Markus shares and likes anything and everything posted by Brainchip. I wouldn't take that as us being partnered with SKF. Its more likely that he is just a retail investor in Brainchip rather than SKF being partnered with us.Pom’s find shows that an industrial machinery group known as SKF is a partner with BrainChip. And through this partnership SKF has utilised SiFive latest X280 Intelligence™ AI Dataflow processors together with Akida.
This makes me very happy
The ecosystem that Sean and the team set up is working, and it’s just getting started.
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On a positie note, Sifive's website on the intelligence series provides some interesting comments which do allude to us potentially being involved.
Another interesting dot join is that Tenstorrent are using SiFive Intelligence X280 for its AI processors. https://www.sifive.com/press/tenstorrent-selects-sifive-intelligence-x280-for-next-generation1. And we all remember when Keith Witek from Tenstorrent out of the blue decided to come on the Brainchip Podcast. Now either he just came on the podcast for a bit of a chit chat because he was bored OR he is well aware of Brainchip because he has used it through the Sifive x280. Off memory nothing was revelaed about Tenstorrent using Akida, but why the hell else did he come on the podcast.
And here is quote from him when he first started at Tenstorrent “Tenstorrent has tremendous momentum and it’s time to scale our global partner ecosystem, revenue, and operations around the world. I am excited to play a role in AI innovation, but I also believe the world is about to be surprised at how disruptive Tenstorrent will be with our RISC-V technology.” And Jim Keller the Tenstorrent CEO thinks quite highly of Keith “There is nobody in the industry like Keith and we are fortunate to have him,” Keller said. ”Keith’s unique cross-functional skills enable him to address tough problems and drive disruptive opportunities that arise at the complex intersection of technology, business, strategy, law, and finance.”
Oh and Keith also worked at Sifive for a year.