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Newk R

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And that is why Sony working with Qualcomm is so significant it means that the Prophesee Brainchip solution will not just be in Sony phones.

Pretty simple equation:

Brainchip + Prophesee + Sony + Qualcomm + Samsung = large share of market.

And while Apple iPhones have ruled the latest 14 has had an underwhelming market reception because it offers users and fans nothing new. So much press and analysis around this fact it is hard to know how anyone could have missed it.

My opinion only DYOR or read what others posted here today proving the above connections.
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I can't understand how people here are not swinging from the chandeliers.
 
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“Powering the Connected Intelligent Edge and the Future of On-Device AI,” a Presentation from Qualcomm​

Jun. 13, 2022

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Following on from the terrible result for Tesla when the test car phoughed into a little girl mannequin a few weeks ago, the other car in the test had 'Luminar' written on the bonnet. I just want to check with our brains trust if we think there is any link between us and Luminar?

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The full test footage is here:

 
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I can't understand how people here are not swinging from the chandeliers.

Probably because they don't want their ceilings to cave in.🤭


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I can't understand how people here are not swinging from the chandeliers.
Even as you speak, I'm sitting in a pile of ceiling plaster, dust, and chandelier glass.

@Bravo - I'll have to get out of bed earlier.
 
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As the Qualcomm CEO left Sony off this slide I thought I should bring @ForestofHope ‘s early post forward:

“Dec 4, 2021

‘Smartphone processor manufacturer Qualcomm has teamed up with leading smartphone CMOS sensor maker Sony Semiconductor to provide better integration between their two systems for future smartphone development. And this isn’t just an on-paper partnership, they’ve actually moved teams into the same building to work alongside each other for future smartphone development.

While there aren’t a lot of public details out there regarding the partnership yet, Sony is moving a team into Qualcomm’s San Diego headquarters. And in the announcement during the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1announcement Qualcomm mentioned three specific benefits relating to smartphone cameras that are expected to be gained from the partnership with Sony.’

https://www.diyphotography.net/qual...has,systems for future smartphone development.[RH1]

Always interesting what is left off presentations by companies or should I say the questions it raises create the interest.

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As the Qualcomm CEO left Sony off this slide I thought I should bring @ForestofHope ‘s early post forward:

“Dec 4, 2021

‘Smartphone processor manufacturer Qualcomm has teamed up with leading smartphone CMOS sensor maker Sony Semiconductor to provide better integration between their two systems for future smartphone development. And this isn’t just an on-paper partnership, they’ve actually moved teams into the same building to work alongside each other for future smartphone development.

While there aren’t a lot of public details out there regarding the partnership yet, Sony is moving a team into Qualcomm’s San Diego headquarters. And in the announcement during the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1announcement Qualcomm mentioned three specific benefits relating to smartphone cameras that are expected to be gained from the partnership with Sony.’

https://www.diyphotography.net/qual...has,systems for future smartphone development.[RH1]

Always interesting what is left off presentations by companies or should I say the questions it raises create the interest.

My opinion only DYOR
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The following is from the above article. Wearing non rose coloured glasses the three points make sense if Sony or Qualcomm have had a breakthrough such as the Prophesee Brainchip sensor suddenly dropping in their lap and they wanting to steal a leap over the competition:

“The first is to be able to speed up the development process of Snapdragon 8 devices. With the two leaders in their field working literally side-by-side, Qualcomm’s plan seems to be to improve its image signal processing technology – which would make sense, given how much of smartphone photography is computational these days.

Secondly, it will allow for less red tape between the two companies to access and test each other’s new technologies. This means easier and quicker prototype development with each other’s new technologies and to even develop joint prototypes together. Being under the same roof in the same lab means that such activities should be much more efficient than if they were separate, resulting in more innovation more often.

Finally, it will allow both companies to more rapidly test as well as leverage each other’s experience to more rapidly develop and improve the camera technology that’s become such a big selling point in smartphones today. It means faster iteration cycles, more optimised architecture and compatibility between components from the two companies and tighter integration for an overall smoother and more seamless working experience. It’ll also mean that new technology can come to the market more quickly”

My opinion only but being announced by Sony and Qualcomm in December, 2021 fits perfectly in the time line of Prophesee discovering the missing half of their revolutionary groundbreaking solution.

