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Did you guys take a look at this article?
Yes but it was all about the software so I did not take it any further as they did not seem to be claiming a victory over the need for connection and power use. @Diogenese might have found a patent but it could be too early to have surfaced yet.
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Are 4C's normally released in April or May?
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Yes, I wouldn't want our CEO spending too much time concerning himself with shareholder's concerns. However, I do think that someone at BrainChip needs to be appointed to manage shareholder relations. I think its a mistake in this day and age to think that the quarterlys and an AGM are enough to address the needs of the shareholders. I might be missing something and if I am please let me have it. Don't hold back.
Well you asked for it there is Tony Dawe, Investor Relations, specially appointed to attend to your every shareholder need, in fact they even gave him that title so he could not hide from shareholders. tdawe@brainchip.com

Not only that but they have a firm specifically appointed to deal with US Investors so he has plenty of spare time. Lucky US shareholders.

Why don’t you contact Tony Dawe and ask him to tell you what Brainchip staff do when they are not having short weeks and sickies.

He might have a couple of price sensitive announcements he didn’t think shareholders would be interested in at the moment with all that is going on in Ukraine and the Solomons that he will release if you ask nicely. Tell him FF sent you. LOL

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Where do i listen to the interview , was out and about today with work and so much is happening here dont know where to pick up thank you :p
It is available to Strawman (paid) members only, unfortunately. I do not believe it will be made public.
 
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Yes, I wouldn't want our CEO spending too much time concerning himself with shareholder's concerns. However, I do think that someone at BrainChip needs to be appointed to manage shareholder relations. I think its a mistake in this day and age to think that the quarterlys and an AGM are enough to address the needs of the shareholders. I might be missing something and if I am please let me have it. Don't hold back.
Slade - hope all is good over there. Tony Dawe was appointed for just that. He's very responsive and attended the WA shareholders get together, I'm pretty sure. His contact is tdawe@brainchip.com

I think one issue is that he is also bound by the NDAs of the company and so while we all want lots of news now and maybe think that certain info can't possibly be secret the company is quite conservative about absolutely maintaining the confidence of our customers and potential customers. So Tony will be too. It drives our 1000 eyes crazy but the lack of info makes me even more confident that we are on a winner.
 
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See FF beat me to it!!
 
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Diogenese

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Hi AusEire,

I did draft a response but it seems to have fallen down the back of the filing cabinet.

"We fully utilised the NPU and AI models for the 16-bit RAW files. A snap will collect twenty shots of the background and users can use up to four cameras for the Ultra model simultaneously," the VP said.

DSLR cameras have large sensors that allow them to take RAW images without noise, but up to now, for smartphones cameras, this has been difficult to emulate in low-light settings as they pack smaller sensors. But with the computational power offered from the NPU on the Galaxy S22 series, their 16-bit RAW files match those taken by DSLR cameras, according to Cho.

"Professionals today want RAW files from their smartphones
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Akida can utilize up tp 4-bit weights (derived from the library models) and actuations (derived from the camera pixels). It would need a major rejigging of the NPU architecture to include a 16-bit MAC capability, and would significantly diminish speed and power advantages.
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We looked at Samsung on 12 March (@Rocket77) #5,093

This related to their 3D tech where they are building the neuron equivalent of the human brain. Their 3D tech is interesting as they stack MemRistors vertically on top of each other.

Hi Rocket577,

The video refers to memRistors a few times.

I looked at Samsung in October last year in the other place:

"Samsung appear to be using memristors in their 3-D NN:

US2021319293A1 NEUROMORPHIC DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD OF THE SAME
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/pat...456/publication/US2021319293A1?q=US2021319293

an operating method of a neuromorphic device including at least one three-dimensional synaptic array having a plurality of layers, the operating method comprises upon receiving a plurality of input signals independent of each other, performing an artificial neural network computation on the input signals in a plurality of resistive memristor elements of a layer corresponding to a word line selection signal, as a result of the artificial neural network computation, outputting a plurality of output currents to neuron circuits through bit lines, summing the output currents to output a summed output current as an output voltage when it is more than a predetermined threshold and wherein the three-dimensional synaptic array performs an artificial neural network computation independently for each layer activated by the word line selection signal.

1 . A neuromorphic device, comprising:

at least one synaptic array,

wherein the synaptic array includes:

a plurality of input lines extending in a first direction and receiving input signals independently of each other from a plurality of axon circuits connected respectively thereto;

a plurality of bit lines extending in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and outputting output signals independently of each other;

a plurality of cell strings, each including at least two resistive memristor elements and a string select transistor connected in series in a third direction between any one of the plurality of input lines and any one of the plurality of bit lines;

a plurality of electrode pads stacked while being spaced apart from each other in the third direction between the plurality of input lines and the plurality of bit lines, and connected to the string select transistor and the at least two resistive memristor elements;

a decoder configured to apply a string selection signal or a word line selection signal to each of the plurality of electrode pads; and

a plurality of neuron circuits, each being connected to one of the bit lines connected to one of the cell strings, summing the output signals, converting, and outputting a summed signal when it is more than a predetermined threshold,

wherein the synaptic array performs an artificial neural network computation on the input signals in the resistive memristor elements of a layer activated by the word line selection signal in at least one cell string to which the string selection signal is applied.


