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I am wearing my special glasses today. Its not just my ASX, everything is red to me equally. Yeah I feel better now.

Morning Miaeffect,

So you may be seeing Blue today hopefully.

Red & Green = Blue.

Esq.

 

[misslou]

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

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[M_C]

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

www.businesswire.com

 

[misslou]

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

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I beat you. Na na ni na na

 

[Dhm]

I eagerly watched this waiting for a tell tale phrase like "on chip learning" "edge computing" but sadly nothing like that. Impressive, but no obvious love for Brainchip.

 

[yogi]

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

BrainChip Continues Expansion with Sales Partnerships in New Geographic Markets

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Eastronics - About Us - Company Profile

Saleslink

 

[TechGirl]

Eastronics Partner page

 

[Fact Finder]

Eastronics Partner page

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I have already given this same shout out to the 1,000 Eyes who disclosed this relationship last year between Eastronics and Brainchip. Is knowing something four months before the general market considered insider trading??? Well done 1,000 Eyes keep the news flowing.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[TechGirl]

Hi FF,

Naaaa no insider trading, just lots of eyes doing great research.

It's funny when I was saving the partner logo's screenshot just before on my computer, I was saving it as eastronics & as I was typing the file name to save it, I realized I already had 4 previously saved screenshots named eastronics 1 2 3 & 4 & I checked the date I saved them & it was June last year, so we must have all been talking about it then at that other place.

This is fantastic confirmation of what we already knew & is opening us up to the huge Israel & Europe markets.

Goooooooo BrainChip

 

[Fact Finder]

Hi FF,

Naaaa no insider trading, just lots of eyes doing great research.

It's funny when I was saving the partner logo's screenshot just before on my computer, I was saving it as eastronics & as I was typing the file name to save it, I realized I already had 4 previously saved screenshots named eastronics 1 2 3 & 4 & I checked the date I saved them & it was June last year, so we must have all been talking about it then at that other place.

This is fantastic confirmation of what we already knew & is opening us up to the huge Israel & Europe markets.

Goooooooo BrainChip

Drawing on some further background information that may interest you and others.
Last year it was disclosed not long after the presentation by a certain small engineering firm on a Rob Telson Brainchip podcast that in furtherance of the ARM business model he was setting up Brainchip’s own list of Engineering firms.

If you go to ARM’s website they have a list of these small engineering firms which the last time I looked numbered about 34.

For those who do not know what these guys do it is two fold.

Customers come to them with a problem say my underpants keep riding up but there is nothing in the market presently that will overcome the problem. These firms then go about trying to come up with a solution and sourcing products from their partner firms and modifying them to solve the customers problem.

The second way they make a buck is by going out into the world and trying to identify potential customers suffering from a similar or different problem with their underpants and coming up with a solution with there partners and selling it to these potential customers.

I think it was the former CEO Mr. Dinardo who used the term when describing these relations as great because these guys “have to hunt and kill there own”. In other words it does not cost Brainchip anything to have these relationships.

The thing is though to get your name on their lists is not easy for this very same reason. They need to believe that what you have will add value and be something they can sell otherwise they do not eat.

Eastronics and Saleslink are a big deal for this reason and where Eastronics is concerned it was suggested they may have been the link between Brainchip and NaNose.

Following the ARM model there will be more announcements in this area and probably quite soon. I know for a fact that Rob Telson was run off his feet covering both sales and marketing and was finding it difficult to get the time to close out all of these sales relationships with his target small engineering firms.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

 

[TechGirl]

Drawing on some further background information that may interest you and others.
Last year it was disclosed not long after the presentation by a certain small engineering firm on a Rob Telson Brainchip podcast that in furtherance of the ARM business model he was setting up Brainchip’s own list of Engineering firms.

If you go to ARM’s website they have a list of these small engineering firms which the last time I looked numbered about 34.

For those who do not know what these guys do it is two fold.

Customers come to them with a problem say my underpants keep riding up but there is nothing in the market presently that will overcome the problem. These firms then go about trying to come up with a solution and sourcing products from their partner firms and modifying them to solve the customers problem.

