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wilzy123
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Asx Company Reporting Dates 2023
For those who think it's easier to annoy you than to Google 'Asx company reporting dates 2023' themselves.
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In my opinion having listened to the attached podcast commencing around the three minute mark that the AKIDA Renesas chip is going to be released to the market in 6 to 9 months from four days ago.
If you listen and hear the 6 to 9 months and have any doubts continue listening to the balance of the podcast.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
If you listen and hear the 6 to 9 months and have any doubts continue listening to the balance of the podcast.
My opinion only DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
End of January
mrgds
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Has the latest podcast with SFW happened yet?
wilzy123
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Sorry @mrgds , I meant tomorrow (Wednesday 7th at 10AM AEDT) as per https://brainchip.com/edge-ai-evang...st-of-brainchips-this-is-our-mission-podcast/
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wilzy123
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Motley Tool was just on Sky News, can't tell you what he said as my brain was taught by Akida at the edge to tune out whenever it recognises the Tool's voice
A very appropriate application of Akida, given the sparsity of any substance in the data.
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AKIDA for proof of no life applications at ultra low power without connection.
Stop Press: Been digging into this function and it looks like it is the first trickle down technology take up from NASA. NASA has apparrently been using AKIDA to find life on other planets. Reportedly it was very simple to reverse the connections and using an event based sensor look for no life in a room of financial money market advisors and players.
Looks like @equanimous was right and the first commercial use of AKIDA did arise from the NASA engagement.
Apparently there are bills before every parliament in Australia preventing the use of this technology at all political rallies and during Parliamentary debates.
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TechGirl
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SiFive tweet from 9hrs ago & article attached to tweet from 28th Nov
November 28, 2022
India is one region in particular where we’re focused on building out our team. This month SiFive opened a new design center in Bangalore, India. We have around 90 employees working there currently, and the space has room for around 150 employees as we continue to grow. The Bangalore team is focused on leading edge CPU and platform design, verification, physical implementation and software.
Our Bangalore Team
SiFive also recently opened a new office in Hyderabad, India where the team is working on CPU IP design, verification and software tooling. Additionally, SiFive has a team in Ahmedabad, India working on cutting-edge network-on-chip (NoC) technology.
These recent efforts to expand our presence underscore the massive potential we see in India for silicon innovation. While there is strong momentum for RISC-V all over the globe, the excitement for RISC-V in India is almost unparalleled. This push for RISC-V extends throughout academia, industry, and even the government. The Indian government announced the ambitious Digital India RISC-V (DIR-V) program earlier this year to leverage RISC-V to catalyze semiconductor innovation in the country.
We’re hiring in our offices around the world, so we encourage you to apply to work with the best and the brightest as we take high-performance products to the next level. You’ll get to work alongside the founders of RISC-V as we transform the future of compute and prove that RISC-V has no limits. Learn learn more about our open positions and apply here.
Great to see our important ecosystem Partners expanding at rapid rates
November 28, 2022
SiFive Expands Presence in India to Keep Up with the Company’s Ultra-fast Growth
SiFive has seen tremendous growth over the past few years with strong year-over-year revenue growth and is in the top 10% of the Inc. 5000 list of private companies. With more than 550 employees around the world, we’re continuing to grow our team and expand our footprint across different regions to meet the strong customer demand for SiFive’s innovative RISC-V IP.India is one region in particular where we’re focused on building out our team. This month SiFive opened a new design center in Bangalore, India. We have around 90 employees working there currently, and the space has room for around 150 employees as we continue to grow. The Bangalore team is focused on leading edge CPU and platform design, verification, physical implementation and software.
SiFive also recently opened a new office in Hyderabad, India where the team is working on CPU IP design, verification and software tooling. Additionally, SiFive has a team in Ahmedabad, India working on cutting-edge network-on-chip (NoC) technology.
