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[DingoBorat]

Wow, just spied this over at the other place, courtesy of FactFinder..

Embeddedworld

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brainchip.com

Absolutely hilarious, that multiple posters, must have complained about "copyright infringements" because he likely posted a screenshot, of the BrainChip website ...

I wonder if TomAndJerry complained, as he has a deleted post, for flaming and baiting straight after..

What an absolute tosser that guy is..


Here is what FactFinder would have pasted..

Kalpeshkumar Chauhan, is the VP Technology Evangelist (odd title?.) at VVDN Technologies.


I'm really liking Google's definition..

"A technology evangelist is someone who raises awareness of and builds a mass of users for specific technology, products or services. Their work encompasses many aspects of business, including sales, marketing and leadership. Through their advocacy, they aim to establish emerging technology as an industry standard"

 

[manny100]

Wow, just spied this over at the other place, courtesy of FactFinder..

Embeddedworld

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brainchip.com

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Absolutely hilarious, that multiple posters, must have complained about "copyright infringements" because he likely posted a screenshot, of the BrainChip website ...

I wonder if TomAndJerry complained, as he has a deleted post, for flaming and baiting straight after..

What an absolute tosser that guy is..


Here is what FactFinder would have pasted..

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Kalpeshkumar Chauhan, is the VP Technology Evangelist (odd title?.) at VVDN Technologies.


I'm really liking Google's definition..

"A technology evangelist is someone who raises awareness of and builds a mass of users for specific technology, products or services. Their work encompasses many aspects of business, including sales, marketing and leadership. Through their advocacy, they aim to establish emerging technology as an industry standard"

"This year promises unprecedented growth in intellectual products"
That statement alone from VVDN describes a fast growing market where we have a 1st mover advantage and a clearly superior product = increasing value of our patent portfolio.
We are in 'odd situation' where we do not have to sell a thing to be worth a 'mint' as long as the market keeps growing at exponential rates.
Did someone say taking candy from a baby. Tom and Jerry et al = kids with crayons = buying ops for grown ups.
As Sean said its hard for business to let go of traditional shackles. Once they do it will be a flood of sales.
I am still accumulating.

 

[IloveLamp]

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[Bravo]

Here's an extract from an article published in The Age today which discusses Apple's iPhone 16 and its AI features.

It also states "the most significant areas of generative AI research currently are focused on power consumption and energy efficiency".

Babak Hodjat was one of Siri's inventors.

Has Apple’s AI ‘glow up’ made Siri better?

Apple’s digital assistant is 13 years old and one of its original inventors says it’s about time it got a makeover.

www.theage.com.au

 

[7für7]

Here's an extract from an article published in The Age today which discusses Apple's iPhone 16 and its AI features.

It also states "the most significant areas of generative AI research currently are focused on power consumption and energy efficiency".

Babak Hodjat was one of Siri's inventors.


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Has Apple’s AI ‘glow up’ made Siri better?

Apple’s digital assistant is 13 years old and one of its original inventors says it’s about time it got a makeover.

www.theage.com.au

I just wanted to ask a simple question... without any hidden agenda... not that wild speculations start arising about unimportant companies like Apple or so without first clarifying the most important thing... Have you... I mean... have you started it again... the... Have you started jogging again? That's what I was asking, whether you've started jogging again

 

[Guzzi62]

The Secret Behind Apple's New Silicon: The Next Big Move is coming​

So many different chips in an I-Phone.

Apple is buying companies all the time, she said, over 100 in the last few years, at 6:35.

Apple sells around 230 mill phones per year, and they aim to make as many of their own chips as possible.

 

[Tothemoon24]

Great to see Tata & Brainchip ️

 

[Bravo]

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www.tweaktown.com

 

[IloveLamp]

We recently showcased our cloud-free edge rag-llm demo at the AI Hardware and Edge AI event. | M Anthony Lewis

We recently showcased our cloud-free edge rag-llm demo at the AI Hardware and Edge AI event. Attendees grasped the potential impact of a chip that eliminates internet delays, privacy concerns, and complex setups with smartphones. Imagine a fridge that instantly tells you how to fix the icemaker...

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[CHIPS]

"This year promises unprecedented growth in intellectual products"
That statement alone from VVDN describes a fast growing market where we have a 1st mover advantage and a clearly superior product = increasing value of our patent portfolio.
We are in 'odd situation' where we do not have to sell a thing to be worth a 'mint' as long as the market keeps growing at exponential rates.
Did someone say taking candy from a baby. Tom and Jerry et al = kids with crayons = buying ops for grown ups.
As Sean said its hard for business to let go of traditional shackles. Once they do it will be a flood of sales.
I am still accumulating.

I wonder how old this statement is since 2024 is almost over.

 

[CHIPS]

Great to see Tata & Brainchip ️

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Tata even advertises BrainChip at a trade fair?

That's it! I need to buy loads more stocks!!!

 

[DingoBorat]

The Secret Behind Apple's New Silicon: The Next Big Move is coming​

So many different chips in an I-Phone.

Apple is buying companies all the time, she said, over 100 in the last few years, at 6:35.

Apple sells around 230 mill phones per year, and they aim to make as many of their own chips as possible.

BrainChip, is an A.I. Edge focused Company, so if we don't go into one of the most commonly used Edge devices, at some point, I'm going to be disappointed..