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And they've got a natty arrangement for the synaptic array string (see Fig 6)

Opinions and research expressed are my own as an unlicensed individual. External links are not endorsed. Do your own research or consult a licensed financial advisor.
 
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Almost $9 billion cybersecurity and intelligence package to be unveiled in federal budget . I wonder if they are astute enough to use Brainchip's cyber security offering. It could save them a lot of money and be far more effective than alternatives!​



Josh,
Don't mention Brainchip our partnership has a supertight NDA wrapped around it.

I know you would love to mention how the Gov is collaborating with a unique Australian company that is 3-5 years ahead of the pack.🤪

Edge Compute.
 

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I have been hesitant to guess/speculate on the likely sales (to date) as really it is just a guessing game. The use of the word 'mass' production of chips caused a lot of angst amongst holders as to what this actually meant. It was a shame we never got any concrete figures on this!

However, I have to hope that if that number was in the vicinity of 7,000 as previously discussed that this resulted in a similar number of products i.e. Raspberry Pi and later the PCIe Boards. Also there was a mention of production slots being booked for further chips, whatever that really meant is anyone's guess? Did we produce more or were we just waiting for a customer to come on board with an order?? Why book the production slots at all if we were not anticipating a need for them???

So I want to believe that the company would not have hesitated to produce a large number of their products in anticipation of a huge uptake considering they are the first to market in this area. It is then realistic, in my opinion, that the quarterly sales will be much higher than some are thinking.

Of course I base all of this on my assumption on how our company wanted to be perceived by it's likely competitors and the market place in general. A few hundred sales is not what I am expecting, I am hoping to see thousands. The fact that they sold out of the Raspberry Pi indicates a genuine desire for such a product in the market and is encouraging that the demand is there.

If I am right then revenue for this quarter should be up to $5 million but of course you will notice that I use the word 'guess' a lot so I will just wait and see.
I have been hesitant to guess/speculate on the likely sales (to date) as really it is just a guessing game. The use of the word 'mass' production of chips caused a lot of angst amongst holders as to what this actually meant. It was a shame we never got any concrete figures on this!

It was a shame you missed my post
. I said +100k (number of chips for each application sold using Akida technology). I'm hoping quite a few will be in millions. It was in reference of how BRN will generate significant revenue and make a profit. Not just keep the lights on.
 
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Diogenese

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Josh,
Don't mention Brainchip our partnership has a supertight NDA wrapped around it.

I know you would love to mention how the Gov is collaborating with a unique Australian company that is 3-5 years ahead of the pack.🤪

Edge Compute.
At $20 per chip, that's 450,000,000 chips.
 
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Hi AusEire,

I did draft a response but it seems to have fallen down the back of the filing cabinet.

"We fully utilised the NPU and AI models for the 16-bit RAW files. A snap will collect twenty shots of the background and users can use up to four cameras for the Ultra model simultaneously," the VP said.

DSLR cameras have large sensors that allow them to take RAW images without noise, but up to now, for smartphones cameras, this has been difficult to emulate in low-light settings as they pack smaller sensors. But with the computational power offered from the NPU on the Galaxy S22 series, their 16-bit RAW files match those taken by DSLR cameras, according to Cho.

"Professionals today want RAW files from their smartphones
.

Akida can utilize up tp 4-bit weights (derived from the library models) and actuations (derived from the camera pixels). It would need a major rejigging of the NPU architecture to include a 16-bit MAC capability, and would significantly diminish speed and power advantages.
#################################################################

We looked at Samsung on 12 March (@Rocket77) #5,093

This related to their 3D tech where they are building the neuron equivalent of the human brain. Their 3D tech is interesting as they stack MemRistors vertically on top of each other.

Hi Rocket577,

The video refers to memRistors a few times.

I looked at Samsung in October last year in the other place:

"Samsung appear to be using memristors in their 3-D NN:

US2021319293A1 NEUROMORPHIC DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD OF THE SAME
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/pat...456/publication/US2021319293A1?q=US2021319293

an operating method of a neuromorphic device including at least one three-dimensional synaptic array having a plurality of layers, the operating method comprises upon receiving a plurality of input signals independent of each other, performing an artificial neural network computation on the input signals in a plurality of resistive memristor elements of a layer corresponding to a word line selection signal, as a result of the artificial neural network computation, outputting a plurality of output currents to neuron circuits through bit lines, summing the output currents to output a summed output current as an output voltage when it is more than a predetermined threshold and wherein the three-dimensional synaptic array performs an artificial neural network computation independently for each layer activated by the word line selection signal.

