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Smoothsailing
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I would like to hear of a solid engagement that can be revealed if possible or some kind of brilliant news from our CEO that enlightens us to the progress of one of our existing NDAs
Fair enough. I think we might get that.
Smoothsailing
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Yes I think it’s really close now to the presents being opened
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DingoBorat
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Hey man.. What are you talking about?..I think people need to take a step back and stop the bias thinking and bashing of people who post concerns. If the concerns are real, not just down ramping for the sake of it, then they should be aired and considered. For those that have run a business and been in sales and marketing I ask you this. Do you believe that after the AKIDA 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 have been released that the sales people have hit their targets this year? Do you believe that Sean has hit his selling targets (if indeed he has them as CEO.) Do you believe that the company in 2022 reached it's targets, in 2023 reached it's targets and so far in 2024? So really if we don't hold the company and it's BOD responsible, then who is? I'm not saying we sack anyone I'm not saying the company is dead in the water, I'm saying, if you don't hit targets for years in a row then you should not be rewarded. TBH I don't know what the answer here is, but the fact that we are only allowed to join dots and live in the fairytale world of Nvida, Intel, Arm and Mercedes stops any real discussing in things that are relevant and are a concern. Any negative chat is aggressively 'whack a moled' and discussing it is OFF LIMITS. Time for some to grow up and let all debate take place or otherwise we do end up being just an echo chamber of flowers and free love
Why can't you just chill, sit back and dig how beautiful everything is?..
But seriously, I think it's a bit hard to have "sales targets" with something as nascent as AKIDA.
The Company does have goals though, to be the default standard and/or one of the 3 main Global players, in the Edge space.
The Company is working towards these goals.
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I don't see Akida in the same light as a COTS product, a vanilla product to be marketed into a static market, and I don't see much point in getting exercised about the teething troubles of the last few years.
1. We have a radically advanced product which, while it will change the whole concept of computing, is unfamiliar to the market.
2. von Neumann computer architecture has been around for over 70 years and has given sterling service with its precision digital mathematics.
3. SNNs do not use precision mathematics. They use probability.
4. The market is a moving target. The AI market has undergone the most rapid changes ever experienced in the field of computing in general and AI in particular.
5. The company has chosen the most difficult market segment to get a toe-hold in, IP licensing.
In relation to point 5, the success or otherwise of the Edge Box may provide an indication of whether the company should have pursued a dual course. However, that option seems to have been closed as far as Akida 2 is concerned. Nevertheless, the Edge Box is being prepared to do battle with a functionally similar product incorporating Nvidia's Jetson processor., a contest I expect we will win on the points of cost, latency, and power, while providing comparable accuracy.
Yes, the waiting is excruciating - the rewards will be ... rewarding.
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Smoothsailing
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As Sean chooses the IP Model with the intent to become ubiquitous I feel the edge box will work as a stepping stone to companies rather than any lost opportunity. Iam no expert on much however BRN technology does seem to be as Peter says a secret sauce which can be poorer on anything and makes it better. The playing field is huge as AI is the future and we will be available to offer everyone that wants AI through these Eco systems, enablers , founders and partners which Sean has put together, The team he has put together to make BRN ubiquitous is unbelievable. It’s not their first Rodeo so I recon we can feel safe from what has been achieved since Sean restructuring.
Happy days ahead for those with the ability to hold. I have been holding now since listing and feel it’s our time to win.
Go Brainchip 2024 come on
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GStocks123
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German university experimenting with Akida from 27sec mark.
When you have your CEO say that NVIDIA is not really true AI at the Edge you know you have a radical product offering.
Just to ensure context Sean was not referring to NVIDIA's existing magnificent AI traditional offerings. He was referring to the true Edge which is non cloud.
Frangipani
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Hi GStocks123,
you beat me to it - was just about to post a link to that video as well. It describes two separate experiments involving Akida:
The video actually goes along with a paper @Fullmoonfever shared a couple of days ago:
Recent paper from a few days ago.
Utilising Akida, Loihi and DynappCNN for the analysis.
Interesting who partially funded the research
Full paper HERE
@Diogenese may appreciate the technical details more.
View attachment 59474
And the paper’s first author, Andreas Ziegler (who also seems to be the speaker in the video, given his distinct Swiss German accent and intonation in English), is the link to Sony AI here:
This young gentleman has an impressive CV, including an MSc at ETH Zürich as well as internships at Disney Research Zürich and Prophesee. He is currently pursuing his PhD on event-based vision for fast robot control at the University of Tübingen in collaboration with Sony AI Zürich, where he holds a job as research scientist. Great to know he and his co-authors are experimenting with Akida!
Very cool. Wish the video was longer with added birds eye view and movement tracking
SharesForBrekky
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Interesting views from Jensen Huang about AI taking over the future of gaming:
www.pcgamesn.com
"Technologies powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have been used to enhance GeForce graphics cards for several years now, but its growing capabilities could soon find GPUs out of the driver’s seat in the future. This is according to Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, who envisions a future in which every pixel of a game is generated by AI within the next decade."