The second way they make a buck is by going out into the world and trying to identify potential customers suffering from a similar or different problem with their underpants and coming up with a solution with there partners and selling it to these potential customers.

I think it was the former CEO Mr. Dinardo who used the term when describing these relations as great because these guys “have to hunt and kill there own”. In other words it does not cost Brainchip anything to have these relationships.

The thing is though to get your name on their lists is not easy for this very same reason. They need to believe that what you have will add value and be something they can sell otherwise they do not eat.

Eastronics and Saleslink are a big deal for this reason and where Eastronics is concerned it was suggested they may have been the link between Brainchip and NaNose.

Following the ARM model there will be more announcements in this area and probably quite soon. I know for a fact that Rob Telson was run off his feet covering both sales and marketing and was finding it difficult to get the time to close out all of these sales relationships with his target small engineering firms.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

God its so much fun watching this all play out, just wish I had more cash or Super to invest

 

[yogi]

God its so much fun watching this all play out, just wish I had more cash or Super to invest

Same here TechGirl I did manage to buy some with my Super and been topping up since SP keeping sliding since our all time high. but now running out of just like that Gif you posted . Wish i had some spare $

 

[VictorG]

Drawing on some further background information that may interest you and others.
Last year it was disclosed not long after the presentation by a certain small engineering firm on a Rob Telson Brainchip podcast that in furtherance of the ARM business model he was setting up Brainchip’s own list of Engineering firms.

If you go to ARM’s website they have a list of these small engineering firms which the last time I looked numbered about 34.

For those who do not know what these guys do it is two fold.

Customers come to them with a problem say my underpants keep riding up but there is nothing in the market presently that will overcome the problem. These firms then go about trying to come up with a solution and sourcing products from their partner firms and modifying them to solve the customers problem.

The second way they make a buck is by going out into the world and trying to identify potential customers suffering from a similar or different problem with their underpants and coming up with a solution with there partners and selling it to these potential customers.

I think it was the former CEO Mr. Dinardo who used the term when describing these relations as great because these guys “have to hunt and kill there own”. In other words it does not cost Brainchip anything to have these relationships.

The thing is though to get your name on their lists is not easy for this very same reason. They need to believe that what you have will add value and be something they can sell otherwise they do not eat.

Eastronics and Saleslink are a big deal for this reason and where Eastronics is concerned it was suggested they may have been the link between Brainchip and NaNose.

Following the ARM model there will be more announcements in this area and probably quite soon. I know for a fact that Rob Telson was run off his feet covering both sales and marketing and was finding it difficult to get the time to close out all of these sales relationships with his target small engineering firms.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

Hi FF,
Thank you for your underpants analogy, for some of us it is a huge problem.
BRN best stay out of Scotland though! I am reliably informed the Scots wear nothing under them kilts.
VG

 

[butcherano]

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5922653944293404172?source=NCE+Bio&utm_source=Hootsuite&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=

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Ralph Etienne-Cummings directs the Computational Sensory-Motor Systems Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University. His research spans a range of electrical and computer engineering topics. Including, but not limited to, mixed-signal VSLI systems, computational sensors, computer vision, neuromorphic engineering, smart structures, mobile robotics, and neuroprosthetic devices. His research has convinced him of the need for neuromorphic computing.

DP0664909 - Biomimetic Ultra-Thin Compound-Eye Vision Sensor

research-repository.uwa.edu.au

Etienne-Cummings is associated with UWA

Not sure if anyone else has had a chance to watch this webinar from this morning, but it was actually really interesting and entertaining is some parts. I’d recommend having a listen if you’ve got time.

All of the panel speakers have known each other for decades, so it was all done in good spirits.

We had Kwabena Boahen (Stanford Uni) and Ralph Etienne-Cummings (John Hopkins Uni) that were very pro-neuromorphic computing, our nemesis Yann LeCun (Facebook/Meta and New York Uni) who seems to be a bit of a mixed bag in this session and then Bill Dally (Nvidia) who is obviously anti-Spiking Neural Networks and pro-CPU, GPU, etc.

