renesas and Intel teams starting with conception, specification definition and other pre silicon activities. The collaboration continued to post silicon activities including software development and component and system level validation.
“Renesas was the pioneer of I3C hubs and expanders targeting the DDR5 DIMM market and we have always imagined great potential for this technology to proliferate across the entire platform,” said Rami Sethi, Vice President, Infrastructure Mixed Signal Division at Renesas. “We are thrilled to have worked with Intel to realize that vision with the introduction of our new I3C intelligent switch family. These devices empower our customers and partners to bring advanced platform management capabilities to every subsystem within the rack.”
“We are pleased at the strong collaboration between Renesas and Intel in defining an essential circuit solution for the expanding use cases of MIPI I3C Basic applications,” said Vik Tymchenko, VP and GM Platform Hardware Engineering Division at Intel. “Products like the I3C intelligent switch family help solve the fundamental limitations of MIPI I3C interface implementations in data center hardware. With an I3C switch we can increase capacitance and devices supported by an I3C network.”
Renesas is a world leader in high-performance computing peripheral devices. The new I3C intelligent switch family complements Renesas solutions such as the DDR5 I3C expanders, registered clock drivers (RCDs), power management ICs (PMICs), serial presence detect (SPD) hubs, temperature sensors and data buffers.
Availability
Renesas is offering two versions of the I3C intelligent switch device, one with two upstream ports and four downstream ports and another with two upstream ports and eight downstream ports. The new devices are sampling to select customers now and are expected to be widely available in the first quarter of 2023. More information is available at www.renesas.com/i3c.
About Renesas Electronics Corporation
Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE: 6723) empowers a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future where technology helps make our lives easier. A leading global provider of microcontrollers, Renesas combines our expertise in embedded processing, analog, power, and connectivity to deliver complete semiconductor solutions. These Winning Combinations accelerate time to market for automotive, industrial, infrastructure and IoT applications, enabling billions of connected, intelligent devices that enhance the way people work and live. Learn more at renesas.com. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.
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