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[Rach2512]

Building the Future of Tech in Africa | Adedayo Oyewale posted on the topic | LinkedIn

If We Don’t Build the Future, We’ll Buy It forever. Technology is accelerating faster than we think. At the 2025 Edge AI event, a few breakthrough chips were unveiled that can run powerful AI tasks at the edge using almost zero power. BrainChip introduced its Akida chip, which can handle...

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[genyl]

I’ve noticed that you keep using words that could potentially discourage new investors… and your posts, not only this one, always carry a rather negative tone. I’m wondering why you do that? Terms like “dilution,” “a bigger player will catch us,” or “too slow”… You say you’re invested here and not shorting, but honestly, I find that hard to believe. I’m also frustrated, but mainly because of the share price. The company is making progress, yet it seems some people simply refuse to acknowledge that.

What’s your plan going forward, now that you’ve drawn all these conclusions for yourself?

I think you misunderstand what a forum is about sir. A forum is about being speculative (which is seen in here a lot), being optimistic and positive about our company and last but not least being sceptical and having critism towards our company which indeed is allowed and reasonable since we aren't even profitable yet. Being sceptical/critical might scare away new investors but it is up to them to do their own DD. There are always more sides to a company (pros/cons) and for me it is important that both sides gets highlighted. You might be a person who always see and write about optimistic and positive stuff, but I am the opposite. I tend to write about the things that concers me
and there has to be room for both for us in here. For example if your favorite football team loses and plays bad, I would say it is more important to highlight the negative stuff as long as it is construtive, so they know what to improve instead of being 100% positive all time, just like if a company dosent perform. I actually can't stand when people like you are being offensive towards people me like, just because i highlight a sceptical perspective. Hopefully this is a lesson for you.

 

[IloveLamp]

I think you misunderstand what a forum is about sir. A forum is about being speculative (which is seen in here a lot), being optimistic and positive about our company and last but not least being sceptical and having critism towards our company which indeed is allowed and reasonable since we aren't even profitable yet. Being sceptical/critical might scare away new investors but it is up to them to do their own DD. There are always more sides to a company (pros/cons) and for me it is important that both sides gets highlighted. You might be a person who always see and write about optimistic and positive stuff, but I am the opposite. I tend to write about the things that concers me
and there has to be room for both for us in here. For example if your favorite football team loses and plays bad, I would say it is more important to highlight the negative stuff as long as it is construtive, so they know what to improve instead of being 100% positive all time, just like if a company dosent perform. I actually can't stand when people like you are being offensive towards people me like, just because i highlight a sceptical perspective. Hopefully this is a lesson for you.

 

[7für7]

I think you misunderstand what a forum is about sir. A forum is about being speculative (which is seen in here a lot), being optimistic and positive about our company and last but not least being sceptical and having critism towards our company which indeed is allowed and reasonable since we aren't even profitable yet. Being sceptical/critical might scare away new investors but it is up to them to do their own DD. There are always more sides to a company (pros/cons) and for me it is important that both sides gets highlighted. You might be a person who always see and write about optimistic and positive stuff, but I am the opposite. I tend to write about the things that concers me
and there has to be room for both for us in here. For example if your favorite football team loses and plays bad, I would say it is more important to highlight the negative stuff as long as it is construtive, so they know what to improve instead of being 100% positive all time, just like if a company dosent perform. I actually can't stand when people like you are being offensive towards people me like, just because i highlight a sceptical perspective. Hopefully this is a lesson for you.

I didn’t even get past the first sentence before I stopped reading… it was immediately clear to me that you’re the one who hasn’t understood what a forum is for… sir.

Take a page out of Pom’s book.

 

[7für7]

Building the Future of Tech in Africa | Adedayo Oyewale posted on the topic | LinkedIn

If We Don’t Build the Future, We’ll Buy It forever. Technology is accelerating faster than we think. At the 2025 Edge AI event, a few breakthrough chips were unveiled that can run powerful AI tasks at the edge using almost zero power. BrainChip introduced its Akida chip, which can handle...