"During the Q&A session Huang was asked: “How far do you think we are in this world where every pixel is generated at real-time frame rates? And what is your vision for gaming and non-gaming experiences in that new paradigm?”
Huang’s response was somewhat lengthy, and we’ve included it below, but for the sake of brevity we’ll zoom in on a few claims he made, specifically: “We’re probably already two years into it. And so I would say that within the next five to ten years.”
"As someone who frequently uses DLSS upscaling, I’ve already become well accustomed to games partly rendered by AI. With this in mind, the idea of my GPU becoming subservient to, or replaced by, a neural processing unit (NPU) doesn’t feel like an impossible future."
Nvidia CEO reckons your GPU will be replaced with AI in “5-10 years”
Speaking during a Q&A session following the Nvidia GTC keynote, Jensen Huang shares his thoughts on the future of game rendering via AI.
www.pcgamesn.com
"Technologies powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have been used to enhance GeForce graphics cards for several years now, but its growing capabilities could soon find GPUs out of the driver’s seat in the future. This is according to Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, who envisions a future in which every pixel of a game is generated by AI within the next decade."
"During the Q&A session Huang was asked: “How far do you think we are in this world where every pixel is generated at real-time frame rates? And what is your vision for gaming and non-gaming experiences in that new paradigm?”
Huang’s response was somewhat lengthy, and we’ve included it below, but for the sake of brevity we’ll zoom in on a few claims he made, specifically: “We’re probably already two years into it. And so I would say that within the next five to ten years.”
"As someone who frequently uses DLSS upscaling, I’ve already become well accustomed to games partly rendered by AI. With this in mind, the idea of my GPU becoming subservient to, or replaced by, a neural processing unit (NPU) doesn’t feel like an impossible future."
jtardif999
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We’ve been over the ground of why 3 years ago they were confident of getting earlier success. The emergence of GenAI changed all those expectations.
“I am unsure of what the expectations should be. I know that if the agents I work with don't send me clients in the previous 12 months I don't renew their contracts. They only get rewarded with a contract once they introduce new clients.”
Are you telling us that in the last 12 months BrainChip haven’t signed any new clients? Tell that one to @Esq.111 who has the number of partners now at 64.
“They are not selling toasters” they have a pipeline of progress on ‘sales’. To get to an IP deal to the stage of being signed there would be a lot more than just you get to play with Akida and then make a decision. There would be something like the following:
1) Initial contact with a potential client to discuss a use case they might have.
2) If there’s no use case then they might like to trial the tech and see if they can come up with one.
3) Develop a prototype for a solution of a particular use case using the ADE.
4) Test the prototype and rinse and repeat dev until satisfying a solution.
5) Create a proper design once the prototype has been satisfied. This step could take a while and btw at this point is the product a device that Akida IP is going to be embedded into or is the client company just making and selling chips with our IP like Renesas?
6) Tape out the design into silicon and test the silicon, again going to take significant time.
7) If the client company is putting the silicon with Akida embedded into a device, they wouldn't have to sign an IP deal with BrainChip until they mass produce the device. This may take years since they might consider holding off until the time is ripe to sell the product in volume.
So 3-12 months from when new/existing customers get their hands on Akida2 IP isn’t going to result in IP contracts imo. More likely 3-4 years. It’s possible some of our original EAPs could be closer to closing a deal though. We all hope something will drop soon..
Nice but Mr Robort is standing still not moving at all?
Almost like they feed the ball to him?
A longer clip would be nice
Pom down under
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Maybe we should email them to get the robot to dance, would that make you happy?Nice but Mr Robort is standing still not moving at all?
Almost like they feed the ball to him?
A longer clip would be nice
Yes, it seems strange that in this fast paced world by the time we get new tech to the market its actually 3 to 5 years old.
New phones which most of us own contain tech 3 or 5 years old due to testing planning etc.
Hard to get your head around it as we think we are using the latest whiz bang.
Looking forward to AKIDA Gen 3 details.
Good morning all,
Over the last year or two I have posted links to Accenture Global Solutions Patents that have us in the artwork, or more to the
point, Akida Neural Processor mentioned, interestingly Accenture has recently mentioned Brainchip for the first time that I can
recall, anyway it certainly sounds promising, make of it what you will.
The link below is the latest one which is dated only 4 days ago, 21 March 2024
worldwide.espacenet.com
Over the last year or two I have posted links to Accenture Global Solutions Patents that have us in the artwork, or more to the
point, Akida Neural Processor mentioned, interestingly Accenture has recently mentioned Brainchip for the first time that I can
recall, anyway it certainly sounds promising, make of it what you will.
The link below is the latest one which is dated only 4 days ago, 21 March 2024
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