Kwabena definitely turned out to be the best value during the panel discussion at the end. My favourite quote from Kwabena when Bill failed miserably to answer a question regarding why the brain is so efficient by saying that it's because it's slow...and talking more about computation and implying that spiking neural networks would need to slow things down to be able to be more efficient like a brain...
”I would say Bill – you’re stuck in the cloud. If I’m on the edge on my phone, I don’t need to be fast….slow is good enough for me. And if that is going to allow me to detach from the cloud then I’m very happy with that.”

Going back to a couple of things mentioned in the presentations, Bill showed a comparison based on benchmarking different approaches using MLPerf and stated that spiking neural networks simply don’t compete on the standard benchmarks and if they did they should be "sweeping" the MLPerf numbers.

My question for the technically minded posters here – can MLPerf be used for benchmarking Akida’s performance, or is this more suited to the von Neumann architecture? I’d like to see how we stack up here.

From Yann LeCun’s preso – the only thing worth noting is that he doesn’t believe that STDP does anything useful and says it’s a side effect of something complicated we don’t understand…some underlying rule. I’m hoping that this is something that isn’t complicated for Peter Van Der Made and he fully understands the value of STDP. Anyone have any thoughts on this one?

The only positive thing I took from Yann LeCun was that he did acknowledge that implementing learning on chip “isn’t a bad idea”. Although he believes back propagation is probably the way we should do this.

The summation at the very end of the webinar was quite good…
Ralph – “I think we’ve convinced Yann. I think Yann is on our side now”.
Kwabena – “I think Bill is the last man standing here”.
Yann – “I’m with you for the next revolution. You know…maybe you guys will be there”.

Well…imo Akida already is there!...

And overall there was a lot of content in this webinar that verifies the Brainchip approach and how far ahead of the pack we are with Akida. Lots of positives to take out of it.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Well...well...well

BrainChip Stock Forecast, Price & News (OTCMKTS:BRCHF)

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Short Interest in BrainChip Holdings Ltd (OTCMKTS:BRCHF) Increases By 86.8%​

Posted by ABMN Staff on Mar 4th, 2022

BrainChip Holdings Ltd (OTCMKTS:BRCHF – Get Rating) was the target of a large increase in short interest during the month of February. As of February 15th, there was short interest totalling 1,961,900 shares, an increase of 86.8% from the January 31st total of 1,050,200 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 319,700 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 6.1 days.
BRCHF stock opened at 0.91 on Friday. BrainChip has a 1 year low of 0.26 and a 1 year high of 1.82. The business has a 50 day simple moving average of 0.96 and a 200-day simple moving average of 0.59.

 

[TheFunkMachine]

Why are these things not released to market!!!? I’m baffled

Great stuff and good times ahead for Brainchip, I just don’t understand how this is not an ASX announcement????

Ps. Well done to whoever found this. I saw it first on HC posted by no other than Sunny who hs completely changed his tune again. Lol

 

[Diogenese]

Not sure if anyone else has had a chance to watch this webinar from this morning, but it was actually really interesting and entertaining is some parts. I’d recommend having a listen if you’ve got time.

All of the panel speakers have known each other for decades, so it was all done in good spirits.

We had Kwabena Boahen (Stanford Uni) and Ralph Etienne-Cummings (John Hopkins Uni) that were very pro-neuromorphic computing, our nemesis Yann LeCun (Facebook/Meta and New York Uni) who seems to be a bit of a mixed bag in this session and then Bill Dally (Nvidia) who is obviously anti-Spiking Neural Networks and pro-CPU, GPU, etc.

Kwabena definitely turned out to be the best value during the panel discussion at the end. My favourite quote from Kwabena when Bill failed miserably to answer a question regarding why the brain is so efficient by saying that it's because it's slow...and talking more about computation and implying that spiking neural networks would need to slow things down to be able to be more efficient like a brain...
”I would say Bill – you’re stuck in the cloud. If I’m on the edge on my phone, I don’t need to be fast….slow is good enough for me. And if that is going to allow me to detach from the cloud then I’m very happy with that.”

Going back to a couple of things mentioned in the presentations, Bill showed a comparison based on benchmarking different approaches using MLPerf and stated that spiking neural networks simply don’t compete on the standard benchmarks and if they did they should be "sweeping" the MLPerf numbers.

