David holland
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Maybe this may help answering the partnership dealings from Tony
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Hi DBI think it's pretty obvious, that the Company has a multi-pronged strategy, for commercial success here.
IP deals would still be being sought, with certain players, but are not the only way, to achieve market penetration.
As many have said, profit sharing between development partners, could/will? also be very fruitful.
What do you think about the significance of the ARM LinkedIn post, by Terroni2105?
*Linked post is not the one previewed
The post starts, "How can we (ARM?) bring advanced A.I."
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Or maybe that's more a generalisated "we"?
No dots? Just a direct line of association, between ARM bringing "Edge A.I." to devices and BrainChip?
Or am I being too hopeful...
Maybe I shouldn't be asking a fellow hyper and happy clapper and expect an unbiased answer?...
Who could I ask, that would tell it to me straight...
Dot joining haters turn away now please.
1. Brainchip partnered with Edge Impulse.
2. Edge Impulse has been partnered for a long time with ARM.
3. ARM is partnered with Brainchip.
4. Edge Impulse is an engineering/design partner for ARM.
5. Nvidia TAO software is now available on Edge Impulse.
6. Nvidia uses lots and lots of ARM chips to run its TAO software.
7. Nvidia TAO software can now be implemented easily, cheaply and efficiently on AKIDA using the Edge Impulse Platform.
8. The CFO of Edge Impulse on the Brainchip CES 2024 podcast said something about AKIDA - neuromorphic being everywhere.
I have no idea but I think these eight dots form a
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McHale
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Their bots can front run your/our orders, their computers are situated at the exchanges, this has been going on for years.
Wait til their quants and tech people deploy Akida into their bots.
Newk R
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Is anybody here aware of the fact that the Vienna Schnitzel was actually first made after a Viennese gentleman (cant recall his name) returned from Milan after eating Cotaletta Milanese. When he returned he took the recipe for his own.
So it's rather apt in this place, don't you think, that Schnitzel is actually a fraud and a fake.
So it's rather apt in this place, don't you think, that Schnitzel is actually a fraud and a fake.
DingoBorat
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Hi DB
Dot joining haters turn away now please.
1. Brainchip partnered with Edge Impulse.
2. Edge Impulse has been partnered for a long time with ARM.
3. ARM is partnered with Brainchip.
4. Edge Impulse is an engineering/design partner for ARM.
5. Nvidia TAO software is now available on Edge Impulse.
6. Nvidia uses lots and lots of ARM chips to run its TAO software.
7. Nvidia TAO software can now be implemented easily, cheaply and efficiently on AKIDA using the Edge Impulse Platform.
8. The CFO of Edge Impulse on the Brainchip CES 2024 podcast said something about AKIDA - neuromorphic being everywhere.
I have no idea but I think these eight dots form a
My opinion only DYOR
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seeds have the potential to become trees.
Multimodal sensing:
If something looks like a duck- inconclusive
If something sounds like a duck- inconclusive
If something smells like a duck- inconclusive
If something feels like a duck- inconclusive
If something tastes like a duck- inconclusive
But if something looks, sounds, smells, feels and taste like a duck- it is most probably duck.
This is where Brainchip Will win big in my opinion. The ability to preform multimodal sensing at the edge with self learning capabilities and extreme low power yet Unprecedented accuracy because it has the ability to SEE, HEAR, SMELL, FEEL AND TASTE AT THE SAME TIME.
Of course not every scenario requires all 5 senses, but I always feel safer smelling my leftover food, look at its appearance, feel it’s consistency with my hands and maybe even listen out for the warning screams from my wife before I eat it. Especially if it’s DUCK…
If something looks like a duck- inconclusive
If something sounds like a duck- inconclusive
If something smells like a duck- inconclusive
If something feels like a duck- inconclusive
If something tastes like a duck- inconclusive
But if something looks, sounds, smells, feels and taste like a duck- it is most probably duck.
This is where Brainchip Will win big in my opinion. The ability to preform multimodal sensing at the edge with self learning capabilities and extreme low power yet Unprecedented accuracy because it has the ability to SEE, HEAR, SMELL, FEEL AND TASTE AT THE SAME TIME.