1 . A neuromorphic device, comprising:

at least one synaptic array,

wherein the synaptic array includes:

a plurality of input lines extending in a first direction and receiving input signals independently of each other from a plurality of axon circuits connected respectively thereto;

a plurality of bit lines extending in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and outputting output signals independently of each other;

a plurality of cell strings, each including at least two resistive memristor elements and a string select transistor connected in series in a third direction between any one of the plurality of input lines and any one of the plurality of bit lines;

a plurality of electrode pads stacked while being spaced apart from each other in the third direction between the plurality of input lines and the plurality of bit lines, and connected to the string select transistor and the at least two resistive memristor elements;

a decoder configured to apply a string selection signal or a word line selection signal to each of the plurality of electrode pads; and

a plurality of neuron circuits, each being connected to one of the bit lines connected to one of the cell strings, summing the output signals, converting, and outputting a summed signal when it is more than a predetermined threshold,

wherein the synaptic array performs an artificial neural network computation on the input signals in the resistive memristor elements of a layer activated by the word line selection signal in at least one cell string to which the string selection signal is applied.


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And they've got a natty arrangement for the synaptic array string (see Fig 6)

Opinions and research expressed are my own as an unlicensed individual. External links are not endorsed. Do your own research or consult a licensed financial advisor.
AusEire,

I distracted myself when I saw the 16-bit business by drafting an email to Tony asking if a node (4*NPUs) could be configured to handle 16-bit inputs, but then I realized that it's a 16*16 problem, not 16*4, so I did not send the email. Akida 1000 has 80 NPUs.
 
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Today, I put 15% of my Super into BRN.

Akida Ballista.
 
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Slade

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Well you asked for it there is Tony Dawe, Investor Relations, specially appointed to attend to your every shareholder need, in fact they even gave him that title so he could not hide from shareholders. tdawe@brainchip.com

Not only that but they have a firm specifically appointed to deal with US Investors so he has plenty of spare time. Lucky US shareholders.

Why don’t you contact Tony Dawe and ask him to tell you what Brainchip staff do when they are not having short weeks and sickies.

He might have a couple of price sensitive announcements he didn’t think shareholders would be interested in at the moment with all that is going on in Ukraine and the Solomons that he will release if you ask nicely. Tell him FF sent you. LOL

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA
Lol, Could you ask for me.
 
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Slade

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Slade - hope all is good over there. Tony Dawe was appointed for just that. He's very responsive and attended the WA shareholders get together, I'm pretty sure. His contact is tdawe@brainchip.com

I think one issue is that he is also bound by the NDAs of the company and so while we all want lots of news now and maybe think that certain info can't possibly be secret the company is quite conservative about absolutely maintaining the confidence of our customers and potential customers. So Tony will be too. It drives our 1000 eyes crazy but the lack of info makes me even more confident that we are on a winner.
Thanks Violin, yes things are good over here and getting back to near normal. I have also found Tony to be very responsive, patient and a good guy. My last email was sent a couple of months ago and I guess am a little frustrated that I haven't had a reply. From everything that was said towards the end of last year, I really expected the Akida USB to be on the market and I just wanted to know if the plan to release was still in the pipeline. I didn't send a follow up email so cant really blame anyone for the lack of a reply. For all i know my email could have ended up in the junk folder.
 
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Good morning chippers.

Free to take for y'all in preparation for another day.

PS: No double dipping please.
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Today, I put 15% of my Super into BRN.

Akida Ballista.
Congrats P.

I’ve been wanting to do that but mines tied up in a government super fund and they won’t let me. I would have doubled my money already if they let me when I first asked. Really peeves me off! Would love to know a work around?
 
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Potentially false memories coming back to me having read Mr. Dinardo’s presentation just now. I think the sequence of events may have been a paper or a patent by or about Cisco proposing/exploring the use of Ai with their router but not referencing Brainchip and then when the CEO referenced Cisco in the presentation you posted it gained traction.

The more I have thought on this the more I think the papers or patent involved Cisco working on this with a partner that was primarily in data centres just cannot retrieve a name.

Sorry best I can do at the moment.

My opinion only DYOR
FF

AKIDA BALLISTA

PS: When reading the CEO’s presentation and everything he spoke of which we know now we’re real customer engagements it is no wonder he decided it was a job for a younger CEO he and the rest of the team back then must never have slept. Many thanks Mr. Dinardo.
Gidday FF, was it Dell??
 

Violin1

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Thanks Violin, yes things are good over here and getting back to near normal. I have also found Tony to be very responsive, patient and a good guy. My last email was sent a couple of months ago and I guess am a little frustrated that I haven't had a reply. From everything that was said towards the end of last year, I really expected the Akida USB to be on the market and I just wanted to know if the plan to release was still in the pipeline. I didn't send a follow up email so cant really blame anyone for the lack of a reply. For all i know my email could have ended up in the junk folder.
What? An email from Thailand featuring beer and good times going to the junk folder?!?!?
 
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