I'd really like that to be Apple, because they are such a standout innovative Company and it would be a perfect fit for us.
Whether it will be, remains to be seen..

This is an article, from 2019, focusing on Neuromorphic Computing in mobile phones, but with a focus on promoting Rain A.I. (who has since changed direction abruptly @Diogenese?).

BrainChip, also got a mention though (don't mention the casinos!).

Neuromorphic Chips and the Future of Your Cell Phone - DataScienceCentral.com

Summary: The ability to train large scale CNNs directly on your cell phone without sending the data round trip to the cloud is the key to next gen AI applications like real time computer vision and safe self-driving cars. Problem is our current GPU AI chips won’t get us there. But...

www.datasciencecentral.com

"BrainChip Holdings out of California is listed on the Australian stock exchange and has neuromorphic chips that learn casino games like blackjack from video feeds already in use in Las Vegas casinos to spot cheaters"
(This was software anyway, we didn't have a chip at that stage).


I will be Happy, with any phone manufacturer, to tell the Truth and I think it's more likely, to be a former "Great" or an "Up and Comer" looking for a "leg up".

 

[Diogenese]

BrainChip, is an A.I. Edge focused Company, so if we don't go into one of the most commonly used Edge devices, at some point, I'm going to be disappointed..

I'd really like that to be Apple, because they are such a standout innovative Company and it would be a perfect fit for us.
Whether it will be, remains to be seen..

This is an article, from 2019, focusing on Neuromorphic Computing in mobile phones, but with a focus on promoting Rain A.I. (who has since changed direction abruptly @Diogenese?).

BrainChip, also got a mention though (don't mention the casinos!).

Neuromorphic Chips and the Future of Your Cell Phone - DataScienceCentral.com

Summary: The ability to train large scale CNNs directly on your cell phone without sending the data round trip to the cloud is the key to next gen AI applications like real time computer vision and safe self-driving cars. Problem is our current GPU AI chips won’t get us there. But...

www.datasciencecentral.com

"BrainChip Holdings out of California is listed on the Australian stock exchange and has neuromorphic chips that learn casino games like blackjack from video feeds already in use in Las Vegas casinos to spot cheaters"
(This was software anyway, we didn't have a chip at that stage).


I will be Happy, with any phone manufacturer, to tell the Truth and I think it's more likely, to be a former "Great" or an "Up and Comer" looking for a "leg up".

Yes. Rain AI started with a spaghetti bowl of "self-organizing" nano-wires which magically interconnected in an analog NN pattern. That was the product Sam Altman and others invested in.

Rain Ai are now strictly digital.

As they say "It's never Rain but it's poor."

 

[itsol4605]

BrainChip, is an A.I. Edge focused Company, so if we don't go into one of the most commonly used Edge devices, at some point, I'm going to be disappointed..

I'd really like that to be Apple, because they are such a standout innovative Company and it would be a perfect fit for us.
Whether it will be, remains to be seen..

This is an article, from 2019, focusing on Neuromorphic Computing in mobile phones, but with a focus on promoting Rain A.I. (who has since changed direction abruptly @Diogenese?).

BrainChip, also got a mention though (don't mention the casinos!).

Neuromorphic Chips and the Future of Your Cell Phone - DataScienceCentral.com

Summary: The ability to train large scale CNNs directly on your cell phone without sending the data round trip to the cloud is the key to next gen AI applications like real time computer vision and safe self-driving cars. Problem is our current GPU AI chips won’t get us there. But...

www.datasciencecentral.com

"BrainChip Holdings out of California is listed on the Australian stock exchange and has neuromorphic chips that learn casino games like blackjack from video feeds already in use in Las Vegas casinos to spot cheaters"
(This was software anyway, we didn't have a chip at that stage).


I will be Happy, with any phone manufacturer, to tell the Truth and I think it's more likely, to be a former "Great" or an "Up and Comer" looking for a "leg up".

Your article is dated with

• April 6, 2019 ‼

 

[Food4 thought]

This was posted on Bloomberg

Intel Corp. has officially qualified for as much as $3.5 billion in federal grants to make semiconductors for the Pentagon, according to people familiar with the matter, after the chipmaker reached a binding agreement with US officials.

 

[DingoBorat]

Your article is dated with

• April 6, 2019 ‼

What's your point man?..

I made note of that in my post..

The whole "point" of my post, was that neuromorphic technology, has been considered for mobile phones, for some time...

 

[Food4 thought]

Now do you think if some one bought an IP licence could it be intel
Lots of dots

 

[Food4 thought]

Seen this as I walked down the street in PhuQuoc Vietnam
It made me laugh a little

Must have Brainchip on my mind again

 

[Getupthere]

Edge AI: The Future of Artificial Intelligence in embedded systems — Embedded

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many industries, enabling applications that seemed unlikely just a few years ago. At the same time, the exponential growth of data and the need for real-time responses have led to the emergence of a new paradigm: edge AI.

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According to estimates, global spending on edge computing is expected to exceed $200 billion in 2024, up 15.4% from the previous year. Embedded devices like microcontrollers don’t have the computing power of a data center, but with advances in AI algorithm efficiency and specialized hardware, it’s now possible to run models on these devices. New chips designed specifically for edge AI, such as neural processing units (NPUs) integrated into microcontrollers, are making it increasingly possible to implement models in embedded systems.

 

[CHIPS]

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