Of course not every scenario requires all 5 senses, but I always feel safer smelling my leftover food, look at its appearance, feel it’s consistency with my hands and maybe even listen out for the warning screams from my wife before I eat it. Especially if it’s DUCK…
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Hi again DB
One further thing for the oldies remember the guy who was so impressed with the shave he got from a particular electric razor he bought the company well Nvidia was so dependent on ARM chips it tried to do the same thing but Apple, Amazon, Samsung, Qualcomm screamed so loud because they were to that the biggest most powerful nations on the planet said Noooooway.
Some have very short memories so bringing this podcast from last year to the front of the line straight after CES 2024 is probably not an accident. ARM is a very strategic well run company.
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Let's hope our anti-trust undies are fire-proof.
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The eco system master plan is evolving;
Sam Altman Drops a Chipzilla Bomb: Building a Network of AI Chip Factories
**The future of AI isn't just lines of code, it's the hardware that makes it . That's why OpenAI's Sam Altman is blowing minds with his audacious plan: building a global network of AI-focused chip factories !**
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**But why the hardware heist?** Altman's worried about an AI chippocalypse . As AI gets hungrier for power
, existing chip architectures might choke on its dust . Building custom AI factories could be the key to unleashing AI's full potential, from healthcare heroes 
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* **Shape the Future of AI:** By controlling the hardware, OpenAI could steer the AI ship , promoting responsible and ethical AI practices like a digital Dr. Spock Spock Spock .
**Of course, the challenges are Everest-sized ️.** Billions of dollars needed , partnerships with chipmaking giants crucial , and navigating geopolitical minefields like a ninja ️.
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.
**Join the AI Chip Revolution!**
* Share your thoughts in the comments and let's chat about this mind-blowing project!
* Would you invest in AI chip factories? Why or why not?
* What kind of AI innovations could these factories unlock?
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Sam Altman Drops a Chipzilla Bomb: Building a Network of AI Chip Factories
**The future of AI isn't just lines of code, it's the hardware that makes it . That's why OpenAI's Sam Altman is blowing minds with his audacious plan: building a global network of AI-focused chip factories !**
Forget your standard silicon snooze fests. These fabs ️ would be AI playgrounds on steroids , custom-designed to **accelerate the development and deployment of next-gen AI hardware like deep learning processors , mind-melding neuromorphic architectures , and even quantum computing mind-benders !**
**But why the hardware heist?** Altman's worried about an AI chippocalypse . As AI gets hungrier for power
, existing chip architectures might choke on its dust . Building custom AI factories could be the key to unleashing AI's full potential, from healthcare heroes and climate saviors to robo-butlers extraordinaire and beyond!**This ain't just a tech tantrum, though!** This moonshot has the potential to:
* **Boost Innovation:** New chip designs could be like rocket fuel for breakthroughs in every field , sparking collaboration and knowledge-sharing bonanzas .
* **Reimagine Manufacturing:** Building a global network could diversify the chip supply chain like a game of chip-tactic toe , creating jobs and economic opportunities galore .
* **Shape the Future of AI:** By controlling the hardware, OpenAI could steer the AI ship , promoting responsible and ethical AI practices like a digital Dr. Spock Spock Spock .
**Of course, the challenges are Everest-sized ️.** Billions of dollars needed , partnerships with chipmaking giants crucial , and navigating geopolitical minefields like a ninja ️.
**But that's what makes this venture so electrifying!** It's a moonshot, a bold bet on the transformative power of AI . And who knows, maybe Altman's vision will birth a future where AI-powered factories sprout across the globe like silicon sunflowers , powering amazing things we can only dream of right now
.**Join the AI Chip Revolution!**
* Share your thoughts in the comments and let's chat about this mind-blowing project!
* Would you invest in AI chip factories? Why or why not?
* What kind of AI innovations could these factories unlock?
Let's discuss the future of AI, one silicon chip at a time! #AI #OpenAI #Chipfabs #FutureofAI #Hardware #Technology #Innovation #SamAltman
Quatrojos
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Nvidia have been referred to as 'partners'(I think it was RT) rather than competitors. Knowing this, and considering this and other posts of yours, why would you have written your piece on Nvidia and the 4th Industrial Revolution?Hi DB
Dot joining haters turn away now please.
