Perhaps he has the foresight to see that Brainchip will make him a billionaire in the coming years... A little charity goes a long way!Donations the size that Peter made are made by individuals after they have accumulated huge personal wealth in $$$$, not by founders of companies that have just entered their commercialization stage. Interesting!!!!!
RENESASJust checking if I’ve interpreted this correctly.
The LinkedIn page Jesse Chapman put up, liked by the great Anil Manker and commented on it also.
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The actual article was posted earlier and Sailesh discusses both the Arm M33 and using Brainchip nodes but I can’t see them referenced in the Arm technicals so it confuses me as to how they are linked. I might have the language wrong but is it a SOC combining ARM M33 and Akida’s 2 nodes along with something else; (a sensor of some descriptions, eg camera or microphone) to produce a final product for manufactuers to put into a device?
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Sailesh “So that’s kind of the plan that we have, to evolve that into that landscape,” he said. “At the very low end, we have added an ARM M33 MCU and spiking neural network with BrainChip core licensed for selected applications – we have licensed what we need to license from BrainChip including the software to get the ball rolling.”
I agree with FF that I envisage an announcement of some sort when our actual product is available for sale and it looks as though we are getting close but just a bit confused with this latest information.
I also believe Renesas will use their own IP where possible so in reality Renesas is both a customer and competitor but we always knew we wouldn’t get all the pie to ourselves; nor do we need it all!
The current SP doesn’t concern me as the business is on solid foundations with fantastic leaders.
Just quietly: PVDM is a legend with his donation today. There really should be a documentary made about his life because he’s a great Australian we should be very proud of!
Cortex-M33 | Secure and Efficient for IoT and Embedded
Arm Cortex-M33 processor is designed for embedded and IoT markets, providing efficient security and digital signal control.www.arm.com
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You are also a legend Cap'n D!Hi RFTA,
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And all the underwear thrown on stage! Problem is, as Tom Jones allegedly said, as the performer gets older the undies that are thrown get bigger.....Thanks to Slymeat I have been reminded that the Directors are on a three year election cycle so we do not get to show our support for Peter van der Made for three years. So looks like $5.00 will come first.
That is the problem with acting out of anger it was not a well thought out Plan. LOL
Looks like a standing ovation at next years AGM and a bunch of roses will have to suffice.
Regards
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Selling is relentless.Wtf is going on?
Across the whole market.Selling is relentless.
It’s called the transfer of wealth. From the uneducated to the educated. It has another name - the stock market.Wtf is going on?
RENESAS
When thinking about Renesas and AKIDA IP and what they licenced consider these facts.
If you are fixing a cupboard in your kitchen using screws you only go to Bunnings and buy screws if the ones you have are the wrong type or size. (Or you left your shed in such a mess you cannot find the bottle they are in.).
Renesas produce semiconductors.
The highest volume semiconductor they produce is the micro control unit or MCU.
Renesas produce and sell billions of MCU’s.
AKD1000 has 80 Nodes and is far too big and overpowered for use in an MCU. It would defeat the purpose and be unaffordable in the MCU market.
Now consider what Anil Mankar said at the 2021 Ai Field Day the beauty of AKIDA technology is you can decide how many nodes you need for your particular task.
If latency is not an issue you could take just one node and put it on your device and make it smart. In most applications two nodes will be sufficient at the edge.
Now some direct quotes from Anil Mankar:
“Well we can go micro-watt, a milli watt, in a keyword spotting example you saw…”
“The secret sauce is the neuromorphic architecture”
“Tiny ML has a definition…we actually beat that.”
“And we can size the network to what the sensor needs.”
“You can actually take a network and if you don’t have enough hardware then we do something called multi-path…it’s really application specific…there is no limit to the number of nodes you want to have…it will depend on the cost of the hardware and the latency required.”
