buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Holding up extremely well with Less than expected 4C!! and very negative markets overnight and today!!
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I hate the motley crew as much as anyone. But have you all noticed a change in sentiment. They no longer refer to cafe incomes and meme stock etc.
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Why the BrainChip share price is in the spotlight this week
The BrainChip share price has been on quite the ride these past 2 days after the company's Q3 cash flow update. Let's see.
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They obviously change their sentiment depending on if they are shorting a stock or buyingI hate the motley crew as much as anyone. But have you all noticed a change in sentiment. They no longer refer to cafe incomes and meme stock etc.
Why the BrainChip share price is in the spotlight this week
The BrainChip share price has been on quite the ride these past 2 days after the company's Q3 cash flow update. Let's see.
Agreed.
There is no honor among thieves!
MF is the worst crap so-called stock advisor tool you can spend money on.
They always end their talk about a company with: Whoever these 5 stocks have a higher score, bla bla.
TheDrooben
Pretty Pretty Pretty Pretty Good
Big line wipe at 24.5c just now..........
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Noted of late in the thinly traded NASDAQ that there have been unusually large bids for BRCHF in the range of 100-500k. And these are seemingly serious bids as they frequently are raised intra-session.
Someone or some entity wants large quantities of stock and are being professionally prudent.
Someone or some entity wants large quantities of stock and are being professionally prudent.
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JoMo68
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It’s not written by our mate Micklepenis. That’s probably the reason for the more objective sentiment.
Tothemoon24
Top 20
Agree Dio , plenty going on with EI
Not sure if you’ve seen this ;
More in the link ;
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Industrial Inspection Line - Brainchip Akida
An industrial inspection application that uses the Brainchip Akida Neuromorphic processor for fast and efficient quality control inferencing.Created By: Peter Ing
Public Project Links:
Object Detection - https://studio.edgeimpulse.com/studio/349843
Classification - https://studio.edgeimpulse.com/studio/349858
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/peteing/brainchip_edgeimpulse_inspectionsystem.git
Introduction
In the ever-evolving landscape of modern manufacturing, the efficiency and accuracy of production lines are paramount. The meticulous inspection of products at various stages ensures not only the adherence to quality standards but also the optimization of resources. In this dynamic scenario, the integration of cutting-edge technologies such as computer vision and artificial intelligence has emerged as a game-changer.Initially, machine vision systems relied on basic image processing techniques and rule-based algorithms. These early systems were capable of performing relatively simple tasks, such as inspecting products for basic defects or checking for the presence of specific features. These systems required cameras with high-cost Industrial PC's to perform CPU-based processing that was expensive and power hungry, while offering limited performance.
Today the trend has shifted towards using Deep Learning, specifically Convolutional Neural Networks on Graphics Processing Units and specialized CNN hardware accelerators. However, the solutions on the market are still relatively costly and power hungry. Cameras and IPC's are available with integrated acceleration built-in for industrial use cases, but are very expensive.
Neuromorphic processing, inspired by the human brain, diverges from traditional computing with its parallel, adaptive features like Spiking Neural Networks, parallel processing, event-driven computation, and synaptic plasticity. This disruptive technology holds promise for energy-efficient, brain-like information processing, particularly in tasks like pattern recognition and sensory processing. This makes Neuromorphic computing ideal for use in Industrial inspection systems where it can provide real-time insights into product quality. The benefits include reduced costs, improved performance, and being able to adapt the system at the edge to new use-cases.
Brainchip Akida represents the state of the art in production-ready Neuromorphic computing, ideally suited to edge use-cases. We will be demonstrating the power of the Brainchip Akida in an industrial setting in this guide as part of a standalone inspection system that can be setup along a production line.
The Akida processor is available on a PCIe card form-factor for integration into your own hardware, or ships as either an Intel or Arm-based developer kit. For the purpose of this project our focus is on the Arm-based developer kit, which consists of a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 mounted on a Raspberry PI Compute Module 4 IO board, enclosed in a metal housing.
Many users coming from an Industrial environment have limited experience when it comes to AI and Deep Learning, which can seem daunting. There are very expensive platforms and solutions that help simplify the process, but none can match the ease of use and rapid performance of using Edge Impulse for the AI component of your project.
Industrial Inspection Use Case
A typical scenario in an industrial manufacturing plant is defect detection. This can be applied to a range of different product types, but essentially the requirement is always to determine which products to reject, out of a set of products that are often moving along some kind of materials handling equipment such as a conveyor.To achieve this, classic machine vision techniques using old camera systems running CPU algorithms often included detecting a Region of Interest (ROI) and then focusing on that area, while using tools such as edge and blob detection to find anomalies.