These recent efforts to expand our presence underscore the massive potential we see in India for silicon innovation. While there is strong momentum for RISC-V all over the globe, the excitement for RISC-V in India is almost unparalleled. This push for RISC-V extends throughout academia, industry, and even the government. The Indian government announced the ambitious Digital India RISC-V (DIR-V) program earlier this year to leverage RISC-V to catalyze semiconductor innovation in the country.
We’re hiring in our offices around the world, so we encourage you to apply to work with the best and the brightest as we take high-performance products to the next level. You’ll get to work alongside the founders of RISC-V as we transform the future of compute and prove that RISC-V has no limits. Learn learn more about our open positions and apply here.
Great to see our important ecosystem Partners expanding at rapid rates
Mt09
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I wish I could paint like Vincent
According to this reviewer the new BMWiX M60 needs some work on it's gesture control.
The iX M60 also has what BMW calls Natural Interaction that allows some audio functions to be operated using gestures. Point at the screen and spin a finger clockwise to increase the volume, anti-clockwise to decrease. A swipe of your hand one way skips to the next track, the other way back a track.
Honestly, though, it doesn’t work well. It’s hard to know if the camera has picked up your spinning digit, so inevitably you spin longer and the volume goes too high. Or it doesn’t sense your track-skipping wave so you do it again and again, feeling more foolish every time.
These systems put me in mind of Volkswagen’s capacitive touch sliders that were also meant to be an advance in human-machine interaction, but VW has agreed it was a mistake and is going back to buttons for the future. I guess it’s hard to beat the simplicity and speed of the humble button.
www.drive.com.au
The iX M60 also has what BMW calls Natural Interaction that allows some audio functions to be operated using gestures. Point at the screen and spin a finger clockwise to increase the volume, anti-clockwise to decrease. A swipe of your hand one way skips to the next track, the other way back a track.
Honestly, though, it doesn’t work well. It’s hard to know if the camera has picked up your spinning digit, so inevitably you spin longer and the volume goes too high. Or it doesn’t sense your track-skipping wave so you do it again and again, feeling more foolish every time.
These systems put me in mind of Volkswagen’s capacitive touch sliders that were also meant to be an advance in human-machine interaction, but VW has agreed it was a mistake and is going back to buttons for the future. I guess it’s hard to beat the simplicity and speed of the humble button.
2023 BMW iX M60 review
On paper, the BMW iX M60 is the ultimate performance-luxury SUV, but does that bear out in the real world?
That’s a great podcast to listen to. Sailesh Chittipeddi has a calm intelligent confidence about him. He reminds me of me. Could it be that Renesas are the ones bench marking Akida. The podcast is well worth listening to. Akida has an amazing future in front of it if you ask me.
AARONASX
Holding onto what I've got
Also at the 22:00 mark, Customers are introducing Renesas to other customers!
If somehow this involves Akida as the core driving factor (even 1%) you know we are on a sure thing, word of mouth is spreading, customers are impressed enough to go to the effort to tell Renesas about other customers!
Fullmoonfever
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Not sure if others were aware, as I wasn't, but EI are also part of the:
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Di ogre.
I was just thinking that you are a good bloke. You are prepared to share immense knowledge and answer questions from vastly inferior intellects without derision or a hint of arrogance. Yet if on the slightest of occasions you are slightly off the mark, put your hand up and move on without trying to salvage some ego deflation. You listen openmindedly to the contributions of others and are humorous and compassionate. I’m betting you are popular in the real world and hope to one day get to meet you (the $20 party would be good). Maybe some posters here could take a leaf out of your book.
MaxwellAnne
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In the interview with Sailesh Chittipeddi of Renasas that @TECH posted Sailesh confirms right at the end than rather than using their own in tech “the first pass on the microcontroller side is to take someone’s IP and implement into our system and see where we go from there”. Definitely worth a listen!
JoMo68
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Eeek, I missed all that - haven't been on the crapper for ages (and feel much calmer for it...)From memory there was only a day or two between "uptrend kitty" and "$2b Co with no revenue
I've scrolled past it, but whoever called her a snake in the grass was spot on. She posts for her own personal gain, not anyone else's.
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