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[IloveLamp]

Check out this job at Tenstorrent: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3836122072

 

[IloveLamp]

Simplify Your AI Journey – Intel

Deliver AI at scale across cloud, data center, edge, and client with comprehensive hardware and software solutions.

intel.ly

 

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For faster emergency response, New York’s fire department looks to AI

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) is tapping technology from the smart transportation-focused C2SMARTER research center to speed up emergency

bit.ly

 

[Frangipani]

Adam Osseiran will be one of the presenters at the upcoming AI Innovation Summit Australia-Poland in Perth​

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AI Innovation Summit Australia-Poland

Showcasing Poland & Australia's AI Achievements - Independent Innovations, Converging Visions for Tomorrow!

www.eventbrite.com.au

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AI Innovation Summit: Australia-Poland​

Get ready to embark on an international AI journey at the AI Innovation Summit: Australia-Poland. We are excited to bring an international dimension to this summit, bridging connections between AI enthusiasts, professionals, and experts from both Australia and Poland. This complimentary public event is your gateway to exploring the unique AI developments emerging from these countries, promoting an exchange of knowledge and showcasing the forefront of AI innovations. Look forward to dynamic discussions, invaluable networking opportunities, and insights from leading figures in the industry. Moreover, we will delve into the ethical and societal impacts of AI across different cultural landscapes. Join us in celebrating the synergy of AI innovation from the Land Down Under and the heart of Central Europe.

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Our MC/Moderator:​

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Dr. Andrzej Gwizdalski, WAWEB3 Co-founder and Managing Director, Researcher and Lecturer at UWA​

Dr. Andrzej Gwizdalski, a distinguished Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, co-founder of the Western Australia Web3 Association, and the orchestrator behind the International WAWEB3 Conference. An esteemed university educator and researcher, Dr. Gwizdalski has garnered multiple awards for his work examining digital transformation's effects on society, economy, employment, and culture. With a rich, interdisciplinary expertise spanning digital blockchain technologies, business, economics, and anthropology, he pioneered WA’s inaugural Master's Level Blockchain in Business Unit at UWA. His commitment to the WEB3 ecosystem engages governments, industry, startups and academia to harness blockchain, AI, and IoT for a dynamic digital economy in WA and beyond.

Our Presenters:​

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Paul Bitdorf, Executive Chairman, Nicheliving; Honorary Consul of Poland in Perth​

Paul Bitdorf stands as a distinguished figure in both the business and diplomatic landscapes, serving as the Executive Chairman of Nicheliving, a forefront innovator in affordable housing solutions in Australia, and as the Honorary Consul of Poland in Perth, Australia. His dual roles exemplify his dedication to fostering strong economic ties and cultural exchanges between Australia and Poland. Paul's leadership at Nicheliving has been pivotal in driving the company's growth and success, leveraging his vast experience to navigate the complex intersections of real estate development and international diplomacy. His work as Honorary Consul underscores his commitment to enhancing bilateral relationships, offering a bridge for collaboration and mutual understanding between the two nations.

Tym Pieglowski, President at Polish Australian Business Forum (PABF)​

Tym Pieglowski is an advisor and entrepreneur, passionate about simple solutions to complex problems. He has expertiese in public and private sector clients on transport infrastructure solutions. He is a civil engineer specialising in travel demand forecasting for highway, public transport, freight and aviation. Untill recently Tim was a Director of the PwC Financial Advisory team. Prior to joining PwC, Tym was the founding Director of TMK Consult providing project management, transport planning and travel demand forecasting services for the NSW Government transport infrastructure projects. He has over 15 years of experience working in Australia, the UK and Poland.

Professor Piotr Skrzypczyński, Deputy Leader - Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, Poznań University of Technology in Poland​

Professor Piotr Skrzypczyński serves as the Deputy Leader of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, Poznań University of Technology, Poland. With a distinguished academic and research career, Skrzypczyński has contributed significantly to the fields of robotics and computer science, authoring over 160 technical papers. His expertise spans AI-based robotics, robot navigation, SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), computer vision, and machine learning. Holding a Ph.D. and D.Sc. in robotics from the Poznań University of Technology, his work is pivotal in advancing the understanding and application of AI and robotics. Skrzypczyński's leadership at the Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence underscores his commitment to driving innovation and excellence in AI research and development.

