BRN Discussion Ongoing

[Evermont]

I’m willing to bet all my shares that if we announced a contract with a household name the share price would go up much more than 65%.

Better hope it's not Quilton @chapman89, you might be up the shit.

 

[alwaysgreen]

I’m willing to bet all my shares that if we announced a contract with a household name the share price would go up much more than 65%.

How many have you got?

 

[Stable Genius]

For those that don’t like dot joining look away now!

I can’t remember how I came up with this loose dot but they would be right up our alley!

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New deal announcement. I’m sure it’ll only be a matter of time before there’s some similar deals involving Brainchip!

I think the link is via

 

[alwaysgreen]

I sense we are much closer to the price breakout than the market is prepared for.

The last time BRN was in the 40 cents range, it hit $2.34 a few short months later. This time around it will keep climbing.

Fingers crossed its the case but the current market is very different to the time of the Mercedes news. Everything was running wild.

Putin and inflation have made sure we aren't running like that again for a while.

 

[Euks]

Fingers crossed its the case but the current market is very different to the time of the Mercedes news. Everything was running wild.

Putin and inflation have made sure we aren't running like that again for a while.

Hmmm

I think you’re misremembering. We got the the Mercedes news in January 2022 and the market was in free fall then..

Nasdaq started 2022 at 15.5k and dropped about 1k each month for 6 months whilst Brainchip bucked the trend and stayed around 1 buck after hitting 2.3

I guess my point is that if the news is good enough none of the external stuff will matter to much as most people will want to get on board and not miss out.

I’ve got my fingers crossed that megachips have signed a few new customers with Akida 1500 and we will see it in the next 4C

 

[TECH]

Interestingly, in the last 52 weeks Brainchip topped out at $1.36, which is a long way from the peak of $2.34, from memory
that top peak lasted a few hours, before bouncing around $2.00 to $2.10 before reality set in and the big slide took place.

I sold a small parcel at $1.72 to pay a bill, but today I still hold within 100,000 of what I was holding over 1.5 years ago, so still
extremely confident in our company and staff to steer us northwards.

It will also be interesting to see how many companies we are actually making AKD 1500 for, having taken on board what certain
clients wanted us to create, I'm personally expecting more than a couple, lets see how that guess plays out.

Goodnight Believers Tech

 

[GazDix]

I am beta testing the blockchain/decentralised (no agendas) Chat-GPT called 'Chattensor' from Bittensor at the moment. Of course one of my first questions was who Brainchip is partnered with and then just following up unless it got confused about a different Brainchip. Got a very interesting response. From memory, I think Chat GPT went a different directon than this (and nothing we knew before as well).

 

[Xhosa12345]

Good Afternoon Chippers,

Not much to report my end...

Pressently having fun watching the below company.

Relating to a completely diffrent company , industry...
LTR : Liontown Resources Ltd

Their Board of directors rejected a buyout offer...

One can only wonder what will unfold for us , BRN , once serious deals are signed , announced on ASX & royalty streams start to flow.

Regards,
Esq.

 

[Slade]

Wonder what our partners Teksun are going to wow the World with in just a few hours time.

Is it too soon for them to be bringing Akida to the forefront?

 

[Xhosa12345]

Sorry disregard
I find everything on my phone a pain in the ass to use, gimme a laptop with mouse and keyboard anyday
I was goint to make a point about reviewing liontown short data ( in a week when we can see it) after todays ann, that completely revalued the company.

I have no idea about the mechanics, but i would assume that shorts bought back ltr massively today right? So on shortman in a fukn week we should see a reduction in shorts if that took place...

Its all just not fair for the dikhead mum or dad like me to compete right!

 

[Xhosa12345]

And sorry ive been drinking lol , i try to refrain nowadays and stik to gifs

 

[Straw]

Wonder what our partners Teksun are going to wow the World with in just a few hours time.

Is it too soon for them to be bringing Akida to the forefront?

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Beer fountains will be flowing from the assembly line in double time!

 

[jtardif999]

After spending a lot of time in the sun today my mind is telling me that we a working with Texas Instruments.

I’ve been of the same mind since the EW TI live stream.

 

[charles2]

Ouch. Tesla vulnerable to hackers. Possibly a ubiquitous issue?

Hackers could remotely turn off lights, honk, mess with Tesla’s infotainment system | TechCrunch

A group of researchers found three vulnerabilities in Tesla cars, which would allow hackers to take control of some of the car's functions.

techcrunch.com

 

[SERA2g]

Starkey Genesis AI requires a visit with a local doctor (not available through Telehealth or OTC).

Genesis AI will cost an average of $6,500/pair (we've found the devices for as low as $4,598/pair).

Some customers are overwhelmed by Starkey's additional features like fitness tracking and personal assistant.

Above prices in USD.

This is why the US governments recent FDA approval for over the counter hearing aids will be a game changer - the current system is cost prohibitive.

Those who need them most are unable to afford them because they’re no longer earning an income.

Below is my post regarding hearing aids from a while back, which involves Sony and WS Audiology @Taproot. No idea if it holds any weight, I haven’t looked into it for months, but I have no doubt akida will power at least one hearing aid in the future. It just makes too much sense for akida not to given it is always on, processing without the cloud at ultra low power with on-chip learning.