“So one and a half nodes can do the keyword spotting…I can run the keyword on one node by just doing 2 passes…we can actually run larger networks in a 2 node configuration…by taking multiple passes on the hardware. It’s basically how much hardware you are willing to spend…it’s a trade off (with) latency…That’s the beauty of this IP solution…It can be in any process technology…most of the sensors are pretty old technology, they are analogue sensors, pressure, temperature, low cost things..”
Now come back to my trip to Bunnings. Renesas has its own neuromorphic computing technology but that technology cannot scale down and do what AKIDA technology does so they had to go to Brainchip to make a range of smart MCU’s.
Brainchip and Renesas are not competitors as Brainchip is filling a gap which Renesas cannot fill.
There is no reason to doubt the significance of this customer engagement and as has been said Renesas are bringing a suite of these revolutionary ultra low powered smart MCU’s to market and the market is one where billions of units are sold.
Brainchip got to this market first and have patents preventing Renesas entering so they had to buy what they needed from Brainchip.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Brilliant post FactFinder!RENESAS
When thinking about Renesas and AKIDA IP and what they licenced consider these facts.
If you are fixing a cupboard in your kitchen using screws you only go to Bunnings and buy screws if the ones you have are the wrong type or size. (Or you left your shed in such a mess you cannot find the bottle they are in.).
Renesas produce semiconductors.
The highest volume semiconductor they produce is the micro control unit or MCU.
Renesas produce and sell billions of MCU’s.
AKD1000 has 80 Nodes and is far too big and overpowered for use in an MCU. It would defeat the purpose and be unaffordable in the MCU market.
Now consider what Anil Mankar said at the 2021 Ai Field Day the beauty of AKIDA technology is you can decide how many nodes you need for your particular task.
If latency is not an issue you could take just one node and put it on your device and make it smart. In most applications two nodes will be sufficient at the edge.
Now some direct quotes from Anil Mankar:
“Well we can go micro-watt, a milli watt, in a keyword spotting example you saw…”
“The secret sauce is the neuromorphic architecture”
“Tiny ML has a definition…we actually beat that.”
“And we can size the network to what the sensor needs.”
“You can actually take a network and if you don’t have enough hardware then we do something called multi-path…it’s really application specific…there is no limit to the number of nodes you want to have…it will depend on the cost of the hardware and the latency required.”
“So one and a half nodes can do the keyword spotting…I can run the keyword on one node by just doing 2 passes…we can actually run larger networks in a 2 node configuration…by taking multiple passes on the hardware. It’s basically how much hardware you are willing to spend…it’s a trade off (with) latency…That’s the beauty of this IP solution…It can be in any process technology…most of the sensors are pretty old technology, they are analogue sensors, pressure, temperature, low cost things..”
Now come back to my trip to Bunnings. Renesas has its own neuromorphic computing technology but that technology cannot scale down and do what AKIDA technology does so they had to go to Brainchip to make a range of smart MCU’s.
Brainchip and Renesas are not competitors as Brainchip is filling a gap which Renesas cannot fill.
There is no reason to doubt the significance of this customer engagement and as has been said Renesas are bringing a suite of these revolutionary ultra low powered smart MCU’s to market and the market is one where billions of units are sold.
Brainchip got to this market first and have patents preventing Renesas entering so they had to buy what they needed from Brainchip.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
I have worked it out all the closet philanthropists on Boards across Australia inspired by Peter van der Made are coming out and selling so they can donate some of their obscene wealth to charity and in the process collapsing the market.
Or the market is being used generally to transfer more wealth into their closet from those who do not understand what is happening and panic.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
I think competitive pressures will play out but their first to market status on AKIDA technology if they are smart will work in their favour and allow them to capture a large share of the market if they move at the right time.Yes. Key word spotting (kws) was the first application that came to mind when Renesas announced the 2 node licence. I had forgotten Anil's discussion about using one and a half nodes for kws, so 2 nodes fits the bill neatly. While Anil said that one node could be re-used, it simplifies the programming to use 2 nodes.
I wonder how long it will take Renesas to amortize the cost of 10 years of developing DRP-AI, or will their hand be forced by competitive pressures?