Dr. Ryszard Kowalczyk, Chair in Artificial Intelligence at SmartSat CRC at the University of South Australia​

Dr. Richard Kowalczyk holds the esteemed position of SmartSat CRC Chair in Artificial Intelligence at the University of South Australia in Adelaide. With a prolific background that includes serving as the Director of Swinburne Key Lab for Intelligent Software Systems and leading the Distributed AI Systems Research Group, as well as being the inaugural Wipro Chair of Artificial Intelligence at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, his contributions to AI are profound. Before his current roles, he spearheaded AI research at CSIRO and various international R&D centers. Professor Kowalczyk's research spans AI, autonomous software agents, and collective intelligence, focusing on their integration into cyber-physical-social ecosystems for enhanced decision-making. His work facilitates advancements in smart cities, industry 4.0, and, notably, AI applications for space systems autonomy and resilience.

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Bartosz Ziolko, AI Expert specialising in Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Poland​

Dr. Bartosz Ziółko is a distinguished computer scientist, entrepreneur, and an expert in Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Natural Language Processing (NLP). He served as a professor at the University of Science and Technology (AGH) in Krakow, and was a co-founder and CEO of Techmo. Ziółko completed his education in Krakow, earning his doctorate from the University of York. He achieved his habilitation in 2017, focusing on speech and natural language processing methods. He specialises in speech processing and AI. Bartosz has authored over 100 scientific papers, holds patents in the U.S. and Europe, and has led projects that developed Polish speech recognition systems. He was the organiser of the XXII Annual Pacific Voice Conference and has collaborated with Hokkaido University as a National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) fellow from December 2020 till end of 2021.

Dr. Fedja Hadzic, Chief Scientist and Managing Director at September AI Labs, in Perth.​

Dr. Fedja Hadzic, is the Chief Scientist and Managing Director at September AI Labs. He has been at the forefront of machine learning and data science innovation since the company's inception in September 2018. Under his leadership, September AI Labs has developed groundbreaking medical applications in partnership with local universities and delivered novel AI solutions that have significantly automated and enhanced critical business processes across various industries. With a career that began in 2002, developing simulations for AI and cognitive science, Fedja's passion for machine learning was further ignited by his involvement with the September AI Labs in September 2018. His academic contributions include over 50 peer-reviewed publications and a pioneering book on data mining with complex structures published by Springer.

Dr. Adam Osseiran, Chairperson of the Scientific Advisory Board at BrainChip Holdings
Dr. Adam Osseiran is a pivotal figure in neuromorphic computing. He is the Chairperson of the Scientific Advisory Board at BrainChip Holdings. Adam is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Western Australia. Dr. Osseiran is a past and current supervisor of several neuromorphic PhD students using BrainChip’s very advanced neuromorphic Edge technology, that learn autonomously, enabling the development of energy-efficient, intelligent systems in industrial applications such as olfaction, gustation, tactile and other ag-tech technologies. Besides his role at BrainChip, Dr. Osseiran is President of the Hydrogen Society of Australia and Co-Founder of Innovate Australia, founder and technical advisor of several advanced AI technology start-ups, further showcasing his commitment to innovation.

The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by MC/Moderator Dr Andrzej Gwizdalski

Summit Highlights:​

This summit aims to add an international flair, creating a bridge between AI aficionados, professionals, and thought leaders from both Australia and Poland. As a free event open to the public, it serves as a portal to discover the distinctive AI advancements from these nations, fostering knowledge sharing and highlighting cutting-edge AI breakthroughs. Anticipate engaging conversations, priceless networking chances, and wisdom from industry pioneers. Additionally, the summit will address the ethical and societal implications of AI within varied cultural contexts. Embrace the fusion of AI ingenuity from Australia and Poland's vibrant centers.

 

[Frank Zappa]

Hi Cgc

One of the things to keep in mind with Brainchip is that it’s AKIDA technology is about much, much more than just the glamorous and sexy autonomous driving end of the technology market.

