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[Learning]

Technology analysis and market type, architecture, packaging, application, and industry vertical, in addition to calculations for the costs associated with leading-edge AI chips.​

The global AI chips market will grow to US$257.6 billion by 2033, with the three largest industry verticals at that time being IT & Telecoms, Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI), and Consumer Electronics. Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world as we know it; from the success of DeepMind over Go world champion Lee Sedol in 2016, to the robust predictive abilities of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the complexity of AI training algorithms is growing at a startlingly fast pace, where the amount of compute necessary to run newly-developed training algorithms appears to be doubling roughly every four months. In order to keep pace with this growth, hardware for AI applications is needed that is not just scalable – allowing for longevity as new algorithms are introduced, while keeping operational overheads low – but is also able to handle increasingly complex models at a point close to the end-user. A two-pronged approach, to handle AI in the cloud and at the edge, is required to fully realize an effective Internet of Things.

AI Chips 2023-2033

For more information, visit https://www.idtechex.com/en/research-report/ai-chips-2023-2033/937. Technology analysis and market forecasts for the global

www.edge-ai-vision.com

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[Bravo]

This is a great example of how neuromorphic architecture can benefit society environmentally, economically, scientifically and medically. This extract was taken from Mattias Nilsson's research paper Event-Driven Architectures for Heterogeneous Neuromorphic Computing Systems.



Extract Only

https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1712194/FULLTEXT02.pdf

 

[supersonic001]

BrainChip Joins Arm Tech Talk to Discuss Cutting-Edge AI Solutions that Deliver Exceptional Performance and Efficiency - Find out more and register here - | BrainChip

BrainChip Joins Arm Tech Talk to Discuss Cutting-Edge AI Solutions that Deliver Exceptional Performance and Efficiency - Find out more and register here - https://lnkd.in/gzaUkfCV #AI #neuromorphic #processor #edgeai

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[jtardif999]

Exciting news from Plumerai! You can now test Plumerai’s People Detection right here in your browser. Click below and witness the accuracy of our tiny AI model running with your webcam. Rest assured, your privacy is protected. We do not capture any images and everything stays on your PC. How does it work? Normally we compile our models for CPUs and NPUs, but here we’ve compiled them for WebAssembly, which runs in the browser. Give it a try and see for yourself what kind of accuracy we can achieve with our tiny models!

Plumerai People Detection will run locally in your browser, with no involvement from the cloud. This is how we preserve your privacy.
Your videos or images are not transmitted, not stored, and not shared with Plumerai. For full details, see our privacy policy.

This exact same AI model runs on tiny chips.​

And that’s why we can deploy AI in devices where others can’t.
We are running an extremely tiny AI model in your browser. There’s no involvement from the cloud, so preserving your privacy. It’s so small and so efficient that we can run the exact same AI model on tiny and low-cost chips. That’s how we enable our customers to run Plumerai People Detection on nearly any device, while providing the same highly-accurate detections that you are seeing here in your browser.

SINGLE CORE ARM CORTEX-A72 @ 1.5 GHz​

29 frames⁄s

WITH A TINY FOOTPRINT​

2.3 MB
Plumerai People Detection runs on Arm Cortex-A, x86, and RISC-V CPUs and on $1 Arm Cortex-M and ESP32-S3 microcontrollers. It can also easily be adapted to leverage AI accelerators.

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Try Plumerai People Detection live in your browser

Check out our live web demo and experience the world’s most accurate person detection AI in action. This exact same AI software runs on tiny and low-cost chips.

plumerai.com

Unfortunately this tech will work against BRNs success with this particular use case (depending on how effective it actually is when used with CPUs). Since it’s software based my guess is it would be easy and cheap to deploy without the costs of upgrading equipment etc. It would obviously be optimal if it were used with Akida, but companies would be less likely to spend the money on embedding Akida when they don’t have to in this instance. But on the other hand, a company like Renesas that already has a two node Akida implementation could be the real winner here.

 

[Taproot]

Teksun mentioned Brainchip was working with Toshiba, Cisco and (I forget the third company) but they amended their release and Brainchip said they didn't release the approved message.

Since then, Cisco has been on the radar, especially when our CEO has mentioned telecom, but not handsets or 4g, but potentially conference calling devices and networking.
All our ears are pricked for mentions of Ai and Cisco.

Linaro
( Think Linux )
Linaro co-maintains the ARM Ecosystem

Linaro | Arm solutions at lightspeed | Linaro

Linaro empowers rapid product deployment within the dynamic Arm ecosystem. Our cutting-edge solutions and collaborative platform facilitate the swift development, testing, and delivery of ARM-based innovations, enabling businesses to stay ahead in today's competitive technology landscape.

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[Diogenese]

I am speculating that 'Arm’s Helium technology' is using Brainchip's IP to achieve it.

If 'Helium' was another competitor then I too would be concerned

https://armkeil.blob.core.windows.net/developer/Files/pdf/education/arm-helium-technology-ebook-v2.pdf

Hi Aaron,

Helium is an ARM in-house development - it is software controlled and uses MAC calculations, but may be "good enough" for some uses.

This would be slower and more power-hungry than Akida.

 

[AARONASX]

Hi Aaron,

Helium is an ARN in-house development - it is software controlled and uses MAC calculations, but may be "good enough" for some uses.

