BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Fullmoonfever]

Well there you go you see I jumped to a conclusion without all the facts but I could if I were minded make out a compelling argument that you were addressing me and convince many people of its truth but we know that it would be wrong.

Some known facts:

Nviso has a relationship with Siemens Health.

Cadence has a relationship Mercedes Benz.

Synopsys has a relationship with Mercedes Benz.

Three provable facts which could require a verification engineer to test in their systems as part of supplying AKIDA IP to Nviso and Mercedes Benz.

I am not saying this is the reason but it is a viable counter argument until all the ‘why’s’ are answered and the dots are joined.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Don't know about the compelling argument as only need point to the simple fact my reply in black & white was to Bravo's post.

Compelling argument gone.

All of this to me is no diff to most other dot joining that goes on.

It's part of what keeps the community going as we get very little directly from the company, for their reasons.

Otherwise, the 1000 eyes may as well stop looking for dots and wait for each qtrly to come round.

That'd be boring

I get your points about the known facts you listed and also another thought could be that we know all 3 are EDA and could be a possibility the job requirement is an understanding of their IP as it could be a totally unrelated company(ies) we work with that already utilise Siemens, Cadence & Synopsys and we need to be able verify their package(s) with Akida.

Therefore, as I posted the other day initially, could be someone like Moschips or similar that is the dot connection.

 

[Diogenese]

Don't know about the compelling argument as only need point to the simple fact my reply in black & white was to Bravo's post.

Compelling argument gone.

All of this to me is no diff to most other dot joining that goes on.

It's part of what keeps the community going as we get very little directly from the company, for their reasons.

Otherwise, the 1000 eyes may as well stop looking for dots and wait for each qtrly to come round.

That'd be boring

I get your points about the known facts you listed and also another thought could be that we know all 3 are EDA and could be a possibility the job requirement is an understanding of their IP as it could be a totally unrelated company(ies) we work with that already utilise Siemens, Cadence & Synopsys and we need to be able verify their package(s) with Akida.

Therefore, as I posted the other day initially, could be someone like Moschips or similar that is the dot connection.

Have a look back at your post.

The address line of @Bravo's post which you included in your post refers to @Fact Finder in black and white (or blue), so you can see how an old bloke could get the wrong end of the stick if he were to be speed reading.

 

[Bravo]

 

[Space Cadet]

Valeo and BMW. Valeo using Snapdragon.

https://m.futurecar.com/5489/Valeo-...utomakers-Forthcoming-Neue-Klasse-EV-Platform


Thoughts anyone.

SC

 

[alwaysgreen]

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Slow news day... I have an AI joke.

Parent: If all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you follow them?
Machine Learning Algorithm: yes.

 

[Diogenese]

Slow news day... I have an AI joke.

Parent: If all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you follow them?
Machine Learning Algorithm: yes.

I didn't know tesla had machine Learning.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Have a look back at your post.

The address line of @Bravo's post which you included in your post refers to @Fact Finder in black and white (or blue), so you can see how an old bloke could get the wrong end of the stick if he were to be speed reading.

U on a retainer

Unfortunately, I didn't include the address line, the site does that on replying to a post.

Bit harsh calling FF an old bloke though

 

[alwaysgreen]

Guys, I've been doing some digging on a company we are all very familiar with.

There's only a few crumbs out there but I think there may be a link with Oreo.

It seems Akida has been recently been embedded to make them a real smart cookie.



































Sorry.

 

[Diogenese]

U on a retainer

Unfortunately, I didn't include the address line, the site does that on replying to a post.

Bit harsh calling FF an old bloke though

It's an open forum. Zeebot has provided a mechanism for private conversations.

Fortunately, you did include Bravo's post by clicking on Reply.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

It's an open forum. Zeebot has provided a mechanism for private conversations.

Fortunately, you did include Bravo's post by clicking on Reply.

So, that would be me replying to Bravo's post yeah?

Why would I have the need for a private conversation at this time if posting a general response or thought to someone's post?

Is all irrelevant for mine....time better spent looking for more dots...cheers though

 

[MrNick]

 

[Diogenese]

So, that would be me replying to Bravo's post yeah?

Why would I have the need for a private conversation at this time if posting a general response or thought to someone's post?

Is all irrelevant for mine....time better spent looking for more dots...cheers though

Well if you have a need to have the last word by ignoring propositions put to you, that's fine by me.

 

[Fenris78]

Is there any recent news to confirm that Valeo are still using Akida? The partnership agreement between Valeo and Brainchip was from back in 2020? And from memory, that was based on both companies achieving certain milestones? I have been pretty optimistic around Brainchip being essential for Valeo's lidar/ADAS... I'm not sure how I feel about Valeo's use of Snapdragon?

Valeo and BMW. Valeo using Snapdragon.

https://m.futurecar.com/5489/Valeo-...utomakers-Forthcoming-Neue-Klasse-EV-Platform


Thoughts anyone.

SC

 

[Evermont]

Is there any recent news to confirm that Valeo are still using Akida? The partnership agreement between Valeo and Brainchip was from back in 2020? And from memory, that was based on both companies achieving certain milestones? I have been pretty optimistic around Brainchip being essential for Valeo's lidar/ADAS... I'm not sure how I feel about Valeo's use of Snapdragon?

Here you go.

Home

Unlock the power of AI with BrainChip. Enhance data processing, Edge apps and neural networks at the speed of tomorrow. Explore now!

brainchip.com

 

[Wags]

Hi all.
In case you're not aware but interested, link below for the upcoming Sensor summit. No specific mention of us in the agenda, but always good for the who's who, or the known unknowns.

Sensors Innovation Summit: Fall Edition

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www.fiercedigitaltechevents.com

 

[Fact Finder]

Valeo and BMW. Valeo using Snapdragon.

https://m.futurecar.com/5489/Valeo-...utomakers-Forthcoming-Neue-Klasse-EV-Platform


Thoughts anyone.

SC

Yes Snapdragon is a platform capable of having the customer connect its own semiconductors too. BMW want to use Valeo. Qualcomm provide a platform they can plug Valeo into.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[Diogenese]

Is there any recent news to confirm that Valeo are still using Akida? The partnership agreement between Valeo and Brainchip was from back in 2020? And from memory, that was based on both companies achieving certain milestones? I have been pretty optimistic around Brainchip being essential for Valeo's lidar/ADAS... I'm not sure how I feel about Valeo's use of Snapdragon?


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Hi Fenris,

Could one of BrainChip's milestones be LSTM? I can't recall exactly when we were told that LSTM was a near-term development goal, but it could be used in tracking moving objects.

 

[Fact Finder]

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Studying like that could lead to you being a bit rusty by the time you get to do the exam or interview.

 

[Bravo]

I'll just poop this here for the brainiacs amongst us.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365024432_Neuromorphic_quantum_computing

 

[Shadow59]

I'll just poop this here for the brainiacs amongst us.


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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/365024432_Neuromorphic_quantum_computing

Quantum neuromorphic computing = Skynet