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Best regards from Germany! Have a nice weekend!
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Best regards from Germany! Have a nice weekend!
Nichts zu danken! I hope you are also done cleaning up that dripping sarcasm of yours over in the Klassengruppe (regarding my reply to you here on TSE)?
Oh, I totally agree.
Yeah, I can see that posting the ASX BRN opening and closing prices each trading day and cracking jokes in between have higher priority for you than sharing the fact with others that yet another highly respected neuromorphic researcher has boarded our team bus as a part-time consultant.
Mmmh… I would have thought that shedding some light on Akida United’s new signing might actually contribute to boosting the morale of the odd dispirited fan in the German BörsenNEWS Arena.
After all, would all these talented people with successful careers in academia and/or the industry really jeopardise their reputation and fall for a scam or jump on a sinking ship?
Erm, nope, not at all. Rather it is a good example of people commenting on other people’s posts they merely skimmed or didn’t read at all (I trust you know which specific post I’m referring to…)
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Come on, Alf Kuchenbuch has been mentioned numerous times, both here and in the German forum, yet, your post suggests you’ve never come across his name before?! Then how about googling it or using the forum search function by clicking on the magnifying glass on the top right?
Maybe you should make it a priority then to familiarise yourself with the staff representing our company in public…
To be honest, I only read a few lines. It's too exhausting and unimportant for me what you have to say. I don't work for BrainChip and I don't owe you an explanation of how I set my priorities. Don't you think it's a bit over the top to impersonate a user and post things from them here? Is it that relevant to you? Find a hobby... just a friendly piece of advice.Nichts zu danken! I hope you are also done cleaning up that dripping sarcasm of yours over in the Klassengruppe (regarding my reply to you here on TSE)?
Oh, I totally agree.
Yeah, I can see that posting the ASX BRN opening and closing prices each trading day and cracking jokes in between have higher priority for you than sharing the fact with others that yet another highly respected neuromorphic researcher has boarded our team bus, in a role as part-time consultant.
Mmmh… I would have thought that shedding some light on Akida United’s new signing might actually contribute to boosting the morale of the odd dispirited fan in the German BörsenNEWS Arena.
After all, would all these talented people with successful careers in academia and/or the industry really jeopardise their reputation and fall for a scam or jump on a sinking ship?
Erm, nope, not at all. Rather it is a good example of people commenting on other people’s posts they merely skimmed or didn’t read at all (I trust you know which specific post I’m referring to…)
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Come on, Alf Kuchenbuch has been mentioned numerous times, both here and in the German forum, yet, your post suggests you’ve never come across his name before?! Then how about googling it or using the forum search function by clicking on the magnifying glass on the top right?
Maybe you should make it a priority then to familiarise yourself with the staff representing our company in public…
TATA is rather fond of AKIDA AI.[Video] Tata Consultancy Services - North America on LinkedIn: #googlecloudnext #ai #cloud #generativeai #tcsna
Exciting highlights from Day 1 at #GoogleCloudNext '24, where we won three prestigious Google Cloud Partner of the Year awards. Discover how Tata…www.linkedin.com
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TCS is a Marquee sponsor of Google Cloud Next ‘24 at Las Vegas. Join us to explore ideas, learn about innovative technologies, and hear our visionary perspectives.www.tcs.com
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Our Akida PCIe board ordered from BrainChip has arrived! We are looking forward to benchmarking our Earth Observation models on the chip.
If you like us to try some models for you, let us know in comments! #space #earthobservation #eo #neuromorphic #edge #computing #autonomous #brainchip
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More details if someone with better technical understanding can help us.Ambiq Apollo510 Arm Cortex-M55 MCU delivers up to 30x better power efficiency for AI/ML workloads - CNX Software
Ambiq Apollo510 Arm Cortex-M55 microcontroller delivers 30 times better power efficiency than typical Cortex-M4 designs and 10 times the performance ofwww.cnx-software.com
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AI workloads are rapidly flowing out to the network edge, accelerating the demand for even more compute power that established chipmakers and startups alike are rushing to meet.
Silicon vendors over the past month have rolled out new CPUs, accelerators, and platforms designed to address the power, analytical processes, and security demands in a compute environment that by its nature is constrained in many of those areas. That said, the overriding need is to bring all these capabilities as close as possible to where the massive amounts of data are being generated, so for chipmakers, the race is on.
The result will be a range of new silicon options for AI workloads at the edge as the year unfolds. The same day this week that Arm unveiled its Ethos-U85 neural processing unit(NPU) and Corstone-320 Internet of Things (IoT) reference design platform for edge AI applications at the Embedded World 2024 show, rival Intel showed off its Gaudi 3 acceleratorsand Xeon 6 CPUs for the AI edge at the company’s Intel Vision 2024 event, with CEO Pat Gelsinger calling AI “the next killer app for the edge.”
“As the edge becomes increasingly important, it’s going to become the dominant AI workload resource,” Gelsinger said. “Research indicates that by 2026, 50% of edge computingdeployments will involve machine learning and AI, compared to just 5% today. A killer use case.”
For its part, Qualcomm at Embedded World announced its RB3 Gen 2 Platform, a hardware and software offering aimed at embedded and IoT uses, including AI edge boxes. All this comes less than a month after NVIDIAtook the covers off its upcoming Blackwell family of GPUs, maintaining its pole position for AI workload accelerators.
Startups Are in the Mix
It’s not only the established players but also startups looking to get a foothold in the edge AI space. Israeli startup Hailo this month raised $120 million in Series C funding — bringing to more than $340 million that total amount it’s brought in — and launched the Hailo-10 accelerators, designed to run generative AI applications locally without the need for cloud-based services. Another startup, SiMa.ai, which makes Systems on a Chip (SoCs) of edge AI systems, this month pulled in $70 million in funding — including from Dell Technologies’ investment arm — growing the amount it’s collected to $270 million.
It will be a boon for chip makers, with Omdia researchers expecting the market for AI processors at the edge to grow from $31 billion in 2022 to $60 billion in 2028.
Hyundai autonomous car passed a driving test in New York!
4 min video featuring a robotaxi. Starts bringing a blind lady into the story to humanise it and help show value.
Enjoy
TechGreat post ! Once again Brainchip is quietly sitting in No. one pole position, patiently waiting for the light to turn green, surrounded by all our 60 odd customers/clients and partners, 99% secured with breath-taking patents worldwide...oh the timing and digital as well !!!
AKD II can't wait to show off