Frangipani
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Eselsbrücke (mnemonic trick): IPsolon Research as in IP licences…
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Labsy
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It's called day traders profit taking and jumping on current volatility to trade for small profits... plain and simple. Very short term strategy taking place.
Labsy
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150000 shares? You mean parcels of 40000 or less in the US?
Because on the asx I saw a solid accumulation of nearly 20million shares... on the back of great news.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Speaking of Lead / Early Adopters.
I'm going back to this infographic I posted mid Feb.
Think we know where we are at the mo and where we are about to go to.
Learning
Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
Back to serious business.
The above statement could be true.
So Akida 2.0 is already 'Engaging with lead adopters now'.
Hence, the comment from Phil Dworsky, Global Head of Strategic Alliances, SiFive
“Through our collaboration with BrainChip, we are enabling the combination of SiFive’s RISC-V processor IP portfolio and BrainChip’s 2nd generation Akida neuromorophic IP to provide a power-efficient, high capability solution for AI processing on the Edge,” said Phil Dworsky, Global Head of Strategic Alliances at SiFive. “Deeply embedded applications can benefit from the combination of compact SiFive Essential™ processors with BrainChip’s Akida-E, efficient processors; more complex applications including object detection, robotics, and more can take advantage of SiFive X280 Intelligence™ AI Dataflow Processors tightly integrated with BrainChip’s Akida-S or Akida-P neural processors.”
So basically all the lead adopters are engaging with Akida 2.0 NOW. And general availability is Q3.
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Learning
Learning to the Top 🕵♂️
You beat me to it. Been writing the same post for the last half hour, lol.
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Deadpool
hyper-efficient Ai
From a personal perspective as a shareholder in this great company, I’m as excited as hell with what we are seeing unfolding at present from our Brain Chip management with its corner stone “science fiction” Akida 1000 chip and IP and now with the release of Akida 2.0 (in a very short time I might add) and future iterations more sophisticated and intelligent than the last as Peter alluded to in the latest podcast, with AGI just around the corner. Our eco system of early adopters, partners and collaborators with their own very advanced eco systems of partners and collaborators and most importantly customers is feeling to me, like an Akida technological blitzkrieg is about to descend on the tech world and no prisoners are to be taken, either adopt this new incredibly advanced super-efficient architecture and thrive in this new modern world of compute or perish in the waste lands that Von Neumann has become. To all the repudiated individuals don’t despair though, there will be plenty of WANCA’s and shorters their also in technological purgatory waiting in desperation for the very inevitable end.
In my very non bias opinion, BRN is setting itself up effectively to be the future top global powerhouse of a tech dynasty with sophistication and integrity to boot.
Not up ramping, just the facts as I see it, except “technological purgatory” may be a touch of artistic license in that.
Any way, it's good to be a shareholder.
In my very non bias opinion, BRN is setting itself up effectively to be the future top global powerhouse of a tech dynasty with sophistication and integrity to boot.
Not up ramping, just the facts as I see it, except “technological purgatory” may be a touch of artistic license in that.
Any way, it's good to be a shareholder.
I am guessing we will see multiple IP agreements soon
as I hardly doubt all those lead adopters will go through MegaChips
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I'm sorry, I haven't finished reading it yet, but I have to ask a question now.
I can't keep up with:
first it says Ipsolon, then Ipsilon and FF writes of Ispolon.
What now?
I have to know what I should or can or must look for now?
Oh and one more thing, good morning to all of you!
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TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
I'm a long term holder, turn 53 at end of 2025.
I couldn't care less about day to share price. I've maxed out my holdings in super so will re-evaluate the portfolio then. Rule of thumb super doubles every 7 years. So end of 2025 I'll be interested in what the share price is doing. Old saying though, "don't sell your winners"
GLTAH
I couldn't care less about day to share price. I've maxed out my holdings in super so will re-evaluate the portfolio then. Rule of thumb super doubles every 7 years. So end of 2025 I'll be interested in what the share price is doing. Old saying though, "don't sell your winners"
GLTAH
No offence but, it doesn't sit well with me when people say "Don't worry. Just day traders doing blah blah blah. It's short-term blah blah blah".
Our SP jumping for one day then slowly getting eroded away seems to be a common thing. Wouldn't surprise me if yesterday's gain will be gone by end of next week. Then it will be back to square one. Waiting for the next 4C. Getting over-excited about partnerships.
The sight of a blue sky seems to be the only "short-term" thing that's happening right now.
Frustrated, but still holding.
Not advice.
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I think what we're witnessing is something that is quintessentially different. I don't think anyone knows how to judge this juggernaut (he-he-he) correctly. Perhaps it's because the technology comes from a place called Austrailya, and not America, there might be a lag before everyone catches on. But they will.
There's no doubt in my mind that our "main customers" have been playing around with the prototype and adding their suggestions with the next gen AKIDA 2000 and they're all getting jiggy with it in an "ecosystem" in order to make it more easily deployable with a faster time to production to assist everyone in that ecosystem to benefit.
Simples IMO.
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Sirod69
bavarian girl ;-)
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Sally Ward-Foxton(She Senior Reporter at EE Times
45 Min.
On STMicroelectronics’s press call this morning, I asked Remi El-Ouazzane about the STM32N6 MCUs – set to be the first ST parts with dedicated AI acceleration – expected to sample around the end of '22.
“The baby is alive and doing well,” he said. “We will have more on this in the coming weeks, but so far so good, we are quite happy with where we are.”
We have already seen home-grown AI accelerators added to parts from companies like NXP Semiconductors and Silicon Labs. If you’re interested in this sector, stay tuned to EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times.
Sally Ward-Foxton(She Senior Reporter at EE Times
45 Min.
On STMicroelectronics’s press call this morning, I asked Remi El-Ouazzane about the STM32N6 MCUs – set to be the first ST parts with dedicated AI acceleration – expected to sample around the end of '22.
“The baby is alive and doing well,” he said. “We will have more on this in the coming weeks, but so far so good, we are quite happy with where we are.”
We have already seen home-grown AI accelerators added to parts from companies like NXP Semiconductors and Silicon Labs. If you’re interested in this sector, stay tuned to EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times.
Boab
I wish I could paint like Vincent
Speaking of STMicro they have knocked us off top spot under the "relevance" search on the ARM ecosystem of partners.Rob Telson likes:
Sally Ward-Foxton(She Senior Reporter at EE Times
45 Min.
On STMicroelectronics’s press call this morning, I asked Remi El-Ouazzane about the STM32N6 MCUs – set to be the first ST parts with dedicated AI acceleration – expected to sample around the end of '22.
“The baby is alive and doing well,” he said. “We will have more on this in the coming weeks, but so far so good, we are quite happy with where we are.”
We have already seen home-grown AI accelerators added to parts from companies like NXP Semiconductors and Silicon Labs. If you’re interested in this sector, stay tuned to EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times.
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We are number 2 out of 119 partners
DingoBorat
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Yeah she's alright, but she ain't no rocket scientist..Rob Telson likes:
Sally Ward-Foxton(She Senior Reporter at EE Times
45 Min.
On STMicroelectronics’s press call this morning, I asked Remi El-Ouazzane about the STM32N6 MCUs – set to be the first ST parts with dedicated AI acceleration – expected to sample around the end of '22.
“The baby is alive and doing well,” he said. “We will have more on this in the coming weeks, but so far so good, we are quite happy with where we are.”
We have already seen home-grown AI accelerators added to parts from companies like NXP Semiconductors and Silicon Labs. If you’re interested in this sector, stay tuned to EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times.
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