1. Brainchip partnered with Edge Impulse.
2. Edge Impulse has been partnered for a long time with ARM.
3. ARM is partnered with Brainchip.
4. Edge Impulse is an engineering/design partner for ARM.
5. Nvidia TAO software is now available on Edge Impulse.
6. Nvidia uses lots and lots of ARM chips to run its TAO software.
7. Nvidia TAO software can now be implemented easily, cheaply and efficiently on AKIDA using the Edge Impulse Platform.
8. The CFO of Edge Impulse on the Brainchip CES 2024 podcast said something about AKIDA - neuromorphic being everywhere.
I have no idea but I think these eight dots form a
My opinion only DYOR
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You seem to be linking dots with Nvidia but your own article suggests that Nvidia is still a stranger to Akida...
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What the hell.
Secret communications with one shareholder.
Why wasn’t this sent to every shareholder.
This secret communication was sent out in November last year.
Since then we have seen the share price being manipulated.
What other secret communications has this holder been receiving.
I hope you have been smart enough not to be trading in your own name.
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Holding onto what I've got
Apologies if already shared, but I think Amazon has been mentioned as a possibility before.
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Does it? That was not the intention it was to highlight to those who did not have a clue that Intel and IBM had recognised the potential of SNN and had been working to achieve this new form of computing but had been beaten by Brainchip.
Nvidia on the other hand had never pursued SNN and asks the question how they will survive this omission.
It leaves open the obvious answer buy it from Brainchip, IBM or Intel eventually.
It leaves open the question of which of these three is the one Nvidia would most likely buy it from.
Would they choose to wait for their competitors Intel and IBM to hopefully finish their research in the hope they will get it right or will they buy it now from Brainchip.
I was of course quite sensibly not going to suggest without any evidence that Brainchip and Nvidia were partners based on dots that would be entirely inappropriate in my opinion.
What I have posted today are dots constructed from now known facts a number of which were not known when I wrote the article.
I now think the evidence of what Nvidia will need to do as I thought my article implied is potentially coming true.
My opinion only DYOR
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I've created a PYFO Chart for most of our Partners/EAPs/Licensees:
Some random musings about time-to-market, all things being equal:
If we were making chips, I would guess that those able to respond quickest (shortest time-to-market) would be the AI/NN Software group.
Next would be the Device Makers, then the IP Licensors, and then the Systems makers.
Since we are mainly in the business of licensing IP, then I would place them in the following order:
IP Licensors;
Chip Makers;
AI/NN Software;
Device Makers;
Systems makers.
So, come on somebody - PYFO.
| Chip Makers | IP Licensors | Device Makers | AI/NN Software | Systems |
| AMD | ARM | Blue ridge | AI Labs | Circle8 |
| Global Foundries | SiFive | InnoPhase | CVEDIA | Edge impulse |
| Intel | Intellisense | emotion3D | Ford? | |
| MegaChips | Ipsilon | nViso | GMAC | |
| MicroChips | ISL | Quantum ventura | Mercedes | |
| Qualcomm | Know Labs | NASA | ||
| Renesas | Lassen peak | Tata | ||
| Socionext | Lorser | Teksum | ||
| TSMC | MyWAI | VVDN | ||
| Vorago | Numem | |||
| OnSemi | ||||
| Nvidia? | Prophesee | |||
| Valeo | ||||
| Luminar? |
Some random musings about time-to-market, all things being equal:
If we were making chips, I would guess that those able to respond quickest (shortest time-to-market) would be the AI/NN Software group.
Next would be the Device Makers, then the IP Licensors, and then the Systems makers.
Since we are mainly in the business of licensing IP, then I would place them in the following order:
IP Licensors;
Chip Makers;
AI/NN Software;
Device Makers;
Systems makers.
So, come on somebody - PYFO.
Easytiger
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Terroni2105
Founding Member
I might embarrass myself asking this
but what does PYFO mean?
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Putin Your F#@%ing Orders?I might embarrass myself asking this
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