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AusEire
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Quite probably the most well measured post on the Crapper in recent months. So much so that this idea should definitely be presented to board at the AGM.
HopalongPetrovski
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Sad, but unfortunately true.
I do like their name for us though and the presumption that FF is the Messiah.
Don't they know he's just a very naughty boy?
Being an old Dr Who aficionado "The Tardis" has a nice ring to it, although Heaven protect me from living in a confirmation bias bubble and subjected to endless secret meetings.
Don't they understand it's the only way to keep the riff riff out?
Some of the FUDster's show real talent for misinformation though, and will I'm sure, secure valuable work experience for their future jobs at Services Australia harassing the unemployed.
Cue deadbeat for a quick copy and paste!
Send me half your commission drivelmeister.
Major! Your medals are showing!
HopalongPetrovski
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It's these damn Bombay Bloomers, Min!
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Hi Bravo
I think it is about time I stop upramping by claiming that Brainchip only needs one percent of the Ai Edge market to be successful and adopt a much more realistic stance.
I owe my new more responsible approach to HC and your discovery that the addressable Edge Ai market is said to be $US445 Billion.
Accordingly I will now responsibly suggest that to be successful Brainchip needs to capture one, one thousandth of the $US445 Billion market being $US445 million.
Being first to market with an established ecosystem of partners and academic institutions and a five year technology lead the question for shareholders is whether this is realistic or am I still misleading my flock.
My opinion only DYOR
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PS: I believe we can add a relationship with Vanderbilt University:
http://www.dre.vanderbilt.edu/~gokhale/WWW/papers/IC2E22_Adversarial.pdf
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CES2024, preview, my hot spots by now:
In Car Experience
- Mercedes-Benz shows with Hey Mercedes the graphics game engine from Unity.
- Mullen, known as commercial vehicle OEM with brands as Bollinger and Mullen, shows its AI-Powered Personal Assistant Tech, Persona.
- VinFast will display its VF 9 full-size SUV with new streaming service.
- Volkswagen and Cerence will reveal their generative AI collaboration.
Connectivity
- AGC, shows a glass antenna compatible with all 5G frequencies, (AGC is a Japanese glass producer).
- Blackberry presents with CerebrumX crash analytics and driver scoring, and with Nexar insurance solutions such as loss and collision reconstruction. Would be great to compare this to Connected Insurance's AI powered approach.
Software Defined Vehicle.
- Elektrobit shows a cockpit powered by Unreal Engine and Android Automotive.
- Hyundai Mobis presents it transparent displays.
- Intrepid Control neoVI™ CONNECT edge connect platform to capture data for fleet management, testing, validation, remote diagnostics, and OTA.
- Nodar presents its 3D vision platform with a perception of objects as small as a 10-cm brick 150 meters away, but as well providing an ultra-high fidelity depth maps at ranges up to 1,000 meters - with cameras.
Powertrain:
- Honda debuts its new global Honda electric vehicle series.
- Hyundai will share its hydrogen-powered and software-driven energy ecosystem under the theme of ‘Ease every way.’
Vehicle Concept
- Marelli launches its “Lean” and “Advantage” platforms with fewer parts, reduced weight, and less cost for same requirements. This sounds like circular economy and 4R concept (easy to repair, replace, refurbish and recycle).
FJ-215
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It's what we do.........So nothing to do with BrainChip….just more “hope Akida Inside”?
We pray, others invest.......
I feel some burn coming on........
AusEire
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Sad, but unfortunately true.
I do like their name for us though and the presumption that FF is the Messiah.
Don't they know he's just a very naughty boy?
Being an old Dr Who aficionado "The Tardis" has a nice ring to it, although Heaven protect me from living in a confirmation bias bubble and subjected to endless secret meetings.
Don't they understand it's the only way to keep the riff riff out?
Some of the FUDster's show real talent for misinformation though, and will I'm sure, secure valuable work experience for their future jobs at Services Australia harassing the unemployed.
