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and this passage below from that post, IMO, is why MB stated they are seeking to sign another partnership in 2024 with ???? to progress development of MBoS with NVIDIA. Brainchip would fit the bill one would think.... I have everything crossed this is one of the sparks igniting the share price in 2024.

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Here is the MB clip stating this: “later this year we will decide on a partner to further develop this technology.”
 
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TheFunkMachine

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No more IP Signings my opinion, I hope I'm wrong however maybe Partnerships is worth more longterm
My guess is 5 more IP deals. ARM/INTEL/QUALCOMM/SAMSUNG/INFINION

THEY ALONG WITH RENASAS AND MEGACHIPS will service the rest of the world.

#onecanonlydream
 
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Afternoon Dugnal ,

Though it looks good , these rises are being created from tiny .... insignificant $ .

One thing which P*$$@£ me off to date is , amoungst other things , the fact that more volume / € transact daily ( German exchange ) most days yet management seem oblivious to this and continue to not even acknowledge this on company releases.

But yes , going in the correct direction.

Till we see serious cash & volume flowing through our US stock listing's there s not much to look at.

Makes one wonder what our sponsor is doing or not as the case has been.

Bank of New York Mellon ? ???

Regards,
Esq.
Esq.111. yes I agree.. volumes are not great.
 
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Just sittin down for dinner F&Chips with a brewski, and boom, first time I’ve seen a TV advert for Samsungs new phone GALAXY AI ! 👊🏼👊🏼

Are we powering this droid ?

Bring it 💥

SONIC OUT !
I asked the same question 2 weeks ago. Got nothin
 
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Looks like some industry / academic discussions about Gen 2.0 coming up in March at a conference in Russia.

Nice (maybe?) They have an interest in what we're achieving.



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My guess is 5 more IP deals. ARM/INTEL/QUALCOMM/SAMSUNG/INFINION

THEY ALONG WITH RENASAS AND MEGACHIPS will service the rest of the world.

#onecanonlydream
I hope your right but I'm not holding my breath
 

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Hadn't seen this from late last year.

Not a bad rap for one of our partners.

Congrats to them.


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Frangipani

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Looks like some industry / academic discussions about Gen 2.0 coming up in March at a conference in Russia.

Nice (maybe?) They have an interest in what we're achieving.



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Hi Fullmoonfever,

that conference will actually take place in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi (aka Tiflis), not in Russia.

Georgia declared its independence from the USSR in April 1991, shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union. Since the brief 2008 Russo-Georgian war, the two countries have had no formal diplomatic relations.
The South Caucasian (aka Transcaucasian) republic, situated at the strategically important crossroads where Europe meets Asia, aspires to become a full member of NATO (to which it has close ties) and was recently granted EU candidate status (in December 2023). But to complicate things, Georgia currently not only has a pro-Western president, but also a Russian-friendly prime minister who is not interested in Western integration, so the results of the upcoming 2024 parliamentary elections will shape future relations with Moscow…

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The speaker of the talk on neuromorphic computing, Denis Larionov, is indeed from Russia, though. He works for Cifrum, a subsidiary company of the Russian Federal Agency on Atomic Energy (ROSATOM).

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You don’t seem to be aware that he is one of the co-authors of a paper published in 2022, that you had shared previously here on TSE?

https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-147517

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My guess is 5 more IP deals. ARM/INTEL/QUALCOMM/SAMSUNG/INFINION

THEY ALONG WITH RENASAS AND MEGACHIPS will service the rest of the world.

#onecanonlydream
Has there been any more about Socionext in-cabin radar?


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Watch the Financials and the new Partnership IP deals, don't stress day to day, Brainchip aren't signing another IP License deal in my opinion, Sean our CEO hasn't come close to 1 but however his partnership portfolio is second to none
While I don't think BrainChip will be signing many IP deals with OEMs, they may be signing IP deals with tier suppliers from the different industries that will use their technology. These are, of course, fewer in numbers than all of the other businesses that will use them.

These companies will usually be Tier 1 and OEM suppliers and have the capital and distribution channels to tape out the chips for those industries. That will take some time but should result in sales that cast a wide net for a broad revenue stream.

Any partnerships, such as that with VVDN, will need to get those chips from somewhere. The initial run that BrainChip did with TSMC has to run out sometime, and they have already shown they can fabricate silicon through either TSMC or Intel Foundries.

As I see it, the partnerships are two-fold. BrainChip's partnership with NVISO utilizes BrainChip's technology from a software level, providing visibility to the company and the capability of its tech. Partnerships with VVDN, while doing the same, also facilitate hardware sales, resulting in revenue based on BrainChip's IP.

BrainChip may or may not stand in the foreground of the companies that leverage its technology. In tech news, however, BrainChip is often listed alongside industry giants such as IBM and Intel. Not every phone, router, VR headset, or tablet boasts a "Qualcomm Inside" sticker. Nevertheless, Qualcomm is a well-known company, and people know why the industry chooses their SoCs.

I think that the applications of Akida are numerous and one day will be known for its capabilities, even though people may not necessarily be sure in which consumer devices it will be lurking.