Deep learning solves this approach by making use of learning algorithms to simply teach the system what is correct and what is not correct. This results in a 2-stage pipeline that first does Object Detection, then cascades the results to a Classifier.
Back at CES2023 Socionext and Brainchip presented together:
BrainChip joins Socionext in the Vehicle Tech and Advanced Mobility Zone, located in the Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall in Booth 10654. Socionext will be showcasing its leading-edge technologies and solutions in automotive imaging, AI, and smart sensing to help customers develop feature rich custom SoCs that enable product differentiation with an added competitive edge. Socionext has played an important role in the implementation of BrainChip’s AI technology in SoCs and the companies are working together to satisfy the need for AI in edge computing. As part of this showcase, BrainChip will be highlighting its functionality with NVISO’s human-behavior software designed for the automotive in-cabin environment.
Did we ever work out if we are involved in the Socionext SC12 60GHz? In this video,I found the following comments interesting:
- Then there is hardware for measuring the distance the angle calculation and the clustering. 3D detection sounds can be defined and an interrupt notification is generated only when the movement is in this detection Zone. All the signal processing is built into the hardware without the need of any CPU or any type of firmware
- Uses 0.7mW of power
BrainChip joins Socionext in the Vehicle Tech and Advanced Mobility Zone, located in the Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall in Booth 10654. Socionext will be showcasing its leading-edge technologies and solutions in automotive imaging, AI, and smart sensing to help customers develop feature rich custom SoCs that enable product differentiation with an added competitive edge. Socionext has played an important role in the implementation of BrainChip’s AI technology in SoCs and the companies are working together to satisfy the need for AI in edge computing. As part of this showcase, BrainChip will be highlighting its functionality with NVISO’s human-behavior software designed for the automotive in-cabin environment.
Did we ever work out if we are involved in the Socionext SC12 60GHz? In this video,I found the following comments interesting:
- Then there is hardware for measuring the distance the angle calculation and the clustering. 3D detection sounds can be defined and an interrupt notification is generated only when the movement is in this detection Zone. All the signal processing is built into the hardware without the need of any CPU or any type of firmware
- Uses 0.7mW of power
Interesting that my back of envelope maths (don’t shoot me) shows the Top20 accumulating ~70mill shares in the last quarter, with UBS and affiliate Warbont entering with ~11mill shares as well, against reducing ~20mill not including LDA. You’d have to see that as positivity from the big end of town I would have thought.
The combination of things like that and the endless arrival of Akida in a multitude of media has to show us headed in a strong direction. Stepping back for a wider viewpoint can be handy sometimes rather than getting caught up with the close up.
The combination of things like that and the endless arrival of Akida in a multitude of media has to show us headed in a strong direction. Stepping back for a wider viewpoint can be handy sometimes rather than getting caught up with the close up.
Fullmoonfever
Top 20
Further to the previous paper by Ericsson I posted at Xmas saying they had used Akida, good to see they're still bullish on neuromorphic by the looks.However, in a Secret Santa, some more interesting news / developments
According to a paper just released a couple of days ago (not peer reviewed as yet) it appears some Snr Researchers over at Ericsson have been playing with Akida and "for instance, to demonstrate the feasibility of AI-enabled ZE-IoT, we have developed a prototype of a solar-powered AI-enabled ZE-IoT camera device with neuromorphic computing."
My question would be is this something off their own back or do we have a hand in the background somewhere as well
Towards 6G Zero-Energy Internet of Things:
Standards, Trends, and Recent Results
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Full article from a few days ago.
Ericsson expects network densification to drive next phase of growth in India
Ericsson's growth in India is driven by network densification due to rising data consumption. Fixed wireless access is expected to surpass US deployments. Data traffic will increase significantly, leading to network expansions. Partnerships with Vodafone Idea and focus on network APIs and AI...
Some people can only write trash comments even with their real name
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NEW on the Blog: Edge Impulse’s latest report projects the edge AI market to reach $143.6B by 2032. As early adopters look for seamless support, BrainChip’s MetaTF framework simplifies the transition… | BrainChip
NEW on the Blog: Edge Impulse’s latest report projects the edge AI market to reach $143.6B by 2032. As early adopters look for seamless support, BrainChip’s MetaTF framework simplifies the transition to Akida’s event-based computing platform. Our newest blog post explores how MetaTF tools...
Great, thanks for that info. Looking forward to the podcast.