If you personally are a newbie you may have missed this partnership:

“BrainChip’s Neuromorphic Technology Enables Intellisense Systems to Address Needs for Next-Generation Cognitive Radio Solutions​

Laguna Hills, Calif. – March 21, 2023 – BrainChip Holdings Ltd(ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based, neuromorphic AI IP, today announced that Intellisense Systems Inc. has selected its neuromorphic technology to improve the cognitive communication capabilities on size, weight and power (SWaP) constrained platforms (such as spacecraft and robotics) for commercial and government markets.

Intellisense’s intelligent radio frequency (RF) system solutions enable wireless devices and platforms to sense and learn the characteristics of the communications environment in real time, providing enhanced communication quality, reliability and security. By integrating BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic processor, Intellisense can deliver even more advanced, yet energy efficient, cognitive capabilities to its RF system solutions.

One such project is the development of a new Neuromorphic Enhanced Cognitive Radio (NECR) device to enable autonomous space operations on platforms constrained by size, weight and power (SWaP). Intellisense’s NECR technology provides NASA numerous applications and can be used to enhance the robustness and reliability of space communication and networking, especially cognitive radio devices. Smart sensing algorithms will be implemented on neuromorphic computing hardware, including Akida, and then integrated with radio frequency modules as part of a Phase II prototype.

“We are excited to partner with BrainChip and leverage their state-of-the-art neuromorphic technology,” said Frank T. Willis, President and CEO of Intellisense. “By integrating BrainChip’s Akida processor into our cognitive radio solutions, we will be able to provide our customers with an unparalleled level of performance, adaptability and reliability.”

BrainChip’s Akida processor is a revolutionary computing architecture that is designed to process neural networks and machine learning algorithms at ultra-low power consumption, making it ideal for edge computing applications. By utilizing this cutting-edge technology, Intellisense will be able to deliver cognitive radio solutions that are faster, more efficient and more reliable than ever before.

“Intellisense provides advanced sensing and display solutions and we are thrilled to be partnering with them to deliver the next generation of cognitive radio capabilities,” said Sean Hehir, CEO of BrainChip. “Our Akida processor is uniquely suited to address the demanding requirements of cognitive radio applications and we look forward to continue partnering with Intellisense to deliver cutting-edge embedded processing with AI on-chip to their customers.”

In my opinion Cognitive Communications has huge potential.

Just think about going for a drive and you see standing in the middle of the road a policeman.

You obey his signal to stop. He walks up to your car window and advises you that a bushfire has closed the road 40 kilometres ahead and tells you that you need to use the alternate route to get to your destination.

In today’s world the Police Officer is often replaced by traffic Apps that tell you the best route to take.

This is what Cognitive Communications are all about. Choosing the best route for digital communications to be routed so that too many messages do not go the same way causing congestion or log jams.

In space radio communications are routed to Earth via satellites and at each satellite AKIDA will allow decisions to be made as to which is the best route to take.

On Earth you will know about 3G, 4G and 5G networks. You may even have heard they are working on another upgrade a 6G network.

In this technology age as more and more devices are made needing connection to the Cloud networks are quickly reaching capacity.

A way to increase the capacity of existing networks is to apply intelligence at every node and make smart decisions about which way to send a given communication to its destination so as to avoid contesting bandwidth.

There are millions and millions of these nodes that will need to be made smart to create cognitive communications.

But to do this the solution will need to be smart and run at ridiculously low power capable but still capable of real time decision making at very low cost.

AKIDA technology stands head and shoulders above all other technology when you factor size, power and cost into the equation.

It is predicted that in the not to distant future 75% of all data will be created at the Edge.

Even if AKIDA is adopted by say 30% of all these Edge applications the other 70% will still be there trying to send this collected date over networks to have it processed and stored in the cloud.

This is where even if it is not adopted at the Edge AKIDA will be needed to make networks as smart or cognitive as possible to handle the avalanche of demand that is going to crush existing and future networks.

Not as sexy as autonomous Tesla vehicles but still a massive market.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

Brainchip now has over 12,000 followers on LinkedIn.

 

[Fact Finder]

Hi cosors,

Mentium has licenced an analog neuromorphic chip from US-SB.


