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Mt09
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Cupcake edge server isn’t being sold by Brainchip, that’s Unigen’s product.
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...."let your fingers do the walking"....
Hey Damo4...it's all cool just me and Mr Google
Humble Genius
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Perhaps the page was up for testing only? Its surprising that all edge boxes were sold so quick! Considering the webpage went up 23hrs ago (as I type this post), and Tech's post this morning was at 7.44am this morning, then all boxes would've been sold in under 12hrs! (don't get me wrong, that would be good if they really sold out in large numbers).
Considering the USA woke up (East coast) 5hrs after the website got posted, the selling window would've only been 7hrs, and perhaps even less considering the West Coast is 3 hrs behind.
So, my opinion is that the site went up for testing and some were lucky enough to see it in time, otherwise why would the page be removed now?
Humble Genius
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I wouldn't be surprised, you do have close contacts at BrainchipInsider knowledge
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wilzy123
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Sorry to hear that champ. Get well soon.
rgupta
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Looks like the price is good here. Not very cheap or too expensive!!
Akida™ Edge AI Box
$799.00
SOLD OUT
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Very interesting indeed, a number of our products have been confirmed as SOLD OUT
Yes shareholders, 2024 is just starting to become critical as demand for Brainchip's technology is about to go up a notch or 3
Love our company...Tech
DingoBorat
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I don't think the "AKIDA inside" model is available for purchase yet?
Only announced in December 2023?
I'm assuming it would use AKD1500?..
Anybody got more meat on this subject?
Afternoon DingoBorat ,
The post Tech shared this morning had the specs attached ..... the box contained 2 x AKIDA 1000 chips.
Correction... GStock123 supplied the data.
Dam it , this is the third addition to this post
* the data sheet which was displayed this morning has somehow disappeared into the ether..... having read it at the time , it stated 2 x AKIDA 1000 chips within.
very strange this document has now completely disappeared fron prior posts.
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Esq.
The post Tech shared this morning had the specs attached ..... the box contained 2 x AKIDA 1000 chips.
Correction... GStock123 supplied the data.
Dam it , this is the third addition to this post
* the data sheet which was displayed this morning has somehow disappeared into the ether..... having read it at the time , it stated 2 x AKIDA 1000 chips within.
very strange this document has now completely disappeared fron prior posts.
Regards,
Esq.
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This is something I hadn't remarked before:
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/
Our products are the result of over a decade of fundamental R&D by BrainChip engineers and data scientists.
While we are aware of the magic of the Akida circuitry, the reference to "data scientists" focuses attention on the importance of the models and their design. Akida does not use mathematically exact congruity. It uses probability.
How are the weights derived from the model?
Before that question can be answered, to make the circuit function, Akida must also be configured.
How many layers are needed?
How are the weights derived from the model?
https://shop.brainchipinc.com/
Our products are the result of over a decade of fundamental R&D by BrainChip engineers and data scientists.
While we are aware of the magic of the Akida circuitry, the reference to "data scientists" focuses attention on the importance of the models and their design. Akida does not use mathematically exact congruity. It uses probability.
How are the weights derived from the model?
Before that question can be answered, to make the circuit function, Akida must also be configured.
How many layers are needed?
How are the weights derived from the model?
in each box.I wouldn't be surprised, you do have close contacts at Brainchip
Now, now...my post to Damo was a joke. I googled a specific question and a link popped up...end of story.
I posted it at 4.44am AEDT which happens to be 6.44am here at my property in New Zealand where I'm currently based.
Surely you and other shareholders can feel the positive energy that's surrounding our company as this year is starting to unfold,
maybe just maybe, Peters comment about explosive sales is about to play out throughout this year and beyond, I remain extremely
positive as you probably do as well,
Best regards.....Tech.
JDelekto
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Is that something that could be deduced by looking at the Python source code for the CNN2SNN Toolkit?
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DingoBorat
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That's the VVDN edge box Esq..
As far as I'm aware, we have no details of the Unigen Cupcake model and nothing is showing on their website, that I could find..
I checked out, what I think is NVIDIA's comparable VVDN edge box and it also uses 2 of their chips, so it must be how they're set up..
Two times NVIDIA chips, in an "Edge" Box, is going to be a tad more expensive than ours, I would say...
Justchilln
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Pretty sure it was akd 1500 in the cupcakes and launching march cant remember where I saw that
Evening Learning ,
Thankyou for that.
Another curious thing just popped out to my self after reading the above data sheet again......
The CPU we are spliced into is ....NXP.
Is this something of relevance , or simply myself over thinking things?????
NXP Semiconductors - Wikipedia
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Esq.
Wishes sometimes do come true, you know 
Makeme 2020
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Hi Esq,Evening Learning ,
Thankyou for that.
Another curious thing just popped out to my self after reading the above data sheet again......
The CPU we are spliced into is ....NXP.
Is this something of relevance , or simply myself over thinking things?????
NXP Semiconductors - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Regards ,
Esq.
I had the same thoughts this morning when I saw the host CPU was NXP.
@Taproot has mentioned it in #75,099
Post in thread 'BRN Discussion Ongoing' https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-406885
And I looked at the:
i.MX8M
i.MX 8M Product Summary Page - Application processors based on Arm*Cortex-A53 and Cortex-M4 cores for Audio, Voice and Video processing applications
www.nxp.com
The NXP CPU is based ARM cortex A53 processor.
So I too wonder if NXP is another company to keep an eyes
on.Learning
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