GazDix
Regular
HI all.
Glad the top 20 was released. Better late than never I suppose. Here is the breakdown:
1. PVDM (founder) - same
2. Citi - Down 9 million shares.
3. BNP - Up 7 million shares. This fund has always been on the increase pretty much since the last 2 years.
4. HSBC Australia - Massive 29 million share increase (our 'sophisticated' investors for the SPP?)
5. JP Morgan - up by 26 million.
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This has been the largest change in share values in the top 5 by at least 3X since I have been recording for the last two years. All apart from Citi in the positive excluding our beloved founder of course who just holds.
SPP reasons probably I suppose.
6. Merril - up about 600k (again). Little change here for a while.
7. BNP (2) - down 2.6 million.
8. BNP (3) titled 'Retail client' - up 1.8 million shares.
9. HSBC (2) - up 100K.
10 Certaine (1) - up 3.6 million shares (big move too)
11. Certane (2) - up 700k.
12. Finclear - up 1.3 million.
13. Crossfield - Down 100k
14. UBS nominees - NEW (unknown). holding 6.4 million shares. Must have accumulated at least 2 million.
15. Osserian fam - sold more again. 500k down.
16. Paul (retail) - same.
17. Jeff (retail) - same
18. David (retail) - same
19. National Nominees - down 8 million shares.
20. Warbont - (New) although sure I saw them in a previous report. Must have accumulated at least 400k to be here.
Floor share value of top 20 had risen by about 400k (positive generally).
I've read before others dismissing these details as just funds that allows retail to buy. This is partly true, but the nuance is as they themselves will buy themselves and for retail purposes, they promote and endorse the companies they back.
GLTAH,
Cheers
Glad the top 20 was released. Better late than never I suppose. Here is the breakdown:
1. PVDM (founder) - same
2. Citi - Down 9 million shares.
3. BNP - Up 7 million shares. This fund has always been on the increase pretty much since the last 2 years.
4. HSBC Australia - Massive 29 million share increase (our 'sophisticated' investors for the SPP?)
5. JP Morgan - up by 26 million.
------ Break here --------
This has been the largest change in share values in the top 5 by at least 3X since I have been recording for the last two years. All apart from Citi in the positive excluding our beloved founder of course who just holds.
SPP reasons probably I suppose.
6. Merril - up about 600k (again). Little change here for a while.
7. BNP (2) - down 2.6 million.
8. BNP (3) titled 'Retail client' - up 1.8 million shares.
9. HSBC (2) - up 100K.
10 Certaine (1) - up 3.6 million shares (big move too)
11. Certane (2) - up 700k.
12. Finclear - up 1.3 million.
13. Crossfield - Down 100k
14. UBS nominees - NEW (unknown). holding 6.4 million shares. Must have accumulated at least 2 million.
15. Osserian fam - sold more again. 500k down.
16. Paul (retail) - same.
17. Jeff (retail) - same
18. David (retail) - same
19. National Nominees - down 8 million shares.
20. Warbont - (New) although sure I saw them in a previous report. Must have accumulated at least 400k to be here.
Floor share value of top 20 had risen by about 400k (positive generally).
I've read before others dismissing these details as just funds that allows retail to buy. This is partly true, but the nuance is as they themselves will buy themselves and for retail purposes, they promote and endorse the companies they back.
GLTAH,
Cheers
Nahhh.. I forgot some German prefectures are not that much religious. So it’s not a nationwide holiday. Means they are trading today.. that means.. no late night PSA … sorry guys!In Germany today they have a holiday. , so no trades for today…Would be a good timing for a price sensitive announcement🫡🫡🫡🫡
BrainShit
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Further to the previous paper by Ericsson I posted at Xmas saying they had used Akida, good to see they're still bullish on neuromorphic by the looks.
Full article from a few days ago.
Ericsson expects network densification to drive next phase of growth in India
Ericsson's growth in India is driven by network densification due to rising data consumption. Fixed wireless access is expected to surpass US deployments. Data traffic will increase significantly, leading to network expansions. Partnerships with Vodafone Idea and focus on network APIs and AI...m.economictimes.com
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Ericsson is also a member of the AI-RAN Alliance, which brings together technology industry leaders and academic institutions to drive the improvement of RAN performance and capabilities through AI. It also aims to optimise RAN asset utilisation and create new revenue streams. By pioneering AI-based innovations in RAN, they aim to profitably drive the telecom industry towards 6G.
That's why I also invested in Ericsson... and because of the global 5G/6G network rollout. A lot of IoT devices have to communicate, right?
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