This would be slower and more power-hungry than Akida.

Thanks for clearing that up!

 

[Diogenese]

Thanks for clearing that up!

ARN = ARM

 

[Boab]

A bit more activity this morning......

 

[TECH]

The website is looking pretty flash these days View attachment 35681

Good morning Boab,

Yes, how our homepage has been transformed over the last year or so, it reflects growth and maturity, very professional.

Things are feeling good at present, I am liking how the volume is appearing to have dried up, if this pattern continues it's a great
forward yardstick.

I am pretty confident that we are developing specific IP for certain clients, our earlier roadmap of developing AKD 1 2 3 -10 has
changed, it's not about how many chips as such it's more about adding pieces to the puzzle moving forward to improve upon
AKD 1000 whereby offering a clear pathway to different clients, whom many will have different objectives and goals etc.

We, as a company are very accommodating, very willing to make sure we offer our future clients a gateway to product success,
flexibility is a must, and I believe Sean has opened up that clear pathway to success for all concerned and engaged with Brainchip.

"No one Tech company is an island unto itself"....."we need partners to the North, South, East & West"....

Regards...Texta

 

[Space Cadet]

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Warning!!
Highly speculative!!
Look away!

we all remember Jean Luc Chatelain coming onto the podcast with Sean Heir a few months back.

Jean seemed very interested in what Brainchip was doing and was over all very positive of Brainchips vison and their technology.

Sean and Jean are old pals and said they were going to play golf together in the not to distant future.

We know how many of the podcast guests have proven to materialise into something directly related to brainchip.

I wonder is Sean was able to play a hole in one and score Jean for our new recruitment ??

Don't know about that but maybe Tech can have a game of golf with them, being our golf pro!
Get them on the 19th tee Tech and drill them for info.

SC

 

[Diogenese]

Hi Aaron,

Helium is an ARM in-house development - it is software controlled and uses MAC calculations, but may be "good enough" for some uses.

This would be slower and more power-hungry than Akida.

This is the ARM Helium patent. It allows the co-processor to handle instructions of different lengths as system busses can vary from 8-bit to 128-bit.

It also does vector processing.

WO2022023704A1 VECTOR PROCESSING 20200730

Vector processing can be useful in instances where processing operations are carried out on many different instances of the data to be processed. In a vector processing arrangement, a single instruction can be applied to multiple data items (of a data vector) at the same time. This can improve the efficiency and throughput of data processing compared to scalar processing.

It has been proposed to provide a vector processing instruction set which is "agnostic" with respect to the physical vector length provided by hardware by which code containing instructions from that instruction set is executed. An example is an instruction set defined by the so-called "Scalable Vector Extension" (SVE) or the SVE2 architectures originating from Arm Ltd. However, the decoding and/or executing of at least some instructions of such an instruction set requires knowledge of an available vector length compatible with that provided by the actual hardware.

 

[jk6199]

Big transactions on ASX again?

Does someone know something , or is this ARM & Brainchip talk something bigger than we thought?

 

[charles2]

Jinx, no jinx, jinx, no jinx..........

At the risk of..................

Bought almost 40k of BRCHF today.

Did I finally get the timing right? Asking for a Black Swan Event.

Oh my. A few thousand more for 1M.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Now to watch for any supply coming in as SP creeps up.

I've just watched the 42.5 level go from 31k to 340k approx on offer.

See what the buyers want to do from here.

 

[Bravo]

Big transactions on ASX again?

Does someone know something , or is this ARM & Brainchip talk something bigger than we thought?

 

[mrgds]

Big transactions on ASX again?

Does someone know something , or is this ARM & Brainchip talk something bigger than we thought?

I think the BRN/ARM Media Alert has given rise to speculation on something bigger.
I also think todays s/p action is a pre-curser to Mondays action.
Imagine how todays trading might have been going if the ARM/BRN Media Alert was put out via the ASX ...........
Imagine if we get a "Price Sensitive "Ann on Monday morning stating ARM has stumped up for a IP license ..............

OR ................ it could be that ............... "OUR SHARE PRICE IS SOOOOO FU#%ING LOW ATM"

AKIDO ( you know you know ) BALLISTO

 

[FrederikSchack]

Jinx, no jinx, jinx, no jinx..........

At the risk of..................

Bought almost 40k of BRCHF today.

Did I finally get the timing right? Asking for a Black Swan Event.

Oh my. A few thousand more for 1M.

Congratulations, I hope you'll become a billionaire on Brainchip!

 

[FrederikSchack]

I hope and I dream that M$FT will be sensible enough to incorporate bleeding edge AI tech:

Report: Microsoft is Partnering with AMD on Athena AI Chipset - Slashdot

According to Bloomberg (paywalled), Microsoft is helping finance AMD's expansion into AI chips. Meanwhile, AMD is working with Microsoft to create an in-house chipset, codenamed Athena, for the software giant's data centers. Paul Thurrott reports: Athena is designed as a cost-effective...

hardware.slashdot.org

 

[charles2]

Congratulations, I hope you'll become a billionaire on Brainchip!

Thanks for the sentiment. Obstacle is that I was born in 1945 and I have mucho health issues. Although you would never know by looking at me.

If (when) I'm losing it...my wife is very young looking and attractive.

And she is a near world class chef.