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Just some prev info posts around Qualcomm and also one of our patents with a DVS (Prophesee?) component.

To do with Adaround Quantizer (Qualcomms)

Post in thread 'BRN Discussion 2022' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-101826

@Diogenese response and interpretation

Post in thread 'BRN Discussion 2022' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-102118

Qualcomm wearables with the ARM U55 NPU

Post in thread 'BRN Discussion 2022' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-149997

Patent app earlier this year.

Post in thread 'BRN Discussion 2022' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-2022.1/post-140277
 
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The following is from the above article. Wearing non rose coloured glasses the three points make sense if Sony or Qualcomm have had a breakthrough such as the Prophesee Brainchip sensor suddenly dropping in their lap and they wanting to steal a leap over the competition:

“The first is to be able to speed up the development process of Snapdragon 8 devices. With the two leaders in their field working literally side-by-side, Qualcomm’s plan seems to be to improve its image signal processing technology – which would make sense, given how much of smartphone photography is computational these days.

Secondly, it will allow for less red tape between the two companies to access and test each other’s new technologies. This means easier and quicker prototype development with each other’s new technologies and to even develop joint prototypes together. Being under the same roof in the same lab means that such activities should be much more efficient than if they were separate, resulting in more innovation more often.

Finally, it will allow both companies to more rapidly test as well as leverage each other’s experience to more rapidly develop and improve the camera technology that’s become such a big selling point in smartphones today. It means faster iteration cycles, more optimised architecture and compatibility between components from the two companies and tighter integration for an overall smoother and more seamless working experience. It’ll also mean that new technology can come to the market more quickly”

My opinion only but being announced by Sony and Qualcomm in December, 2021 fits perfectly in the time line of Prophesee discovering the missing half of their revolutionary groundbreaking solution.

My opinion only DYOR
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Certainly does fit nicely, especially as we know via @chapman89 that Prophesee and Brainchip were mates by then.
 
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At 2.38pm a total of just over one sixth of one percent of shares on issue have traded today.

This even includes the CXXT movement of single collector edition Brainchip shares.

If it gets any tighter shorts will have to ask Brainchip to issue more shares to create volume. 😂🤣😂🤡’s

The significance of this Prophesee podcast might be finally seeping out into the world.

My opinion only DYOR
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At 2.38pm a total of just over one sixth of one percent of shares on issue have traded today.

This even includes the CXXT movement of single collector edition Brainchip shares.

If it gets any tighter shorts will have to ask Brainchip to issue more shares to create volume. 😂🤣😂🤡’s

The significance of this Prophesee podcast might be finally seeping out into the world.

My opinion only DYOR
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AKIDA BALLISTA
If it gets any tighter, the shorts will be hotpants.
 
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Bravo

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Newk R

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At 2.38pm a total of just over one sixth of one percent of shares on issue have traded today.

This even includes the CXXT movement of single collector edition Brainchip shares.

If it gets any tighter shorts will have to ask Brainchip to issue more shares to create volume. 😂🤣😂🤡’s

The significance of this Prophesee podcast might be finally seeping out into the world.

My opinion only DYOR
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I hope you are right FF.
 
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Diogenese

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I was re-reading back through this Qualcomm blog on quanitisation (link below). One of the authors is Timjen Blankevoort (Director of Engineering Technologies Netherlands).

Blankevoort is quite an unusual name and I remembered seeing it before on this BrainChip Source Code for cnn@snn.

So, ummm, yeah. Not sure what that means actually.



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Since @uiux is in stealth mode, I'll have a stab.

Looks like the program used in cnn2snn for deciding whether to round up or down when compressing the data to 4 bits was written by Blankevoort and co in 2004.
 
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Diogenese

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There was a bit of a buzz a year or so ago about this:

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/tech...sedgntp&cvid=836802c4e80e4c33938457282afb34cd

Air Force Acquires Australia's MQ-28 Ghost Bat Drone For Testing​

Joseph Trevithick - 11h ago
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The Pentagon has confirmed that it will be using a Boeing MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone, an advanced uncrewed design developed and produced by the company's division in Australia, for research and development purposes in cooperation with the U.S. Air Force. The Air Force also recently announced that Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown and his Royal Australian Air Force counterpart Air Marshal Robert Chipman had signed a new agreement to strengthen the already significant relationship that exists between the two services.


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