UNIV CALIFORNIA

US2023124085A1 HYBRID TRANSISTOR AND MEMORY CELL 20211014

A hybrid switch and memory cell includes a transistor device that has an atomically-thin semiconductor material channel, source/drain electrodes, and gate dielectric. The cell includes a resistive-random-access-memory having a thin conductive edge and a 2D insulator layer over the thin conductive edge, wherein the 2D insulator layer extends over the semiconductor channel and serves as the gate dielectric in the transistor device.


WO2022119631A1 NEURAL NETWORK SYSTEM WITH NEURONS INCLUDING CHARGE-TRAP TRANSISTORS AND NEURAL INTEGRATORS AND METHODS 20201202

Present implementations can include a system with a transistor array including a plurality of charge-trap transistors, the charge-trap transistors being operatively coupled with corresponding input nodes, and a neural integrator including a first integrator node and a second integrator node operatively coupled with the transistor array, and generating an output corresponding to a neuron of a neural network system. Present implementations can include a neural integrator with a first integrator node operatively coupled with a first charge-trap transistor of a transistor array, a second integrator node operatively coupled with a second charge-trap transistor of the transistor array, the second charge-trap transistor being operatively coupled with the first charge-trap transistor, and a capacitor operatively coupled with the first integrator node and the second integrator node, and operable to generate an output based on a first voltage at the first integrator node and a second voltage at the second integrator node.

I wonder when they will start shouting they have helped one of the USA DARPA approved foundries IFS & Global Foundries to overcome the production variabilities that plague analogue and that stopped Rain Ai in its tracks and forced Innatera to go tiny rather than scaling up to AKIDA’s digital heights?

I wonder when they will announce that like AKIDA technology they were found compatible with the NASA approved Vorago Hardsil process for hostile deep space missions?

I wonder when they will prove out compatibility with all major foundry process like digital AKIDA technology?

I wonder when they will announce what it costs to implement a new production method that removes the variability issue, what yields they achieve over what nodes and what the increased costs of this production method will be against standard digital production costs used for AKIDA?

Quite a few questions to answer before I will actually start to worry.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

 

[cosors]

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/mercedes-benz-hits-cars-returns-forecast-inflation-supply-chain-costs-bite-2024-02-22/

MB has delivered (very) good figures and at the same time announced that, contrary to previous plans, it will continue to produce ICEs beyond 2030.

___
It's just stupid that they have already sold their combustion engine division to China, as far as I know

 

[cosors]

Let's not forget it was Bernie Madoff who supported the introduction of computer trading on the NYSE.

The one who virtually invented the NASDAQ, the greatest financial criminal of all time, who made his money with dealing chocolate in prison ... alongside his (criminal) genius? May he rest in peace too. Completely value-neutral. I appreciate his work for computer-based trading and other regulations, but damn.

 

[Stable Genius]

Hi SG,

From the look of this patent application which is your third patent, as of March 2020, Nintendo thought NNs were software:

US2021304355A1
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MACHINE LEARNED IMAGE CONVERSION 20200325
View attachment 57813

[0044] Returning to FIG. 1, game device 100 stores and executes a video game application program 108 . Included in the video game application program are a game engine 110 and a neural network 112.


This does not exclude the possibility that Nintendo has adopted Akida after 2020, but it certainly does not support that idea.

Thanks @Diogenese

We’re very fortunate to have you kindly sharing your knowledge and expertise on this forum.

Your patience, humour and intelligent commentary is very much appreciated.

Cheers

 

[Rach2512]

https://www.skynews.com.au/business/markets/australian-investors-suffering-from-lack-of-technology-exposure-says-tom-piotrowski/video/9378fb542e56d40e5923be419a9c094b

Australian investors are not able to participate in the “upswing” being experienced by Northern Hemisphere stocks due to a lack of technology exposure, says CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski.

Earnings numbers from Nvidia exceeded the market’s expectations by a considerable measure, up 16.4 per cent.

US markets also pushed on to new record highs.

“The benchmark was set very high,” Mr Piotrowski said.

“It was eclipsed by Nvidia there - forward-looking estimation of how the next quarter is going to go was about 17 per cent better than what the market had anticipated.