While the SP might be far from its all-time highs, they are not letting that deter them from fulfilling Peter's vision, and I feel they are doing great work at making inroads in the industry while maintaining the level of trust their customers have come to expect. It may not be long before we taste those higher prices again.
 
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Yang and USC will lead the center, which also includes researchers from UCLA, Duke University, the University of Texas-San Antonio, and the Rochester Institute of Technology. The entity is called the Center of Neuromorphic Computing and Extreme Environment, or CONCRETE.



And besides funding from the U.S. Air Force (we work with AFRL through ISL) and the involvement of the Brainchip University Accelerator Program member Rochester Institute of Technology, there is yet another intriguing connection:

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Remember this June 2023 This is our Mission podcast?


After introducing his guest, who also serves as the Executive Vice Dean at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, Nandan Nayampally says “You know, we go back a long way … in fact, we had common alma maters.” (03:14 min)

Gaurav Sukatme:
From 25:32 min: “I think the partnership between industry and academia is crucial here to make progress.”

From 27:13 min: “You know, companies like yours, like Brainchip, what you are doing with the University Accelerator Program, I like very much - in fact, we’re looking into it, as you know, we’ll be having a phone [?] conversation about exploring that further. I think programs like that are unique and can really make the nexus between a leading company and academia sort of be tighter and be stronger.”

At the end of the podcast, Nandan Nayampally thanks his guest for sharing his insights and closes with the words “…and hopefully we’ll work together much closer soon.” (35:15 min)

Which makes Brainchip’s involvement in CONCRETE (Center of Neuromorphic Computing and Extreme Environment”), well, not concrete, but certainly more likely… 😊
 
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And besides funding from the U.S. Air Force (we work with AFRL through ISL) and the involvement of the Brainchip University Accelerator Program member Rochester Institute of Technology, there is yet another intriguing connection:

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Remember this June 2023 This is our Mission podcast?


After introducing his guest, who also serves as the Executive Vice Dean at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, Nandan Nayampally says “You know, we go back a long way … in fact, we had common alma maters.” (03:14 min)

Gaurav Sukatme:
From 25:32 min: “I think the partnership between industry and academia is crucial here to make progress.”

From 27:13 min: “You know, companies like yours, like Brainchip, what you are doing with the University Accelerator Program, I like very much - in fact, we’re looking into it, as you know, we’ll be having a phone [?] conversation about exploring that further. I think programs like that are unique and can really make the nexus between a leading company and academia sort of be tighter and be stronger.”

At the end of the podcast, Nandan Nayampally thanks his guest for sharing his insights and closes with the words “…and hopefully we’ll work together much closer soon.” (35:15 min)

Which makes Brainchip’s involvement in CONCRETE (Center of Neuromorphic Computing and Extreme Environment”), well, not concrete, but certainly more likely… 😊
Hi Frangipani,

The connexion with Prof Sukhatme is very promising. A tie in with USC would be a real feather in BRN's cap. Let's hope that has been followed up.

On the other hand, it looks like Prof Yang has probably been deeply involved in AFRL's dabbling with ReRAM/MemRistor/compute-in-memory. I can see a role for ReRAM as RadHard storage/backup for mission-critical data and software, but I guess they are still working on manufacturing repeatability for analog compute-in-memory.
 
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Hi Frangipani,

The connexion with Prof Sukhatme is very promising. A tie in with USC would be a real feather in BRN's cap. Let's hope that has been followed up.

On the other hand, it looks like Prof Yang has probably been deeply involved in AFRL's dabbling with ReRAM/MemRistor/compute-in-memory. I can see a role for ReRAM as RadHard storage/backup for mission-critical data and software, but I guess they are still working on manufacturing repeatability for analog compute-in-memory.
Thank's for your explanation!

So to briefly sum it up:
USC = Unanimously Sought-after Connection
 
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Maybe maybe not, but it does look very promising.


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Subtopic Title:
Deep Neural Net and Neuromorphic Processors for In-Space Autonomy and Cognition


Proposal Title:
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The Event-Based Sensing and Navigation Technologies (EBSNT) project aims to develop, integrate, and test a perception and planning avionics suite and associated on-board software in response to NASA’s Subtopic “H6.22 Deep Neural Net and Neuromorphic Processors for In-Space Autonomy and Cognition” within the scope of “Neuromorphic Software for Cognition and Learning for Space Missions.” EBSNT forms the foundation of a Relative Pose Determination and Control Subsystem (RPDCS) integrated on board a Servicer Space Vehicle (SSV) that performs Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, and Docking (RPOD) with a Client SV (CSV). The RPDCS uses a hybrid architecture
of event-based sensors, interconnected Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) and traditional sensors, actuators, and von Neumann computers that enables the SSV to autonomously i) determine the relative pose and pose rate, i.e., relative translation and rotation velocities, between the SSV and a goal feature on the CSV; ii) plan a relative trajectory that places the SSV at a commanded relative pose with respect to the specified feature of the CSV; iii) perform translation and attitude maneuvers to acquire and maintain the commanded relative pose; and iv) monitor the health status of the SSV and take appropriate action to ensure mission safety in case of SSV component and subsystem failure.




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