Post in thread 'BRN Discussion Ongoing'
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-181429

 

[Tothemoon24]

y amazing team just released Metavision® SDK 4.0!

Some of the highlights of this release are:

- A new corner detection and tracking application that uses an off-the-shelf, ready-to-use event corners detector.
This application can detect and track corners in an event stream with high efficiency, generating stable key points and very long tracks. You can use it in your AR/VR applications, in HDR, and in fast-moving scenes. (kudos to Philippe, Etienne, and Amos).
Here is the paper https://lnkd.in/e5PPNwtj

- A new HDF5 file format that allows you to store and manipulate your event data in an open-source, encoding format.
This format will let you use your data across more tools, simplifying your event-based data pipeline.

- Full feature support for IMX636, the event-based sensor co-developed between Sony and Prophesee.
This sensor allows for more granular control over each pixel either to set ROIs or ignore certain pixels (Digital Event Crop / Digital Event Mask).

- A new improved XYT visualizer that lets you experience events in a 3D viewer. This visualizer has more advanced controls, a GUI, STC filters, ERC filters, sensor settings, and more.

- New support for the latest Ubuntu 22 and C++ 17.

You can view the full changelog here: https://lnkd.in/eaqEqD4j

We hope you enjoy this new version of Metavision SDK and we look forward to hearing your feedback and suggestions.

#eventbased

Release Notes — Metavision SDK Docs 5.1.1 documentation

docs.prophesee.ai

 

[Slymeat]

Ouch. Tesla vulnerable to hackers. Possibly a ubiquitous issue?

Hackers could remotely turn off lights, honk, mess with Tesla’s infotainment system | TechCrunch

A group of researchers found three vulnerabilities in Tesla cars, which would allow hackers to take control of some of the car's functions.

techcrunch.com

I suspect ALL vehicles that need to regularly deal with The Cloud (for things such as navigation, obstacle warning, autonomous driving, and basically general operation) will have similar vulnerabilities.

Only when a vehicle can do ALL functions independently, with smart sensors at the edge making real time, independent decisions, will it be safe from hacking.

True privacy and true independent operation is something that can be achieved, at the edge, with AKIDA. That is what edge processing is all about.

The world will need to realise this someday soon. And the sooner the better!

 

[TopCat]

A brief article on Renesas about how they formed and what they do. I wasn’t aware Toyota was a shareholder!


- In 2002, Mitsubishi Electric and Hitachi decided to consolidate their semiconductor businesses (excluding their DRAM, or dynamic random access memory business, which was merged separately) into a company called Renesas.

- In 2010, Renesas merged with the semiconductor operations of fellow Japanese company NEC Electronics to further expand its footprint, which brought about a minor name change to Renesas Electronics Corporation (from the former Renesas Technology Corporation).

- Renesas claims its R-Car V4H SoC is suitable for cars equipped with Level 3 autonomous driving features, and its maximum performance of 34 trillion operations per second facilitates activities such as high-speed image recognition and processing of objects that have been identified by surround-view cameras, radar and LiDAR systems.

- Renesas counts major OEMs including everyone from Toyota to Tesla as key customers, with the former also being a shareholder in the company

Inside the Suppliers: Renesas

The semiconductor shortage is crunching supply of new cars and forcing manufacturers to sell models with a pared-back feature set. Renesas is one of the companies hit hardest by the ongoing crisis.

www.carexpert.com.au

 

[langeo]

Congrats to Brainchip

Embedded World 2023

 

[Tothemoon24]

Embedded World 2023: VDC’s “Embeddy” Award Winners​

by Dan Mandell & Chris Rommel | 3/28/2023

Last week, VDC Research attended the Embedded World 2023 conference in Nuremberg, Germany and held dozens of face-to-face meetings with exhibitors. Following a barren 2020 and relatively muted attendance last year, Embedded World 2023 was a clear indication that this industry is a small step away from back to normal conference and tradeshow attendance and activities. The halls were packed and bustling like times of old, with everyone sharing a sense of relief and rejuvenated appreciation for in-person events, meetings, and connections.
VDC created and named the Embeddy Awards to highlight companies announcing important advances in the IoT and embedded software, hardware, and services industries. The Embeddy is awarded for the most cutting-edge product or service available to embedded software developers and system engineers. Nominees were judged across specific criteria including corporate, technological, and industry significance, as well as the most cutting-edge hardware and software solutions or services.
The 2023 Embeddy Award Winners include:

• IP: BrainChip Akida 2nd Generation
• HARDWARE: Eurotech ReliaCOR Secure Edge AI
• SOFTWARE: 1NCE OS

Embeddy IP Winner: BrainChip
Akida 2nd Generation: Leading up to Embedded World 2023, BrainChip, a commercial producer of ultra-low power neuromorphic AI IP, launched the 2nd generation of its Akida platform to drive provide direct support for the embedded AI processor market, which is rapidly growing, particularly at the far edge. More complex networks like RESNET-50 can be processed by Akida without CPU intervention and the platform supports 8-bit weights to go with existing 4,2,1 bit support. Akida also adds an efficient vision transformer implementation for acceleration and can also handle 3D data for applications like video object detection and target tracking as well as 1D time series data for streaming data on devices with limited memory, battery, and compute resources. Akida features separable spatial temporal convolutions called Temporal Event Based Neural Nets that allow for simpler and efficient AI processing solutions.