“Sadly, for Australian investors, we don’t have that technology exposure in the local share market, so we’re not participating in that upswing that we’ve seen for Northern Hemisphere stock.”

Presented by CommSec.


Commsuc failed to mention the recent huge upswing for Brainchip and the only ASX holy grail. W.A.N.C.A's

 

[Fact Finder]

Thriving on the Edge with Efficient Neuromorphic Processors​

Nandan Nayampally Chief Marketing Officer Brainchip

“The growth of AI services requires increased compute capabilities on edge devices.

Neuromorphic techniques are critically important for obtaining the levels of efficiency needed to achieve this transition.

BrainChip has been a pioneer in bringing digital, portable, event-based neuromorphic solutions to market.

The second generation of Akida, BrainChip’s neural processor, adds additional efficient intelligent processing for multidimensional streaming data with Temporal Event-based Neural Networks (TENNs) and vision transformer acceleration in hardware.

This enables:

A. much more capable,
B. portable,
C. passively cooled devices,

that can perform:

D.advanced processing for vision,
E. voice,
F. vibration and
G.other modalities,
H. close to the sensor,
I. without need for cloud connections,

serving a wide variety of applications from:

i. autonomous drones, to

ii. health wearables.

In this talk, we discuss how the natural compression offered by TENNs algorithms can:

1. radically reduce model size, and

2. computation,

without compromising accuracy for more advanced multimodal applications that use:

a. large language models and

b. large vision models.”

May 21-23, 2024 at the Santa Clara Convention Center!​

Nandan Nayampally

Nandan Nayampally, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Product at BrainChip, has over 25 years of success in building and growing disruptive technology and compute products that have industry-wide impact. Nandan’s career began at AMD in processing and systems, after […]

embeddedvisionsummit.com

The above was posted here recently as part of a link to this event and upon reading the summary of what Nandan Nayampally is scheduled to speak too it was such a useful summary I thought it should be reproduced and broken up to emphasis the significant points. The words remain the same but I have introduced the breaks, numbers and letters.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

PS: I wonder if Sam Altman was treated to a dress rehearsal of Nandan’s presentation???

 

[Fact Finder]

The one who virtually invented the NASDAQ, the greatest financial criminal of all time, who made his money with dealing chocolate in prison ... alongside his (criminal) genius? May he rest in peace too. Completely value-neutral. I appreciate his work for computer-based trading and other regulations, but damn.

Correction. Second greatest. The greatest is still running the system and yet to be identified.

 

[cosors]

Gives quantitative meaning to the phrase "take it in the shorts"

Nvidia Stock Surge Causes $3 Billion Loss for Short Sellers

(Bloomberg) -- The surge in Nvidia Corp. shares on Thursday has left short sellers with about $3 billion in paper losses, according to an analysis by S3 Partners LLC, which called it an “AI generated nightmare” for bearish traders.Most Read from BloombergUS Unveils Biggest Sanctions Package on...

finance.yahoo.com

I really love reading this. Let this be just the beginning. Across the board. They have destructively stuffed their pockets. Time to milk them and get it back.

 

[cosors]

Correction. Second greatest. The greatest is still running the system and yet to be identified.

Ok, to avoid this I claim to he was the biggest financial criminal of all time to be condemned.
Now finally is dead as his son and others who took their own lives because of him.
His legacy remains, the NASDAQ.

 

[schuey]

Annual Report? Tuesday?

 

[Boab]

Annual Report? Tuesday?

I'm tipping Wednesday after Sean's virtual Q & A??

 

[charles2]

Thriving on the Edge with Efficient Neuromorphic Processors​

Nandan Nayampally Chief Marketing Officer Brainchip

“The growth of AI services requires increased compute capabilities on edge devices.

Neuromorphic techniques are critically important for obtaining the levels of efficiency needed to achieve this transition.

BrainChip has been a pioneer in bringing digital, portable, event-based neuromorphic solutions to market.

The second generation of Akida, BrainChip’s neural processor, adds additional efficient intelligent processing for multidimensional streaming data with Temporal Event-based Neural Networks (TENNs) and vision transformer acceleration in hardware.