Cue deadbeat for a quick copy and paste!
Send me half your commission drivelmeister.
Wait.... What?
FF isn't the Messiah?
Proga
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A couple of points from the interview:View attachment 53160
Arm's Chips Will Be As Essential to AI as to Phones, CEO Says
Rene Haas, the CEO of Arm Holdings, says the firm is positioned to be as essential to the generative Artificial Intelligence revolution as it has been to smartphones, where its semiconductors are ubiquitous. "AI is going to find its way into every single electronics device that we use, whether...www.bloomberg.com
He said ARM is difficult to look at qtr to qtr because the technology we are working on today will end up in products 3 to 4 years from now.
the questioner said every AI CEO he speaks to the scramble for compute as well as talent is front and centre. The ARM CEO said there is an increasing demand for more and more compute but it will also drive a higher degree of power efficiency. Went on to say the power required by these future data centres is higher than what is generated today. ARM's DNA is about power efficiency
Biggest growth markets are cloud and automotive. Mobiles were 60% now generate about 40% revenue
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Proga
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The frustrating thing is they rarely get down to the IP/secret sauce level where we're at. They like to wow the audience showing what it does, not how it does it.
Graphically Adept MCUs for Vision-Based Applications Each featuring a 480MHz Arm Cortex-M85 processing resource, the RA8D1 microcontroller units (MCUs) from Renesas Electronics offer… | Electronic Product Design & Test [EPDT]
Graphically Adept MCUs for Vision-Based Applications Each featuring a 480MHz Arm Cortex-M85 processing resource, the RA8D1 microcontroller units (MCUs) from Renesas Electronics offer 6.39CoreMark/MHz performance. These devices have strong graphical capabilities, all of them benefiting from...
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A lot of chip technologies out there, are "Zombie tech" (as a Ford scientific researcher, stated a couple of years ago about GPUs).Published a week ago
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Custom-designed AI chips tailored to specific needs are on the rise, and the focus on edge computing is driving the development of low-power, efficient AI chips.analyticsindiamag.com
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They are dead, but they don't know it yet.
Technology companies, that don't bow down, before the newer technologies coming to the fore..
Will be plain left behind.
Those choosing the "good enough" solutions, will find themselves in a technological chasm, that can't be bridged by slick marketing.
Company's like NVIDIA, have already seen the writing on the wall, for their own GPU based technology, that's why they tried to buy out ARM.
The companies choosing BrainChip, will be the ones front running in the very near Future.
But of course, I'm incredibly biased..
Button it! That's our secret. We don't want to attract any attention ...
Proga
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They also took the wraps off its first electric vehicle on Thursday. Goes on sale in a couple of months
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, it is an exciting company. Unfortunately, it is Chinese.
A bit out of date now but I can't recall the obvious question being asked once details of the meeting with a group of holders was held.
Did any of the attendees dump their holding as a result of attendance?
Did any accumulate although no one will likely disclose this?
The meeting is who cares but actions later are the key.
Oddly it's likely you could get the same info from a quick email to Tony.
Did any of the attendees dump their holding as a result of attendance?
Did any accumulate although no one will likely disclose this?
The meeting is who cares but actions later are the key.
Oddly it's likely you could get the same info from a quick email to Tony.
Gidday manny100.
I can tell you that from personal experience over a number of years now, the staff at Brainchip are very disciplined, anyone asking
a loaded question, trying to prize out some (confidential) information has zero chance.
I'm in fairly regular contact with Peter and sometimes Anil, I learnt a few years ago that it's 100% disrespectful and tasteless to put
company staff in an awkward position causing both of you embarrassment, Tony is very diplomatic, I personally "very rarely" ask him
any questions.
If any posters wish to read the Ethics Point on the company website you will see the value the company places on Integrity, this starts
at the top with Peter and Anil, and that was the thing that drew me personally to Brainchip in the first place.
Happy New Year to All....Tech 2024
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