Rise from the ashes
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Yes it's in the video on this post you replied to. 38 min mark.
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stuart888
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Don't look down, who do you think wrote section 3.7 on Computing with Spikes?
https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2105/2105.05956.pdf
Not Peter,
Not Anil,
Yes, Simon Thorpe!
Lots of info in this document, for those like me still learning:
https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2105/2105.05956.pdf
Not Peter,
Not Anil,
Yes, Simon Thorpe!
Lots of info in this document, for those like me still learning:
wilzy123
Founding Member
A typical Pumuckl story
There are several ways for a Pumuckl story to begin. These include:- Pumuckl feels bored in the workshop, so Meister Eder tells him to go out to explore, but not get into trouble. Naturally, Pumuckl does get into trouble.
Sounds about right.
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
What did you say mate?
So the reason that Nvidia hasn't licensed the akida ip is...?
Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
I'm constantly reading Samsung, Qualcomm, Google Cloud today on LinkedIn ... @Diogenese please take a closer look at that.
The "XR" hardware will also entail partnerships with Meta and Microsoft, although Samsung isn't elaborating further. Rumors have swirled that Microsoft axed HoloLens 3 in favor of this project. In an interview with The Post, mobile president TM Roh says the ecosystem has to be "somewhat ready" before launch. The tech giant wants to avoid the missteps of rivals who debuted comparable hardware without robust support.
Samsung is no stranger to wearable screens. The company leapt into the market with 2015's Gear VR, which used the smartphone as both the display and computing power. In 2017, the firm jumped into PC-oriented mixed reality headsets with the HMD Odyssey. Samsung largely left the market to rivals like Meta and HTC after 2018, however.
www.engadget.com
Samsung is making 'extended reality' wearable devices
The first product will use a version of Android built for virtual worlds.The "XR" hardware will also entail partnerships with Meta and Microsoft, although Samsung isn't elaborating further. Rumors have swirled that Microsoft axed HoloLens 3 in favor of this project. In an interview with The Post, mobile president TM Roh says the ecosystem has to be "somewhat ready" before launch. The tech giant wants to avoid the missteps of rivals who debuted comparable hardware without robust support.
Samsung is no stranger to wearable screens. The company leapt into the market with 2015's Gear VR, which used the smartphone as both the display and computing power. In 2017, the firm jumped into PC-oriented mixed reality headsets with the HMD Odyssey. Samsung largely left the market to rivals like Meta and HTC after 2018, however.
Samsung is making 'extended reality' wearable devices
Samsung is working on 'extended reality' wearable devices that will use a new version of Android.
www.engadget.com
All good mate. I am just going to ignore.
Rise from the ashes
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+1 408-486-2000
stuart888
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No replying is considered ignored. But if there was a fucntion then i would definitely you have the right to do so. Dont need to keep bringing it up for no reason.
wilzy123
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Don't make it too easy for the PNut+1 408-486-2000
wilzy123
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VictorG
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They will in time.
Most well established tech companies will come around although they will be kicking and screaming in their capitulation and surrender to the AKIDA Master.
They first must let go of their entrenched culture, legacy thinking, structural dependency and big brother mentality.
Does Kodak ring a bell
Relatively new tech firms embrace new technologies much faster because they are not as structurally entrenched as their well established peers. These are usually the early adaptors although a few of the established firms will enter NDA's and EAP's to evaluate new tech, then they waste money trying to develop the tech themselves.
They eventually come around sooner or later when they can't stop their market share shrinking, thinking INTEL
Brainchip has generated enormous momentum over the last year and there in no sign of it slowing down. We will soon witness an avalanche of new BRN partnerships and licencees.
Most well established tech companies will come around although they will be kicking and screaming in their capitulation and surrender to the AKIDA Master.
They first must let go of their entrenched culture, legacy thinking, structural dependency and big brother mentality.
Does Kodak ring a bell
Relatively new tech firms embrace new technologies much faster because they are not as structurally entrenched as their well established peers. These are usually the early adaptors although a few of the established firms will enter NDA's and EAP's to evaluate new tech, then they waste money trying to develop the tech themselves.
They eventually come around sooner or later when they can't stop their market share shrinking, thinking INTEL
Brainchip has generated enormous momentum over the last year and there in no sign of it slowing down. We will soon witness an avalanche of new BRN partnerships and licencees.
misslou
Founding Member
The future has not arrived yet?
Dozzaman1977
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