This enables:

A. much more capable,
B. portable,
C. passively cooled devices,

that can perform:

D.advanced processing for vision,
E. voice,
F. vibration and
G.other modalities,
H. close to the sensor,
I. without need for cloud connections,

serving a wide variety of applications from:

i. autonomous drones, to

ii. health wearables.

In this talk, we discuss how the natural compression offered by TENNs algorithms can:

1. radically reduce model size, and

2. computation,

without compromising accuracy for more advanced multimodal applications that use:

a. large language models and

b. large vision models.”

May 21-23, 2024 at the Santa Clara Convention Center!​

Nandan Nayampally

Nandan Nayampally, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Product at BrainChip, has over 25 years of success in building and growing disruptive technology and compute products that have industry-wide impact. Nandan’s career began at AMD in processing and systems, after […]

embeddedvisionsummit.com

The above was posted here recently as part of a link to this event and upon reading the summary of what Nandan Nayampally is scheduled to speak too it was such a useful summary I thought it should be reproduced and broken up to emphasis the significant points. The words remain the same but I have introduced the breaks, numbers and letters.

My opinion only DYOR
Fact Finder

PS: I wonder if Sam Altman was treated to a dress rehearsal of Nandan’s presentation???

Damn, May 21.....much of the techie world will remain in a state of ignorance for three more months. And worse yet this is a leap year! (Each year contains 365.24 days plus, so a slight recalibration is called for))

Keeping this science fiction top secret has caused a lot of stress for shareholders. Especially __________ (fill in the blank with someone close to you).

Maybe you have diagnosed that this little run-up in price has encouraged me to re-enter my manic phase.....after a long, dark, extended winter. May 21...

And please remember....AKIDA ADVANTAGE

And I ask where did you hear the above first?

 

[rgupta]

https://www.skynews.com.au/business/markets/australian-investors-suffering-from-lack-of-technology-exposure-says-tom-piotrowski/video/9378fb542e56d40e5923be419a9c094b

Australian investors are not able to participate in the “upswing” being experienced by Northern Hemisphere stocks due to a lack of technology exposure, says CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski.

Earnings numbers from Nvidia exceeded the market’s expectations by a considerable measure, up 16.4 per cent.

US markets also pushed on to new record highs.

“The benchmark was set very high,” Mr Piotrowski said.

“It was eclipsed by Nvidia there - forward-looking estimation of how the next quarter is going to go was about 17 per cent better than what the market had anticipated.

“Sadly, for Australian investors, we don’t have that technology exposure in the local share market, so we’re not participating in that upswing that we’ve seen for Northern Hemisphere stock.”

Presented by CommSec.


Commsuc failed to mention the recent huge upswing for Brainchip and the only ASX holy grail. W.A.N.C.A's

I think as per investor point of view that are talking about a stock where they can park their billions which Australian investors miss totally on asx. So they have to dependent upon companies from elsewhere than asx.

 

[Boab]

https://www.skynews.com.au/business/markets/australian-investors-suffering-from-lack-of-technology-exposure-says-tom-piotrowski/video/9378fb542e56d40e5923be419a9c094b

Australian investors are not able to participate in the “upswing” being experienced by Northern Hemisphere stocks due to a lack of technology exposure, says CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski.

Earnings numbers from Nvidia exceeded the market’s expectations by a considerable measure, up 16.4 per cent.

US markets also pushed on to new record highs.

“The benchmark was set very high,” Mr Piotrowski said.

“It was eclipsed by Nvidia there - forward-looking estimation of how the next quarter is going to go was about 17 per cent better than what the market had anticipated.

“Sadly, for Australian investors, we don’t have that technology exposure in the local share market, so we’re not participating in that upswing that we’ve seen for Northern Hemisphere stock.”

Presented by CommSec.


Commsuc failed to mention the recent huge upswing for Brainchip and the only ASX holy grail. W.A.N.C.A's

A simple Google search and looks who's first to appear

 

[Rach2512]

Brainchip now has over 12,000 followers on LinkedIn.

Would be interesting to know how many members are on this forum, too gage how many have access to the incredible research that is so generously shared here. Thanks again to Zeebot for providing us with such an amazing space. ❤