My question for the technically minded posters here – can MLPerf be used for benchmarking Akida’s performance, or is this more suited to the von Neumann architecture? I’d like to see how we stack up here.

From Yann LeCun’s preso – the only thing worth noting is that he doesn’t believe that STDP does anything useful and says it’s a side effect of something complicated we don’t understand…some underlying rule. I’m hoping that this is something that isn’t complicated for Peter Van Der Made and he fully understands the value of STDP. Anyone have any thoughts on this one?

The only positive thing I took from Yann LeCun was that he did acknowledge that implementing learning on chip “isn’t a bad idea”. Although he believes back propagation is probably the way we should do this.

The summation at the very end of the webinar was quite good…
Ralph – “I think we’ve convinced Yann. I think Yann is on our side now”.
Kwabena – “I think Bill is the last man standing here”.
Yann – “I’m with you for the next revolution. You know…maybe you guys will be there”.

Well…imo Akida already is there!...

And overall there was a lot of content in this webinar that verifies the Brainchip approach and how far ahead of the pack we are with Akida. Lots of positives to take out of it.

Thanks Butcherano,

Bill Dally, chief tech head at Nvidia:

Tries to demonstrate how inefficient SNNs are - doesn't mention sparsity - ignorance, disingenuousness or ...?

He says SNNs are orders of magnitude less efficient than conventional computers in representing numbers. The bit he missed was in handling sensor data, where SNNs are orders of magnitude more efficient than conventional computers.

SNNs don't show up on the benchmark graph - because they were omitted!

Is he so focused (blinkered) that he hasn't noticed what's happening in the real world?

Where's me liver salts?

 

[jk6199]

Well...well...well

BrainChip Stock Forecast, Price & News (OTCMKTS:BRCHF)

Should You Buy or Sell BrainChip Stock? Get The Latest BRCHF Stock Forecast, Price Target, and Headlines at MarketBeat.

www.americanbankingnews.com

Short Interest in BrainChip Holdings Ltd (OTCMKTS:BRCHF) Increases By 86.8%​

Posted by ABMN Staff on Mar 4th, 2022

BrainChip Holdings Ltd (OTCMKTS:BRCHF – Get Rating) was the target of a large increase in short interest during the month of February. As of February 15th, there was short interest totalling 1,961,900 shares, an increase of 86.8% from the January 31st total of 1,050,200 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 319,700 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 6.1 days.
BRCHF stock opened at 0.91 on Friday. BrainChip has a 1 year low of 0.26 and a 1 year high of 1.82. The business has a 50 day simple moving average of 0.96 and a 200-day simple moving average of 0.59.

Time for a surprise announcement or two. That will make all the new shorts happy!

 

[butcherano]

Thanks Butcherano,

Bill Dally, chief tech head at Nvidia:

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Tries to demonstrate how inefficient SNNs are - doesn't mention sparsity - ignorance, disingenuousness or ...?

He says SNNs are orders of magnitude less efficient than conventional computers in representing numbers. The bit he missed was in handling sensor data, where SNNs are orders of magnitude more efficient than conventional computers.

SNNs don't show up on the benchmark graph - because they were omitted!

Is he so focused (blinkered) that he hasn't noticed what's happening in the real world?

Where's me liver salts?

I like the way that Kwabena tore down everything Bill said to pieces....and did it with a laugh!...

 

[Esq.111]

Thanks Butcherano,

Bill Dally, chief tech head at Nvidia:

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Tries to demonstrate how inefficient SNNs are - doesn't mention sparsity - ignorance, disingenuousness or ...?

He says SNNs are orders of magnitude less efficient than conventional computers in representing numbers. The bit he missed was in handling sensor data, where SNNs are orders of magnitude more efficient than conventional computers.

SNNs don't show up on the benchmark graph - because they were omitted!

Is he so focused (blinkered) that he hasn't noticed what's happening in the real world?

Where's me liver salts?

Afternoon Diogenese,

Sounds like you might have to grab him by the ears, drag him outside and give him a jolly flogging with your club till he sees sense

Have you seen the EENews article from yesterday. Renesas R-Car V4H ?

Regards,
Esq