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BrainChip is inspiring! I won’t sell my shares just to satisfy the shorts… no matter how often they try to spread fear. There are people out there who see our company as a true pioneer.

Who do you want to listen to? The ones actually working with our products, or those who complain about everything we announce?

DYOR… GO BRAINCHIP!!!!

 

[genyl]

W

I didn’t even get past the first sentence before I stopped reading… it was immediately clear to me that you’re the one who hasn’t understood what a forum is for… sir.

Take a page out of Pom’s book.

What are you, like 15 years old? Do yourself a favor and educate yourself.

 

[7für7]

W

What are you, like 15 years old? Do yourself a favor and educate yourself.

15 1/2 and I’m still learning?!
What about you?

 

[CHIPS]

The Edge AI Revolution is Here The cloud's dominance is being challenged—and the Generative Edge AI community is leading the charge. Across three groundbreaking EDGE AI FOUNDATION forums, we've… | EDGE AI FOUNDATION

The Edge AI Revolution is Here The cloud's dominance is being challenged—and the Generative Edge AI community is leading the charge. Across three groundbreaking EDGE AI FOUNDATION forums, we've witnessed a seismic shift: the cloud must evolve beyond its role as a centralized AI powerhouse...

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The Edge AI Revolution is Here

The cloud's dominance is being challenged—and the Generative Edge AI community is leading the charge.

Across three groundbreaking EDGE AI FOUNDATION forums, we've witnessed a seismic shift: the cloud must evolve beyond its role as a centralized AI powerhouse. After years of fixed-function AI investments at the edge, a new era of practical innovation is exploding into the gap—and it's happening faster than anyone predicted.

What We've Proven

Forum Three revealed the game-changer: Power-efficient hardware now deploys generative AI directly at the edge, supported by robust on-premises solutions. This isn't incremental progress—it's liberation.

What's Next

Forum Four raises the stakes even higher. We're convening the brightest minds to unveil:

- Next-generation algorithms operating at both generative and reasoning levels
- Revolutionary power-efficient hardware that brings AI within arm's reach of users
- Open development suites democratizing innovation
Transformative applications leveraging distributed agentic architectures
- Near-zero latency connectivity making real-time intelligence truly real-time

Tune in to hear these breakthrough thought leaders:

Day 2 — Sensing, Applications & Platforms (8:00–12:10 PT)
08:00–08:05 Welcome (organizers)

08:05–08:20 Fireside chat - Generative Edge AI in Automotive – Marin Kellner (McKinsey) / Pete Bernard (EDGE AI FOUNDATION)

Session 4 — Sensing, Interaction & Health
08:20–08:45 Michele Magno (ETH Zurich) — GenAI at the Edge: Wearables→AVs

08:45–09:05 Xiaofeng Tan (Pison) — Multimodal Hand Gesture Modeling

09:05–09:25 Ritik Shrivastava (Brainchip) — aTENNUate: Real-Time Audio Denoising

09:25–09:50 Luigi Occhipinti (Cambridge) — Artificial Sensor Intelligence & Health

09:50–10:15 Giovanni Scapellato (STMicroelectronics) — GenAI for Biosensors/Cardio

Session 5 — Endpoints, Industrial & Ecosystems

10:15–10:40 Davis Sawyer (NXP) — Industrial Edge: Old Meets New

10:40–11:00 Henrik Flodell (Alif Semiconductor) — GenAI at the Edge for Endpoints

11–11:25 David Cuartielles (Arduino) -- Proposal of workflow and software architecture for the development of complex EdgeAI applications

11:25–11:45 Zechun Liu (META) -- Advancing Large Language Models in Resource-Constrained Environments

11:45–12:00 Closing (organizers)

This is the future of AI—decentralized, efficient, and unstoppable. The question isn't whether to tune in. It's whether you can afford to miss it.
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GENERATIVE EDGE AI: Architectures, Agents & Apps - DAY 2​